Often we regard Aardman studios as the kings of stop motion technique. It is true that they rarely create a new film, but when they finally create it, then one can expect a real big hit.

CINEMA CITY MOVIE THEATERS REMAIN OPEN (WITH RESTRICTIONS)! Presumptuous but well meaning Emma Woodhouse is one of the most popular Jane Austin characters, and audiences could admire her in many different television series and films. Here comes the latest adaptation, a humorous and modern affair starring the excellent Anya Taylor-Joy.

The previous Escape Plan movie was exciting, because two popular, iconic action heroes (Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger) were having fun together while trying to break free from the safest prison of the world. Unfortunately the sequel is far from being just as fun.

This low budget thriller is directed by Will Wernick, a relatively unknown director who drew inspiration from a hidden fear that most of us might have felt too: our fear from escape rooms.

Lethal deseases tend to get a romantic shade when adapted to Hollywood movies made for teenagers. There are no unbearable and embarassing symptoms and everything falls into place in the end.

A biopic about American serial killer Ted Bundy (played by Zac Efron). He murdered more than 30 women but on the surface he was a kind father and partner. Unfortunately the film shuns away from awkward questions and fails to dig deep into the personality of its protagonist.