I’m completely aware this is an unpopular take for many, but I struggled with Dead Poets Society. I was excited to watch it - I’m a big fan of Robin Williams’ 80s and 90s credits, which include films like Good Will Hunting and Good Morning Vietnam - but I was left feeling unsatisfied and confused.

Rewatching 12 Years a Slave some eight years on from its Oscar sweep is an intriguing experience.

Rating: ★★★★ Released: 2019 Director: James Mangold Starring: Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Jon Bernthal Streaming: NowTV, Sky Movies, Amazon Prime Video (Buy: £9.99)

With the stage set for Daniel Craig’s departure from the James Bond franchise after the September release of No Time To Die, it seems as good a time as any to reflect on the career of one of England’s highest-grossing acting exports.

About an hour into watching Before Sunrise, I found myself thinking that director Richard Linklater had done an amazing job of making Vienna seem surreal and dreamlike.

There’s a moment early in No Country For Old Men where Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) has to shoot an attack dog with a pistol after diving into a river. A lesser film would have had the character shoot and miss a few times, or realise the gun was wet and then force him to use his hands.

An inch-perfect plan, a prize like no other, and a whole lot of time spent assembling the right crew, only for it to all go wrong… that’s right - it’s the heist film.