While F9 is full of some truly impossible action set pieces, which the fans love, but you can't help but feel it's lost that "family" focus.

Serves as more of an opportunity to connect these two characters, to build their relationship and flesh out what we know already about them.

Leaving us on a cliffhanger, this is the episode where we get more of an insight of what "the variant" can do, or what they plan on doing.

The Prince of mischief is back with us.

You wouldn't want this to be a carbon copy of the first, so why not go all out and make this bigger, faster and louder experience.

This certainly has its flaws, but as a fan this was certainly watchable. A few tweaks in the amount of gore and this would've worked tenfold

For a one location, one person show, Oxygen manages to tell an interesting tale in a suspenseful manner.

This anthology TV show is weird and wacky, bringing together a range of differently animated short films.

An extension to a show many love, and at first glance it seems as though it will be of the same quality.

This new Netflix addition, Mitchell's vs The Machines, is a pure delight from start to finish.

Finally entwines it into a suspenseful and engaging story, although dragging it's heels to get to the interesting parts.

An interesting idea, put together in a clear amateur manner. These are the types of films that occur a random following,

Building on the relationships we've seen throughout, bringing these characters together, going deeper into the flagsmashers and their plan.

This Is A Robbery does well to tell this true crime story, giving you all the facts, allowing you to speculate throughout.

With Marvel you can always expect them to treat the characters right. That is exactly what they do with the return of Zemo.

Has a certain amount of charm in it's deliverance, but the father-son story line never catches hold of you the way in which it was intended.

The human characters are still a problem but it more than makes up for it with some of the most epic titan battles scenes on screen to date.

Where you do get the classic big monster fight scenes this was bogged down by the human characters story lines.

With the more Marvel film style at play, this will no doubt be just as it was played up to be, "a six hour Marvel movie".

The way in which Spielberg precisely tells this story, it will hit you deeper than ever before, there will not be a dry eye in the house.