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Jumanji: The Next Level may be the funniest movie of the year for its first hour, but winds down somewhat in the second half.

Hobbs & Shaw is a powerful persuader that there's more to big, dumb action films like Fast Five than bigness and dumbness.

Fighting With My Family honours the athleticism and sheer commitment of these people, as well as their willingness to subject their bodies to extreme abuse.

Skyscraper is compulsively extravagant but crucially always adeptly constructed. It's straddles an oft ambiguous line between bad bad and bad good.

If you're going along to a film like Brad Peyton's Rampage, the importance of plot diminishes while the importance of destruction increases.

Jake Kasdan's Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle updates the nostalgic reference point and came up with something genuinely fresh.

The trailer for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle has thumped its way online, and there's no board games in sight, which is worrying.

The Fate of the Furious delivers what you want from a Fast and the Furious movie, even if what you want is another reinforcement of its corny family values.

The brand new trailer for the F. Gary Grey's The Fate of the Furious has more huge car crashes than you can poke a stick at.