Fun enough but not really anything new or particularly interesting.

A fantastic Hamlet, with some interestingly modern tweaks that largely hits the mark.

Wonderfully funny and nicely composed, a thoroughly enjoyable movie. Also: aye yay-ay-yay-ay-yay-ay-yay-yaaaaaa!

The first half proves Tarantino is the master of suspense, whilst the second half throws it all away for a healthy dose of hyper-violence. Fun but could have been so much better.

A continuing masterpiece that hits the ground running, slips a bit and then rises to the challenge magnificently. There have been few shows to rival Sherlock in the history of television and no matter definitive take on the characters themselves.

A disjointed meshing of concepts that may have worked on paper but suffered in production. Definitely give it a miss.

Absurdist fun that somehow actually happened, resulting in a nuanced, heart warming tale with exemplary performances throughout.

A spectacular and surprisingly intimate look at the characters that usually lurk in the background combines to form an excellent addition to the growing franchise.

A fun but basic monster movie, where the kaiju have more personality than the humans.

Diana is actually well written and Nathan Fillion is great as ever, but ultimately Wonder Woman fails to justify its plot in any meaningful way.

Fantastic, brilliant beasts and an epic return to a wonderfully detailed, intriguing fantasy world.

Diversity done, if not right, then certainly better than required in an entertaining, action-packed retelling elevated by an excellent cast.