A disjointed yet intriguing collection of anecdotes from the academic side of conservation and environmental research.

A masterclass in narrative, action, and – in particular – design. 

An amateur yet heartfelt and true expansion of the epic tale, with some surprisingly solid practical effects.

Gotta love a spin-off that decides to really double down on the weirdest aspects of the universe.

Fictional stories from real wars, told with a kind of brutal honesty, but without any clear motivating point (for the most part). And maybe that's okay.

A rough-around-the-edges thriller/procedural that has a solid enough core premise to keep you trudging through until it properly finds its feet.

A tightly woven tale wrapped around some excellent character work that help sell the otherwise outlandish central premise.

Chaotic neutral in film form, which makes it very hard to pin down.

A slower, more measured, more mature tale of Earthsea, but one with just as much character and depth.

A wonderful collection of non-fiction that offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of the author.

A fascinating biopic filled with emotional whiplash and lots of cats.

I'm not sure why this is considered as bad as it is, but it's certainly nothing special, either.