Over 30 years since his original trip to America to find true love, Prince Akeem (Murphy) of the kingdom of Zamunda is shocked to find he has a son.

The snow may barely be off the ground, but the 5 Drive-In Oakville was back in business as of Friday.

In the future, Eastern Europe has become a civil war zone and one U.S. drone pilot, Harp (Damson Idris), disobeys orders to save a bunch of marines

Mark (Kyle Allen) is living the same day over and over again and is getting quite good at predicting every little event that happens in his town.

Locked Down is a gaggle of scenarios from the world of the COVID-19 pandemic that turns into a heist movie in the last 30 minutes or so.

Denzel is playing a beaten down grizzled cop who can’t let go of a case which is a standard cop movie cliché but he sells the emotional toil.

Promising Young Woman is a solid vigilante revenge thriller with a few distinctive twists on the genre. It incorporates serial killer movie tropes

After the United States civil war, Captain Kidd, makes a living by travelling to cities in the south and reading from selected newspapers to the masses.

Roald Dahl’s The Witches is sort of a kid friendly version of a horror movie with monsters and mutations.

In the year 1984, Diana aka the super-powered Amazonian Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) is living in the world of men, secretly saving people as Wonder Woman.

Honourable Mentions: Tenet, Freaky, Kajillionaire, The Invisible Man, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend, The Midnight Sky, Onward

The Croods: A New Age manages to skate by on whimsy and craziness. Like the preceding film, it is cranked up to 11 the entire time

Mank is a glorious throwback to a bygone Hollywood filmmaking era that still manages to feel current with themes about fake news

Freaky is a horror comedy twist on the Freaky Friday formula that succeeds in being very energetic and messy.

A combination of comedy sci-fi apocalypse and a glam up romantic comedy, Superintelligence ends up as a fairly tonally inconsistent mash up

Dreamland is a melodrama that leans into the tragedy and schmaltz with a lot of grim desperation and sturdy performances

Kajillionaire by writer and director Miranda July (Me, You and Everyone You Know) is a strange, sad, weird, and sometimes amusing experience.

Director Alexandra Pelosi, daughter of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, doesn’t exactly make the movie a didactic partisan hack job

While not deviating very much from the standard buddy movie road trip comedy formula, Unpregnant works well within that structure.

Borat (Cohen) was sent to the gulag after his first movie embarrassed the nation of Kazakhstan but now he is sent to America

In 1968, protesters descended upon the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to speak out against the Vietnam War.

The protector of all things on Halloween is Hubie Dubouis (Sandler) who is working overtime to make sure that everyone stays on the straight and narrow

The Social Dilemma begins with a cavalcade of former social media software engineers and investors telling the truth about how social media works.

The Devil All the Time is an extremely grim experience that leans into its Western gothic horror vibe with lots of creepy visuals

The 2020 Mulan live-action remake of Disney’s 1998 animated Mulan is definitely the same story in both versions, give or take an Eddie Murphy voiced dragon

It works in fits and starts as there are some good performances from some moody mutants until things finally get rolling in the finale.

A CIA agent, who is eventually nicknamed the Protagonist (John David Washington), is recruited by an agency known as Tenet.

After an almost 30 year gap in between sequels the excellent duo return in Bill and Ted Face the Music in a most triumphant manner.

Ultimately, Ivan is a film that has a sweet center although it never quite reaches being an extraordinarily transcendent talking animal fantasy

An American Pickle is a very funny and very weird movie that jumps from zany event to zany event, tonally hopping forcefully between maudlin and manic

Project Power is one of them grim and gritty and splatter ultraviolent takes on the superhero genre.

Wrestler turned actor Bautista keeps his tough guy with a heart of gold persona that he has used to good effect as Drax in Guardians of the Galaxy

Andy (Charlize Theron) runs around the globe doing mercenary for hire work with her comrades in arms

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is a weird movie which makes sense since it’s about an excessively extravagant singing competition

7500 is a visceral thriller that makes the most out of a single confined space and uses a real-time gimmick to create tension.

Democratic political strategist, Gary (Carrell), is trying to get his fellow liberal Washington Democrats out of a rut after their demoralizing 2016 loss

Alexander Hamilton is an up and coming American revolutionary in the late 1700s standing up to the oppression

The King of Staten Island is writer/director Judd Apatow doing his star-making comedy drama vehicle bit where he bestows fame

One day Artemis Fowl Jr. (Ferdia Shaw) finds that his father, Artemis Fowl Sr. (Colin Farrell) has gone missing and was actually a world renowned criminal

The Showtime documentary The Longest War shines a light on the US occupation of Afghanistan which, pushing towards 20 years

Digging into alternate versions of outcomes is what makes Kimmy vs. The Reverend very entertaining, eventually supplying a shockingly truly dramatic finale

Guns Akimbo is an excessively violent and extremely weird experience. It is also pretty funny with a lot of quipping amidst the chaotic splatter.

Its a zippy, profound and darkly amusing experience that shows how easy it is to twist a system if no one is watching