He pines for Gwen Stacey (Hailee Steinfeld) AKA Spider-woman who was one of the multiple Spider-people drawn from different universes and misses the advice from the world weary Peter Parker (Jake Johnson).
In Gwen's universe she too misses Miles but when a villain pops into her reality from elsewhere this unexpectedly offers a chance to be reunited.
No good will come of this.
CW: Flashing imagery
To clear his debts he agrees to go to the birthday party of billionaire superfan Javi Gutierrez (Pedro Pascal), for which he'll be paid $1m.
The two initially interact awkwardly then bond drunkenly over a screening of Paddington 2. Yes really, and develop a semi-bromance.
Then he finds out Javi isn't who he says he is...
CW: nothing of note, this is goofball comedy
No good will come of this.
CW: I don't know how to do this without spoilering the movie completely but it's full of misogyny and unpleasant as fuck, but in a meaningful way
Into her life comes Filipina Nanny Diana (Chai Fonacier) who she neglected to tell her husband Felix (Mark Strong) about.
Diana gives her some respite and with the help of some traditional Phillipines folk remedies they are both initially sceptical of Christine begins to shine again.
No good will come of this.
CW: portrayal of poor mental health, flashing images, suicide
Prophet Malcolm (Michael Sheen) has drawn people from all over and preaches equality and fairness in return for worship and sacrifice. The cult (for that is what it is) look superficially like some Christian Sect using similar words in their teaching but they worship something older but also more tangible.
CW: Violence, mutilation and bloody sacrifice.
On arrival the locals claim never to have seen or heard of her. Howie is repelled by their bawdy songs and 'sinful' behaviour: he is a devout Christian.
Slowly the story changes as he investigates and Howie finds out the island has embraced an ancient pagan religion.
No good will come of this.
CW: Nudity, animal and human sacrifice, awful folk music
Outside a great plague "The Shred" robs people of their memories and selves to greater or lesser degrees. Society is reduced to little pockets of memory and understanding. The family don respirator hoods and take turns at standing sentry with a rifle. Trespassing 'forgetters' become compost.
One day a stranger comes who has not forgotten.
Josef explains it's a video diary for his unborn child: diagnosed with cancer he won't be around after they're born.
The day passes awkwardly. Josef is overly familiar and does some odd stuff but Aaron agrees to share a whisky with him before heading home.
No good will come of this.