Bad Guys 2 (2025)

The Bad Guys 2 swings back onto the scene with full comedic flair and heartfelt mischief, proving itself not just a worthy sequel but in many ways an upgrade.

From the start, the animation dazzles with its vibrant, kinetic style that keeps the energy high and the laughs coming. The voice cast, led by Sam Rockwell’s effortlessly cool Mr. Wolf, once again delivers, and the introduction of a rival crew raises the stakes in all the right ways.

The story leans into bigger, crazier territory, but never loses its heart. At its core, it’s still about friendship, redemption, and the joy of choosing good over bad, even when chaos is so much fun. The humor is sharp, self-aware, and full of moments that will keep both kids and adults entertained.

If you enjoyed the first film, this sequel doesn’t just repeat the formula—it expands on it, proving that this crew still has plenty of charm and tricks left up their sleeves. The Bad Guys 2 is a wildly entertaining ride that cements the series as one of the most fun animated franchises out there.

Paddington In Peru (2025)

Paddington in Peru is everything I hoped it would be and more—a warm, funny, and irresistibly charming adventure that reminds us why this little bear has captured so many hearts. From the moment it begins, the film radiates kindness and optimism, never losing the gentle wit and visual inventiveness that made the first two entries so beloved.

What really struck me is how it builds on the magic of Paddington 2. That film became something of a legend, often called “the greatest film ever made” after its viral shoutout in The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent with Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal. It’s a huge bar to clear—but somehow, Paddington in Peru doesn’t buckle under the pressure. Instead, it embraces the legacy and continues the tradition of wholesome perfection, adding new settings and emotional beats that feel just right.

This isn’t just a children’s movie; it’s a story for anyone who believes in kindness, family, and the small joys that make life beautiful. I walked out grinning, and honestly, I can’t wait to see it again. If Paddington 2 was a surprise masterpiece, Paddington in Peru proves it wasn’t a fluke—it’s the continuation of one of the most consistently wonderful film series of our time.

Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)

Fantastic Four: First Steps delivers exactly what the title promises—a bold reintroduction of Marvel’s First Family that feels both classic and forward-looking. I really enjoyed it. The story balances heart, humor, and cosmic wonder in a way that reminds you why the Fantastic Four are so essential to Marvel’s universe. Each character feels true to their core while still leaving room for fresh dynamics, and the visuals absolutely pop. More than just a great standalone read, it sets the tone for what feels like the beginning of an exciting new Marvel era. I’m genuinely thrilled to see where this direction goes next.