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Despite its flaws, a visually competent and engrossing philosophical thriller every step of the way.

Void of emotion and humanity, the latest MonsterVerse installment focuses on its main event rather than telling an actual story.

A superhero comedy that’s more farce than funny, with no respect for the genre or its potential.

Misses more than it hits, a hidden-camera comedy that aims for a less cynical approach that ends up less funny.

Cinema’s monster kings clash in an epic visual spectacle that demands to seen on the biggest possible screen to be fully appreciated.

Offers no insight into the unique position of the protagonist – or any entertaining basketball moments.

A fun sci-fi adventure that expertly mixes interesting ideas with a futuristic dystopian survival story.

Vastly superior to the 2017 theatrical cut, honoring these characters like they should have been honored in the first place.

A strong performance from Tom Holland’s can’t save this film from its messy script and self-indulgent editing.

Predictable and derivative, an epic that misses the mark with its mechanical plot and uncharismatic characters.