An interesting series exploring topics in greater depth, that unfortunately seems to occasionally do so by platforming people on subjects where they have no relevant expertise.

A rocky plot and corny "cool" dialogue improved by excellent casting and a core rock of a leading man.

Brilliant, genre skewering television wrapped up in an animated show that pulls some surprisingly intelligent punches. It had a slow start but it has continued to build steam and shows no signs of slowing down.

Never quite his Guy Ritchie heights, but a seriously fun romp with a stellar cast.

A decent end to the trilogy that still feels rushed, despite the split run time.

A stellar cast lifts a by-the-numbers spy romp with an average script and a distinct lack of flair.

The budget Knives Out with a surprisingly decent cast and competent plot (despite Adam Sandler 😅).

Takes time to find its feet, and I can't help but feel that under all the humour is a grittier law show that would actually be kinda great, but by the end, I was really quite enjoying the dynamics. Plus, Tatiana Maslany is fantastic.

Fun enough, but you can tell this is a stretched out story.

A solid sequel which skips a little too much of the book, but still delivers a captivating story.