Published public reviews
The most grounded MCU Spider-Man story yet. I still liked No Way Home a little bit more but this one was a fun and emotional Superhero movie with spectacular action sequences. I love the POV style mixed in one of the New York swinging scenes. I'm excited about the MCU X-Men (my favorite Marvel team ever) more seeing that Sadie Sink is already introduced as Jean Grey.
A cool and action-packed short that celebrates the 15th year anniversary of the original The Hire series of films. Clive Owen returns as the slick driver and he is joined by a stellar cast. This felt and looked like a full-feature length movie. The action sequences were blockbuster material. I enjoyed this.
A fun stand-alone story for Johnny Cage. It has signature humor which I like and pretty good action moments. I liked the 80s setting in colorful L.A. and the very 80s music they used. The animation was clunky at times though but they got Jennifer Grey's look really well. Gory, profane, hilarious, action packed and it has a little bit of heart too.
It has some great visual style and cinematography. The practical effects and gore were good as well. The acting besides Max Von Sydow's were choppy though and the ending was too abrupt for my taste. It's still a decent Giallo flick and fans of the genre and the director will have a lot to like in this. ***I need to watch more of Argento's films to better understand and appreciate Giallo films.
A fun filler episode with Wolvie. Morph and the Weapon X gang. I wished the real Deadpool was included in this story too.
Great episode. D'Arcy and Cooke were amazing as always. I'm readying myself for the penultimate episode next week. Goodbye, Sir Criston Cole.
Cap and Black Widow! Now that's a 90s trio throwback comic book fans know.
The fantasy concept in an alternate present day Los Angeles was good. The humor was off at times but I liked the blending of dark fantasy, cop drama, thriller and social commentary. I would have loved to see a sequel to see more of the world building and other fantasy creatures.
A fun look back at all the Spidey films that culminates in the amazing No Way Home film. It's always great to see Tobey, Andrew and Tom together whether it's in the movie as the three Peter Parker or as themselves in this documentary.
A more accurate adaptation of the animated series. It's cheesy, funny and action-packed like the source material. Great soundtrack too. An entertaining nostalgic trip for fans of the toys and the show.
What an AWESOME, AWESOME movie!!!! I laughed, I cried, i was surprised, i was blown away! Never felt like this since Avengers: Endgame! All those characters in one film... AMAZING! SPECTACULAR! Stan Lee would be so proud. It's sad that he didn't get to be a part of this since he had cameos in all three spider-verses.
It's not accurate to the source material but I enjoyed this movie as a kid like I enjoyed the animated series. It's campy 80s fun. Frank Langella was great as Skeletor and it has Monica Geller! It's been a long time since I last saw this. A perfect re-watch before watching the 2026 movie tomorrow.
