What If…? Season 3 has a mix of intriguing and filler episodes but provides satisfying closures for key characters.

Kraven the Hunter struggles with rough CGI, uneven pacing, and poor dialogue but delivers tense family dynamics and moments of strong action.

The Penguin delivers thrilling intensity, movie-quality visuals, and powerful performances, making it a standout journey into the rise of Oz Cobb.

Venom: The Last Dance delivers hilarious action, heartfelt moments, and Eddie and Venom’s full-circle journey in a movie that’s pure, chaotic fun.

Agatha All Along has moments of brilliance with creative storytelling and strong themes, but its inconsistency raises the question: did we need this show?

If I didn’t have such a burning passion for comic book movies, I might have walked out after the first hour of Joker: Folie à Deux. While the movie makes some great visual choices, it ultimately fails to deliver a compelling story or capture the same spark that made the original Joker so captivating. The film attempts to dive deeper into the psyche of Joker and introduces Harley Quinn in a way that feels chaotic and surreal. There are moments

The Acolyte shines with incredible lightsaber battles and a standout performance from Lee Jung-jae, but messy writing and poor dialogue make this series fall short.

X-Men ’97 masterfully revives the beloved animated series, blending nostalgia with fresh storytelling while honoring timeless themes.

Dune: Part Two, is a monumental film that blends breathtaking visuals with masterful storytelling, making it a true sci-fi epic for our generation.