• Phillips probably intended Joker’s social commentary to leave audiences with a lasting impression. Thankfully, its diluted and confused message is vastly overshadowed by an outstanding performance by Phoenix.

  • ainfully preachy, without an ounce of unpredictability

  • Far from Home could never and wasn’t really intended to outperform or trump Avengers: Endgame. But it’s a definitely earned a place in the MCU while being a fantastic sequel for Homecoming.

  • In the end, International is a mildly fun ride with satisfying special effects and an adequate number of chuckles.

  • Though it’s unlikely there are any, but even the uninitiated will appreciate Endgame. A hard-core fan, though, will most likely be overwhelmed with the constant onslaught of nostalgia.

  • Hellboy is a strange sometimes comic journey filled with excessive carnage. It’s no cinematic marvel but it’s still a fun ride.

  • Tim Burton’s magic can’t save it…Disney’s latest dip into its treasure of archives crashes before it can soar like its main character

  • Bay may have anthropomorphised hunks of metal in five smash-bash Transformer films. But it’s Knight who has injected heart and soul into that robot body.

  • Though flawed and excruciatingly long, DC’s latest packs enough punch to keep Aquaman fans hooked.

  • A seamless blend of disparate aesthetics and an universally touching tale makes Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse incredibly refreshing

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