A solid piece of spec-bio with a diverse range of specialists involved, though a little overly simplified in terms of the science presented and with a slightly lacklustre final episode.

A nuanced lens shone on a particular moment in history, with an incredible cast and a brilliant script, albeit one probably better placed on a stage (as the original was intended) than on film.

An indie flick filmed on a tight budget that still manages a much better modernisation of vampire mythology than Twilight, with a great cast and some excellent deadpan comedy thrown throughout.

Action-packed, with some intense car chases and choreography, and more character depth than it needed, but still little more than an excuse for some body horror and extreme violence.

An over-the-top action bonanza with some exceptional stunt work and a perfectly serviceable plot, but it won't be pushing any boundaries or reinventing any genres any time soon.

A fun adventure with some interesting ideas and a whole load of brilliant gaming cameos, but the plot isn't exactly nuanced or complex.

A brilliantly funny, modern take on the classic end-of-school comedy with some excellent jokes and perfect casting.

Not terrible, but with this cast, solid source material, and a surprisingly well-constructed modernisation attempt, it feels like it should have been much better.

An excellent interwoven narrative with a great cast and some unexpected moments, but which needed just a little tightening to achieve true greatness.

A surprisingly nuanced action film, with an intriguing take on modern Northern Irish politics counterbalanced with some great action sequences. A weird mashup, sure, but it works for the most part.

An exceptional film with a brilliant cast that shines a depressingly revealing light on the judicial and political systems we have in so-called democracies, even today.

A refreshingly original opening half, with some excellent character arcs and depth, but a little let down by a more cookie-cutter superhero finale.