As streaming services have grown to be even more important in our lives over the last year, it's great to see that cinemas have also seen some resurgence.
That's largely thanks to some of the major studios supporting theatres and releasing their biggest blockbusters in cinemas first. So it's been a great year to watch a movie with a bucket of popcorn and a bunch of strangers.
A House Of Dynamite (Netflix)
The director of Point Break and The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow, returned to the director's chair after an almost nine year break with this tense and claustrophobic story about a single, unattributed nuclear missile being launched at the United States.
Dripping with the signature realism that Bigelow brings to her films, A House Of Dynamite is as divisive as it is impressive.
It's definitely not for everyone and garners criticism in equal measure to praise, but it's a film that's absolutely worth a watch.
All Of You (Apple TV)
I'm not crying, you're crying! You certainly will be at this amazing romantic drama written by Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso) and William Bridges (Stranger Things).
Goldstein and Imogen Poots play Simon and Laura, best friends since University who in later life find themselves battling the feelings they have towards each other while navigating their individual relationships.
Unrequited love, fate and integrity are each explored in this absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking film.
It truly…