It is fascinating, bold, uncompromising, disturbing and thought-provoking. What it isn’t is easy to watch, easy to understand or conclusive.

It does look different. Otherwise, this resembles every other MCU product.

The resulting story is a strange mix of fantasy/action/romance, with good action and spectacular visuals that cover for its flaws.

The outline of The Northman may sound familiar, yet Eggers has created something quite unique.

Over-the-top Cage is the best Cage. Massive Talent is at its best when it leans into the goofiness of its concept.

Like its predecessors, it feels very similar to the stories that launched this universe, unfortunately lacking their sense of magic.

It is about nothing less than the joy to be found in an ordinary life. Here is a word to describe it: delightful.

Not only is it superhero formula, it is really dull superhero formula put together in a way that doesn’t bother to be fully coherent.

Turning Red may not quite be top shelf Pixar, but it is a pretty good example of what they do better than everybody else.

Very dark, fascinating, sometimes excellent; However, it also drags something fierce, especially in the middle and again at the end.