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The Fantastic 4: First Steps (2025) added to MCU - Ranked list.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps (2025)

5 / 10

Without the character conflicts that have previously made Marvel movies tick, Fantastic Four: First Steps‘ tone-deaf story of a rich couple against the world will leave you numb, uncomfortable, and dreaming of better films. Full review availabl... Read the full review »

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Body of Lies (2008)

8 / 10

WHAT I LIKED: You'd be forgiven for worrying that a Hollywood movie about the war on terror might try to glamorise or normalise America's tactics and involvement in Iraq. But happily, William Monahan and Ridley Scott's 'Body of Lies,' makes the CI... Read the full review »

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Men in Black (1997)

5 / 10

WHAT I LIKED: Barry Sonnenfeld's 'Men in Black,' is genuinely one of the strangest films I've ever seen. Alien refugees live secretly among humans on Earth, and the Men in Black monitor their activity, wipe the memories of anyone who discovers th... Read the full review »

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Ballerina (2025)

7 / 10

WHAT I LIKED: 'Ballerina,' is exactly what you'd expect from a John Wick universe movie. Viscerally filmed and choreographed action set-pieces which will have you on the edge of your seat. Some tantalizing world-building about a land of assasins w... Read the full review »

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Hydra (2009) added to Want to See list.

War Eagle, Arkansas (2007) added to Want to See list.

Call of the Wild (2009) added to Want to See list.

The Secret of Loch Ness (2008) added to Want to See list.

Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus (2009) added to Want to See list.

Easy Virtue (2008) added to Want to See list.

Objectified (2009) added to Want to See list.

Caught Stealing (2025)

7 / 10

When movie buffs say ‘weird is better’ in their movies, they either look towards body horror, surrealism, modernism, impressionism…..or in the case of “Caught Stealing”, just plain riotous, disparate adrenaline….even if it is all to a... Read the full review »

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