Hannah Lodge

The Old Guard is Netflix's most recent foray into the comic book superhero adaptation arena, an area it's pulled from a number of times...

Shirley transcends the generic biopic form – it contains enough fiction and speculation that it basically isn’t even a biopic, other than it contains characters who were real people – instead functioning as a moody piece of character work concerned more with themes than with historical fact.

You think you know what kind of movie you’re watching? Not so fast.

After The Mummy failed, Universal took a step back and began to rethink their commitment to the Dark Universe approach. That included their version of The Invisible Man, which was originally set to star Johnny Depp. Well. Thank god for that.

Birds of Prey is arguably a much better Harley movie than it is a Birds of Prey movie, but there are a lot of little things we loved.

From Downey's distracting accent to its choppy narrative, Dolittle is overworked.

One of the most interesting and exciting trends of 2019 was the way superhero-centric television took a great leap forward, proliferating a variety of platforms and positioning itself as water-cooler-worthy fodder.

What can you possibly add to a timeless story that’s also already had a successful on-screen adaptation?

Fans of both The Witcher books series and video games have an early Christmas gift arriving today, in the form of a Netflix adaptation of Geralt of Rivia’s adventures. 

Whether you just want a yes/no on if we liked it, a little bit of detail, or a full-blown review, we've got you covered.

Frozen II is arguably a darker, more mature film than its predecessor.

Gemini Man features the most ambitious CGI portrayal of a human character we’ve seen in movies yet. But can it deliver?