Dune 2: If ever there was a movie made for the big screen, this is a fine example of one.
Spirited Away: Cheryl is possibly the last person in the world to watch this famous movie.
The Marvels: Captain Marvel is back, and this time she has help. Well, one pissed off adopted niece, and one obsessive fangirl (plus her very protective family).
Babylon 5: The Road Home: Babylon 5 is back, with a new animated movie. Watch it, or Commander Ivanova will want to know why.
Barbie: The movie event of the year comes in bright PINK!
Nimona: It is turning into a fine year for animated movies. This one is the latest offering from Nate Stevenson of She-Ra fame.
Black Adam: The latest DC movie offering tries to do something interesting, but gets very confused.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: The Dungeons & Dragons franchise gets a spin-off movie. Is it a pub full of happy hobbits, or just a big, sad gelatinous cube?
Across the Spider-Verse: The animated Spider-Man movie gets a sequel, and an awful lot more Spider-People. Cheryl is entranced, and not just by the hints the Gwen Stacy is trans.
Deadpool and Wolverine: Marvel's two least killable heroes go head-to-head. Bloodshed ensues.
Furiosa: More gorgeous Australian scenery, more car chases, but does Furiosa have anything new to offer
Monty Python and the Holy Grail: Lo, let us hie to Camelot, for research!
Dune 2: If ever there was a movie made for the big screen, this is a fine example of one.
Spirited Away: Cheryl is possibly the last person in the world to watch this famous movie.
The Marvels: Captain Marvel is back, and this time she has help. Well, one pissed off adopted niece, and one obsessive fangirl (plus her very protective family).
Babylon 5: The Road Home: Babylon 5 is back, with a new animated movie. Watch it, or Commander Ivanova will want to know why.
Barbie: The movie event of the year comes in bright PINK!
Guardians of the Galaxy – Volume 3: Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe dying? Cheryl doesn't think so.
Nimona: It is turning into a fine year for animated movies. This one is the latest offering from Nate Stevenson of She-Ra fame.
Black Adam: The latest DC movie offering tries to do something interesting, but gets very confused.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: The Dungeons & Dragons franchise gets a spin-off movie. Is it a pub full of happy hobbits, or just a big, sad gelatinous cube?
Across the Spider-Verse: The animated Spider-Man movie gets a sequel, and an awful lot more Spider-People. Cheryl is entranced, and not just by the hints the Gwen Stacy is trans.
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: OK, so it has won a heap of Oscars, but what does Cheryl think of it?
Wakanda Forever: T'Challa is dead. What now for Wakanda?
Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania: Scott and Hope visit the Quantum Realm, with the kid and the in-laws in tow
Tech to the Future: What exciting new technologies are on the horizon? A short film investigates.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: Crazy people, sorcerors, and probably with very good reason.
Thor: Love and Thunder: Every Marvel film looks to do something different. This one is gloriously ridiculous.
The Matrix Resurrections: The fourth Matrix movie was a commercial and critical flop. Cheryl has thoughts. There are spoilers.
Spiderman – No Way Home: Is this the end of Peter Parker? No, of course not.
Dune: The blockbuster novel gets blockbuster movie treatment at last
Eternals: Is Marvel's latest super team as dull as everyone is making out?
The Green Knight: How did Cheryl spend the Solstice? Watching The Green Knight, of course.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: A lot has changed at Marvel since the Kung Fu craze of the 1970s. Shang-Chi is a better character for it.
Black Widow: Marvel, and Cheryl, pay a fond farewell to the inimitable Natasha Romanoff
Raya and the Last Dragon: Disney's latest fantasy movie is, um, very Disney...
Birds of Prey: Cheryl explains why the Birds of Prey movie does not appeal to leopards
The Old Guard: A review of the Hugo Finalist movie, The Old Guard, and the graphic novel on which it was based.
Wonder Woman 1984: The Amazons are back. There's good and bad. The good is mostly in the extras on the disc.
Soul: A review of Pixar's Oscar-winning and Hugo Finalist animated film, Soul
Flash Gordon at 40: A look back at one of the most bonkers pieces of movie space opera, which is now 40 years old
Incarnations of Cats: First it was a hugely successful stage show, then a widely reviled movie. What went wrong for Cats?