141. Jurassic World

Top notch crowd pleasing Dinosaur fun. Really goes to show that the Park itself is the best thing about the franchise. While It doesn't stand up too much hole picking I really enjoyed the two hours or so I spent in Jurassic World.

After Mad Max this is the best of this summers blockbusters.

136. Avengers: Age Of Ultron

Quality popcorn munching fare that is as impossible to dislike as it is to get totally excited about. A script full of snappy and crackling one liners but still ends up as the usual city destroying punch up. 

Not as good as the first instalment so a 'good but not great' although a weighty +1 for the lovely Veronica.

129. Guardians of the Galaxy

Chris Pratt channels pre-grumpy Harrison Ford to great effect in a movie that loves mixtapes and 80's nostalgia.

Slightly more heavy handed than I thought it would be and not quite the all singing all dancing blockbuster I was expecting. Although I am still marvelling (#seewhatididthere) at the supporting players Marvel get involved in these movie blocko-de-busters (Glenn Close, John C. Reilly etc.).

Main Takeaway: Chris Pratt can't dance for shit.