We've got Dory, about to cross the shores into the UK cinemas at the end of this month (it's been doing swimmingly well everywhere so far), the huge Spielberg adaptation of The BFG, the eagerly-anticipated return of Jason Bourne, Suicide Squad, Pete's Dragon, and so much more. Firstly, a side-note on the term "eagerly-anticipated" - it's such a press/journalistic term and I use it a lot - but it doesn't even BEGIN to sum up how I'm feeling about all these summer releases!

Leicester Square's been permanently buzzing with the red carpet arrivals of these superstars (I'm talking about the films, not the celebs) - just the other day I was walking by, and Ellen DeGeneres was just there in front of me for Finding Dory. 

To gear up for hiding from the heat in the comforts of a cinema, here are some previews, interviews and exclusive clips from some of my most eagerly-anticipated film arrivals.

The BFG

It's not just the film I'm excited about too - to celebrate the film launch, 100 years since the birth of Roald Dahl, and to celebrate the power of dreams (yes really), a Dream Jar Trail has been commissioned across London. In particular, it's raising money and awareness for Save the Children so it's a very worthy cause. What is the Dream Jar Trail? I hear you cry. It's the dreams of icons like director Steven Spielberg, Professor Stephen Hawking, Dame Helen Mirren, Simon Cowell, Niall Horan, and lo-o-ads more, being brought to life through art installations which you can find around the city. You can find out more about it here, and it's going on til the end of August so would definitely make a fun day out for all the family, or simply if you want to londer. ('Londer' is a word I invented for wandering around London but we can come back to that another day.)

Finding Dory

Jason Bourne

Suicide Squad

The hype has been building up for such a long time now. You're looking at a group of anti-heroes, possibly the worst-equipped to fight crime. But that's where it gets interesting. The word "super" applies but they're no heroes; Margot Robbie will tell you that alright. Throw in a mix of Will Smith, Jared Leto, Cara Delevingne and more, and you have a DC film that will hopefully be miles better than Batman v. Superman earlier this year.

Pete's Dragon