Our favourite accidental secret agent spends his years of retirement in peace, but not for long: after a cyber-attack reveals the identity of all the active undercover agents in Britain, Johnny English is forced to step forward and find the mastermind hacker who is responsable for all the chaos.

Director Taika Waititi is best known for his dramedy 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople' and for 'Thor: Ragnarok'. His irresistible but somewhat peculiar humour flowed freely in these movies, but now he tackles the sensitive subject of Nazism.

As this film has won the Venice Film Festival a month ago, probably even those are interested in seeing it who are otherwise not that into comic book adaptations.

Judy Garland was a charming actress and an iconic performer, but also a victim of Hollywood. This biopic concentrates on her famous London concert tour in 1968: the event was as ambiguous as her life, full of beautiful moments and terrible downturns.

This quirky comedy tries to win the public over using the ever charming Rose Byrne and a picturesque coastal village in Britain. Our heroine Annie has a boyfriend who is completely obsessed about a long-disappeared rocker, and she feels like she is stuck in a dull life she never really wanted. This is about to change when she leaves a spiky comment on the fan page created by her partner.

Though there was great scepticism before the 2017 reboot, 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' did pretty good in cinemas because it managed to show something new and original.

In the previous Jumanji film the world of fantasy stepped into the real world, and in the sequel the real world ventures into the world of fantasy. Four adolescens discover a video game and they are drawn into the game's jungle setting and find themselves in the body of the adult avatar they chose.

After completing his service in the Israeli Navy, young Yossi Ghinsberg (born in Tel-Aviv) has decided to realize his dream and travel to South-America. In Bolivia he made friends with a Swiss teacher and an American photographer, so they continued their journey together.

The question is, can the dinosaurs, 25 years after the first Jurassic Park movie, show something entirely new to us? Well, they almost succeed at it: the second part of 'Fallen Kingdom' is surely worth the price of a cinema ticket.

Bruce Wayne seeks help from his newly acquainted ally, princess Diana. Bad news is they have to face an enemy stronger than all their previous opponents. Without Superman the Earth has become more vulnerable, and the group of metahumans must overcome the powerful army of the immortal Steppenwolf.