Elisabeth Moss stars as Cecilia in The Invisible Man. CREDIT: Universal Pictures
The Invisible Man (2020, written and directed by Leigh Whannell) tells the story of Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss), who is being stalked by her rich and manipulative boyfriend Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen).
From left to right: Evan Alex, Winston Duke, Lupita Nyong’o, and Shahadi Wright Joseph star in Jordan Peele’s horror film Us. CREDIT: Universal Pictures
Ever since Jordan Peele’s feature directorial debut for 2017’s Get Out, Us (2019, directed by Jordan Peele) has been highly anticipated by everyone around the world. His second feature Us follows a family of four who runs into trouble during their family vacation (note: it is difficult to explain what Us is actually about without spoilers).
From left to right: Samuel L. Jackson, James McAvoy, and Bruce Willis respectively stars as Elijah Price, Kevin Wendell Crumb, and David Dunn in Glass. CREDIT: Universal Pictures
The third movie in the Unbreakable franchise returns with all three comic book inspired characters—David Dunn “The Overseer” (Bruce Willis), Elijah “Mr. Glass” Price (Samuel L. Jackson), and Kevin Wendell Crumb plus 20 other personalities (James McAvoy)—reuniting at a psychiatric institution, where they are being treated by psychiatrist Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson)
Rowan Atkinson stars as the titular spy role in Johnny English Strikes Again. CREDIT: Universal Pictures
Johnny English Strikes Again (2018, directed by David Kerr) is the third movie in the Johnny English franchise. This third instalment shows Johnny English (Rowan Atkinson) coming out from retirement and going back into the field as a British spy, where his mission is to hunt down the hacker who is responsible for a series of cyber attacks in London.
Lily James as young Donna. CREDIT: Universal Pictures
Prior to Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018, directed by Ol Parker), I’ve never watched any other movies or TV shows that Lily James has starred in. I was really impressed by her performance as young Donna; her singing voice was amazing, and the outfits that she wore in the movie really complemented her character and performance. James had the most scenes and musical numbers, as much of the movie’s plot centred around young Donna’s life and how she came to spend her adulthood at the Kalokairi island.
CREDIT: Universal Pictures
Love, family, and friendship are three words that I would use to sum up Mamma Mia! (2008, directed by Phyllida Lloyd). It is a thrill to watch original music by Abba being performed by cast members Meryl Streep (Donna Sheridan), Amanda Seyfried (Sophie Sheridan), Christine Baranski (Tanya), Julie Walters (Rosie), Pierce Brosnan (Sam Carmichael), Colin Firth (Harry Bright), Stellan Skarsgård (Bill Andersson) and Dominic Cooper (Sky).
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