The best films out in June include everything from the new Edgar Wright film to a new Holocaust documentary
Tom Cruise accidentally unearths an ancient evil in this fantasy action caper, which seeks to kick off a whole new 'Dark Universe' franchise based on classic Hollywood monster movies.
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This Daphne du Maurier adaptation looks big on heaving bosoms and suspicious squints, as Sam Claflin plays a man trying to determine whether Rachel Weisz has killed someone – while falling in love with her.
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Telling the story of twelve survivors trying to live in the shadow of the Holocaust, Destination Unknown includes an interview with the man who helped Oscar Schindler compile his famous list.
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This much we know: Edgar Wright's film will be a candy-coloured pop confection of unsurpassable smartness, a technical marvel stuffed full of stars (it's got Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, and John Hamm). But will it be any good? We certainly hope so.
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The filmmaking team behind this biopic have got the first bit right: actually finding someone who looks like Tupac Shakur. Let's see if they can do justice to the rest of the rap legend's story.
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