Picking up after the events of Skyfall, James Bond (Daniel Craig) finds himself in Mexico City stopping a terrorist attack. In the process, about half a city block is destroyed, but a lead on an organization is found. Bond discovers a ring on his target with an engraved octopus. Due to this event, MI6 is forced to ground him and propose a worldwide surveillance program. The program is headed by the new C (Andrew Scott). He plans to scrap the 00 program in placement of intelligence across 9 countries, called the “Nine Eyes.” Eventually, Bond finds out that the attack was linked to an organization, Spectre, and is now tasked with taking them down.

After a disastrous mission while on mars, a crew has lost one of their members and was pronounced dead on scene. Unknown to them, he actually survived and is now tasked with staying alive until someone comes to rescue him. What will happen to our stranded astronaut? Let’s find out in my review for, “The Martian.”

Sometime after “Avengers: Age of Ultron”, we find Scott Lang, a master robber, serving his last day in San Quentin State Prison. After struggling with a shady past to make a fresh start, Scott is thrown back into a life of crime, when a super suit and shrinking technology crosses his path. Let’s find out what happens, when a new hero approaches, in “Ant-Man.”

Everyone in this world has feelings. Pixar has gone out of the box with their latest film by portraying feelings as individual characters. What happens when feelings have feelings? Let’s find out in Pixar’s “Inside Out.”

Following the events of the first film, “Jurassic Park”, scientists have found a way to breed their own species of dinosaurs. Like its predecessor, humans show off the existence of dinosaurs for their own financial gain. With everything going smoothly, something bad was bound to happen again. Let’s find out what happens, when the parks gates are opened up again, in “Jurassic World.”