As far as disaster movies go, ‘Greenland’ lands somewhere between ‘Deep Impact’ and ‘Geostorm’. Not as good as the former but also not as mind-numbingly dumb as Gerard Butler’s previous foray into the genre. In a normal year, this one could have easily fallen through the cracks. But this being 2020, the latest collaboration between Butler and director Ric Roman Waugh is actually a welcome diversion.

Google unhinged and you are likely to find a bunch of news referencing Trump, but under the category ‘People also ask’ I came across the question ‘is Unhinged worth watching?’ Well, that largely depends on whether or not you like trashy B-movies. Which is exactly what Unhinged is.

Judd Apatow’s latest, The King of Staten Island, tells the story of Scott (Pete Davidson), a 24-year-old who still enjoys the comforts of living at home with his widowed mother, Margie (Marisa Tomei). That is, until she starts seeing someone new and gently points out that it might be time to move out. Which poses a bit of a problem for Scott seeing as he hasn’t quite yet managed to turn his dream of opening a restaurant doubling as a tattoo parlor, into reality.