Messy and far too overloaded, but with some nice moments and solid characters. Perhaps better as a TV series...

Visually, thematically, and narratively distinctive science fiction with nearly flawless execution from everyone involved.

Quirky, creative, a whole lot of fun, and beginning to craft that touch of depth that could elevate it to the next level.

Beautifully shot and designed, with a strong sense of place and self, although can be a touch confusing at times.

Weird and wonderful doesn't really scratch the surface, but great music plus an exceptional Tim Curry makes for a lot of confusing fun.

A wonderful collection of ideas with some surprisingly dark moments and a finale that was much more interesting than I'd ever have guessed.

It rarely steps outside of the standard US formula, but Garrett is chaotic neutral perfected and the humour is steadily finding its feet.

An extremely well put together dissection of the classic villain, albeit in a grounded setting, though it feels a little odd to come out rooting for anarchy.

Beautiful choreography and some stunning visuals elevate what is otherwise a fairly by-the-numbers Marvel outing, albeit a highly enjoyable one.

A decent look at some of the architectural achievements of ancient China, with fascinating subjects and a good depth of knowledge, even if a tad over dramatic.

Loveable weirdness with some surprisingly fun gimmicks and dark undertones.

Simplistic, yet full of heart, and a personal favourite. Oo-da-lally Ay!