Knives Out (2019) - A fun murder mystery, but I guessed the killer and how they did it. Hear a sequels in the works, so I'm looking forward to it.
Rise of Skywalker (2019) - I enjoyed it. Not quite the whiz-bang it should have been, but Star Wars hasn't been the same since they changed the first one to be subtitled "A New Hope". I could quibble, but why bother?
Hit! (1973) - Part Mission: Impossible tv series / Dirty Dozen, half The French Connection and half blacksploitation film, Billy Dee Williams' CIA agent Nate Allen gets leverage on several individuals who have skills he'll need to wipe out the Marseilles based drug lords responsible for the heroin that killed his estranged daughter. Williams is good - as are Richard Pryor and Gwen Welles.
McQ (1974) - John Wayne's response to the Dirty Harry films. Less focused than those films, it still gives you Wayne machine gunning corrupt cops and drug lords on a beach.