The ambition is to be admired but there is a feeling that the story of Moon Knight was rushed towards the end.

Awards season has once again arrived, and the stars of the last year gather to see if they'll claim the top prize.

Today Entertainment Weekly has provided us with the first look at the powerful Sith Lord in the upcoming Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi.

What Matt Reeves has done with The Batman is truly remarkable.

The Book of Boba Fett struggled to get going from the start, something was off about the character and it wasn't until the "mid-season fille

Nightmare Alley excels in its visuals and provides despicable characters that deteriorate under their own weight.

A truly unique viewing experience. The House disguises its weirdness with a stop motion style that makes it bizarre yet mesmerizing.

There are moments that make it a heartwarming watch, but it's meandering story-line holds it back from being something memorable.

Dopesick is a haunting yet mesmerising depiction of a very real problem. One of the most clever and must watch mini-series' of last year.

We as a team have put together a top 10 list for you all, narrowing it down from 51 films that we all loved.

Don't Look Up with its stacked cast takes that to another level, digging its heels into the society we live in.

Mahershala Ali is no doubt one of the best working actors out there and elevated this story immensely due to his presence on screen.

The finale rounds off the series well with emotion and some solid action scenes, while addressing the array of relationships within the show

John Watts has pulled it off, providing a heartfelt, deeply emotional and an absolute blockbuster of a Marvel film.

RONIN After the brief introduction of Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), it was difficult to understand where she may fit outside of just...

Hawkeye started off promisingly with the first two episodes, and doesn't let up here.

The series feels grounded, much more than the recent series' we've had, almost going back to the Netflix show feel.

Filled with quirky new characters and littered with nostalgia, Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a rip-roaringly fun adventure for all.

Army Of Thieves falls into that forgettable pit and will be forgotten in matter of weeks.

A storm is descending upon London, with what could potentially be one of the most immersive experiences to date.