Few weeks ago I saw Venom, which I thought was on the bad side of passable. The movie changes genres halfway through, the movie has a lot of clearly unfinished/halfbaked plots in it (but at least it's not the plot tornado of Spiderman 3/TAS 2 so at least Sony didn't make that mistake again), and a lack of Spiderman still makes me think this entire enterprise is a stupid idea from the get-go, but Tom Hardy acting like a crazy person is pretty amusing just by itself.
After that I saw three movies on a plane ride, so they might be pretty heavily censored versions of said movies, but I doubt that'd change much of my opinion on them:
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a massively stupid movie that really wants you to think it still has something to say. Though to be brutally honest I have my gripes with the original Jurassic Park's themes/ideas too, but I won't go on a huge rant here. Like Venom, this was also a movie that apparently decided it wanted to change genres halfway through. To be fair it's probably entertaining enough on its own, and it does have a few good moments here and there, but it mostly felt tired and pointless to me. It's probably bad when I want to say I'd probably would've liked it more if it was just an up-front stupid action movie without any pretense, which brings me to:
Rampage- also a really stupid movie but doesn't feel the need to pretend it's anything more than what it is. As far as a movie based on Rampage goes, I would first say "please don't", but since they made it I'd say this is probably about as good as it could've been, so take that as you will. Of course your enjoyment of the movie will probably depend on how much you like Dwayne Johnson's unique charm.
Annihilation- another great Sci-fi movie from Alex Garland. Can't talk about it too much without spoiling everything, so probably not much to say aside from that if you like this kind of movie, you'll probably enjoy this one too. Honestly I hear a lot of people talk about how Disney's ruining everything, but even if you hate the mass of superhero genre movies (and other pulpy ones like Star Wars) the past few years I think scifi's been doing pretty good- Since Interstellar we've had Ex Machina, Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, The Martian, and this movie. Plus that whole rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy was pretty great too. Obviously Superhero movies and the like are typically going to rake in more cash, but that's been the way it's been for forever now.