Poignant, horrifying, funny, balanced, and utterly depressing. But also great.

Great action and fun ideas, if a little muddled at times, with some interesting accents.

A bold, tightly constructed story that neatly blends the Golden Age of heroes with DC's Silver Age, with plenty of grounding the real-world politics and issues of the time.

Fun action and some great characters, but largely lacking depth or nuance; a little overshadowed by its predecessor, even within its own story.

A phenomenal opening salvo to the wider world of Runeterra, with incredible animation and exceptional character depth.

Beautifully shot and designed, with a strong sense of place and self, although can be a touch confusing at times.

Weird and wonderful doesn't really scratch the surface, but great music plus an exceptional Tim Curry makes for a lot of confusing fun.

A fun meta comedy on childhood in the age of apps, with an excellent central character in Ron.

A joyous, ridiculous, feel-good classic, even if the story is a little by-the-numbers.

An excellent, action packed, heartfelt introduction to some of the new generation of Avengers.

An average montage of spy and action film greatest hits, taken up a notch by a great ensemble cast.

A very Steven Fry production: upper-class comedy, linguistically tongue-twisting, and with a wicked sense of humour. Just not, perhaps, all that memorable.