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Spoilers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day -- it's very good, I've seen it twice this week ! -- follow. In the film, a significant mo...

People are listing their top ten science fiction films to "celebrate" Star Wars Day. I "celebrated" Star Wars Day in my ...

First Steps is pretty good, better than I was expecting. The retro-future-but-it's-the-present looks amazing and all the performances a...

Bearing in mind that (1) the Sentry has always been a terrible concept, and (b) the whole "there are no Avengers" premise doesn...

Spider-Verse 2: Spider-Verser is excellent and you should go and see it as soon as possible. I only have two quibbles: The first film ...

You know that thing where the most interesting Marvel films were framed as other genres that just happened to be in the Marvel Cinematic Un...

My friend Phill has, over the past few weeks, watched almost every Marvel film, and has now ranked them . I'm not going to go into the s...

I loved Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness ! But then I've been a Sam Raimi fan since I was about 10, and the film is more or l...

Spider-Man: No Way Home is great fun, surprisingly touching in places, and even a bit sad, but in a good way. It makes less and less sense ...

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 is good. It's not so much a sequel but a companion piece so if you liked the first one you'll like th...

The opening action sequence has some ropey, SyFy level, cgi. There are some clunky bits of plotting; Andy Serkis’ character sort of disap...

The best thing about the first Thor film was the relationship between Thor and Loki. Everyone knows now how good Tom Hiddleston was as the ...

I have been excited about seeing Pacific Rim since it was first announced, and after what has seemed like an endless wait I saw it yesterda...

Godzilla plus Dragonball Z plus Lord of the Rings plus the crappy Transformers , not as good as the first three but better than the latte...

Someone should really stop Damon Lindelof from ruining promising films with his cack-handed scripts.

I saw Wreck-It Ralph last week. It has its strengths; the subplot involving the old-fashioned Fix-It Felix Jr. and the Gears of War -esque ...

Splash meets The Fifth Element , with a little bit of Coccoon . Beautiful -- and defiantly non-3D non-CGI -- animation, and perhaps the mos...

John Woo finally remembers how to make a decent film, in doing so upstaging Peter Jackson's The Two Towers and The Return of the King ,...

Despite its popularity, I have never been tempted by the manga Death Note and its many spinoffs and adaptations; it seemed to be all goths ...

It's The Omega Man meets Clueless and it's very, very 80's. It's not as good as I remember it being when I was a child, bu...