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Supergirl delivers an engaging, character-focused adventure that gives Kara Zor-El a confident identity within the new DC Universe. Milly **** charismatic performance, impressive visuals and heartfelt emotional core make it an enjoyable watch, even if uneven pacing and a forgettable (yet disturbing) villain keep it from reaching its full potential.

Minions & Monsters doesn't reinvent the franchise, but its charming tribute to the Golden Age of Hollywood, energetic animation, and consistently funny set pieces make it one of the series' strongest recent outings.

A charming and surprisingly necessary sequel that successfully updates the franchise for a new generation.

An ambitious and exciting return to sci-fi that occasionally gets lost in its own ideas, but delivers enough spectacle, emotion, and wonder to make the journey worthwhile. Though its not-perfect, it stands as an impossible-to-ignore sci-fi experience.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a colourful, fast-paced adventure that nails spectacle and fun but falls short on story and emotional depth—an enjoyable ride in the moment, just not a memorable one after the credits roll.

A smart and heartfelt sci-fi that balances brain and emotion with remarkable ease.

Hoppers is a vibrant, entertaining animated adventure that delivers plenty of charm, energy, and visual flair. While its story plays things a bit safe and doesn’t fully explore its deeper moments, it remains consistently fun and engaging throughout. Not groundbreaking, but absolutely worth the ride.

The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a lovingly crafted, endlessly rewatchable comedy that captures the spirit of classic animation while carving out a unique identity of its own. A true animated gem.

This new Superman soars in this confident heartfelt reboot that brings the Man of Steel back to his comic-book roots in truth, justice and old-fashioned optimism. It's not revolutionary, it's inspiring and that's more than enough.

Disney’s crowning achievement filled with great animation, emotion, songs and dare I say, majesty. One of my favourite films of all time.

Star Wars ain't just great cinema. It is essential cinema! One of my favourite films of all time!

Damn, this movie was a real missed shot at something glorious. Urban slays it as Doomguy though. And the FPS sequence was awesome. But overall, it's just a huge game over on Mars.

There's still magic left in the toy box in this meta-existential sequel that serves as a worthy addition to the Toy Story saga. Just like Forky and the overall theme of this movie, it justifies its existence through the question: what does it means to be a toy?

This is the movie that gave birth to the modern blockbuster and reinvigorated the action-adventure genre. This is personally one of my favorite films of all time.

As a visionary leap into the possibilities of digital cinema, Tron stands as a landmark that's flawed, imaginative, and undeniably influential.

A deliriously silly yet surprisingly earnest big-screen adventure that amplifies the series’ absurdist humor with cinematic flair and a genuinely sweet coming-of-age core, even if its relentless zaniness occasionally overwhelms its narrative momentum. The definition of a childhood classic!!

A vibrant and fast-paced adaptation that faithfully translates Nintendo’s iconography into a candy-colored spectacle bursting with energy and affectionate detail, even if its brisk storytelling leaves character depth and emotional weight just shy of the next level.

A lively and confident follow-up that builds on the original’s wit and world-building with sharper character dynamics and timely thematic touches, even if it doesn’t quite recapture the lightning-in-a-bottle freshness of its predecessor. One of DISNEY's best films/sequels in years!!

It's a whip-smart, gorgeously animated crowd-pleaser that pairs sharp social commentary with heartfelt character growth and rapid-fire humour, delivering one of Disney’s most clever and emotionally satisfying modern animated triumphs

A bewildering spectacle of uncanny visuals and misguided ambition, drowning its talented cast and beloved source material in digital chaos, tonal confusion, and secondhand embarrassment that’s impossible to shake.

A loud, shamelessly brand-driven cash grab that mistakes references for jokes and product placement for storytelling, resulting in a painfully uninspired animated misfire with little heart and even less imagination.

A near-silent masterclass in visual storytelling that pairs breathtaking animation with aching romanticism and sharp environmental satire, crafting one of Pixar’s most daring, emotionally resonant, and timeless achievements.

A visually polished and intermittently thrilling sci-fi adventure that expands Buzz’s mythology with ambition and heart, yet struggles to balance its surprisingly somber themes with the lighter charm audiences might expect.

A charmingly offbeat stop-motion romp bursting with visual wit and Aardman’s signature craftsmanship, though its scattershot storytelling and uneven pacing keep it from fully capitalizing on its clever premise.

A deliriously inventive parody that skewers Arthurian legend with relentless absurdity, razor-sharp wit, and endlessly quotable gags. A low-budget comedy that turns its limitations into strengths and remains one of the most brilliantly rewatchable films ever made.