Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Ten Out of Ten, and I’m Going Back
My Spider-Man Brand New Day review: the swinging that floored me, Bernthal’s Punisher, a monstrous Hulk, Jean Grey, and what Peter is now.
My Spider-Man Brand New Day review: the swinging that floored me, Bernthal’s Punisher, a monstrous Hulk, Jean Grey, and what Peter is now.
Nolan’s Odyssey is sprawling and occasionally disjointed — Matt Damon is jacked, Hathaway is better than expected, and that ending is pure Tolkien.
The 2026 He-Man movie is a tonal mess that bombed at the box office — and I still had a blast. Here’s why Jared Leto’s Skeletor saves it.
Disclosure Day is a solid 7. It’s the best straight-up X-Files successor since the show itself, it earns its first contact moment, and if you grew up believing the truth was out there, it’ll scratch that itch convincingly.
A review of The Fantastic Four First Steps, where the retro-futuristic world and the Silver Surfer land but Galactus is nowhere near big enough.
A review of Thunderbolts, where Florence Pugh and a strong vault fight carry a film that takes the easy way out on mental health and misreads the Sentry.
Dive deep into a thrilling review of Paul Verhoeven’s Starship Troopers (1997). Explore its satirical brilliance, iconic scenes, cultural impact, and thought-provoking lessons. Discover how it diverges from Robert Heinlein’s novel and why it remains a sci-fi masterpiece
A review of Captain America Brave New World, Anthony Mackie’s first outing as Cap, Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk, and whether the shield needed a serum behind it after all.
Experience the genre-bending thrill of ‘The Gorge’ on Apple TV+, where Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy’s chemistry ignites a supernatural romance amid mysterious dangers
Revisit the 1987 cult classic The Running Man starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. A wild mix of dystopian chaos, 80s camp, and iconic cameos, this movie is as fun as it is absurd. Plus, a darker remake is on the horizon.
Dune Part Two review. Far more action than Part One, and a family rewatch plus the book’s context made it land. The Chani changes and missing Alia bug me.
Dive into our detailed review of Deadpool (2016)—a game-changing anti-hero movie that redefined superhero cinema with its humor, R-rated antics, and meta-commentary.
A deep dive into Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, exploring its themes, characters, and mind-bending science fiction.
A November 2024 review of Venom: The Last Dance — the road-movie middle, the Codex problem, Knull’s wasted potential, and whether the sacrifice actually lands.
A review of Deadpool and Wolverine, where Reynolds and Jackman’s chemistry carries a film written by people who genuinely understand the Fox universe.
A review of The Marvels, where Iman Vellani is the best thing on screen, Carol still underwhelms, and a post-credits cameo changes what the MCU can be.
A review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, where Rocket’s origin turns out to be the whole trilogy’s spine and the High Evolutionary earns his place as a villain.
A review of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, where the Council of Kangs steals the film and the villain meant to carry the next decade doesn’t convince.
I hope you’ve seen Aliens … it’s one of the classic military sci-fi films out there, and it completely turns the horror movie-themed Alien onto its head. With tons of…
I know I’m very late to the party with this review of Ghostbusters Afterlife, but after watching it recently, I really thought it deserved mention on the site. Afterlife helps…
A review of Wakanda Forever, where not recasting T’Challa was the right call, Namor is a genuinely good villain, and the ending lets him off far too easily.