y adventure perfect for the Easter holidays. When a professional thief (Chris Pine) is separated from his daughter after a heist goes wrong, he begins an epic journey to reunite with her, including breaking out of prison, and confronting former allies turned enemies. The cast are what makes this adventure fun, with Chris Pine and Michelle Rodriguez leading the line well. Regé-Jean Page is excellent as a princely warrior who takes on everything in a quite literal sense, resulting in some funny set-pieces. But it’s Hugh Grant who steals his scenes as a scampish rogue who double-crosses his former allies. I have no idea why any of these people made this film, but its mildly enjoyable all the same.

In court, the judge offers him a simple choice – do some time behind bars or community service in the form of coaching a local youth team with intellectual disabilities. So, Marcus takes charge of the team, known as ‘The Friends’ and looks to take them to the play-off spots for the Special Olympics. The story is an engaging and gripping underdog tale of success and emotional growth, that is packed full of good gags and entertaining set-pieces. A slam-dunk success.

John Wick may have found a way to topple the High Table, but first he’ll have to face off against a new adversary who has a wide plethora of assassins at their disposal. This film is a marker for incredible set-pieces and has an even broader scope that travels the world, with Paris a nice setting for a lot of the carnage. Reeves continues to shine, as do the series regulars like Ian McShane, Lance Reddick and Lawrence Fishburne

That’s not to say that he doesn’t transform into Shazam! (Zachary Levi) at every opportunity he gets, but its getting harder to keep his family close by. Crime doesn’t care though, and a mystical trio of Gods named the Daughters of Atlas (including Helen Mirren and Lucy Liu) have arrived on earth, hell bent on reclaiming their mystical powers from Shazam and his family. With a brilliant cast and lots of laughs, this is a great family blockbuster.