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It's the ultimate battle between heroes as Marvel Studios' Avengers explodes with Captain America: Civil War! Terry Lewis finds however that the real fight is between spectacle and plot.

John Travolta, Michael Pitt, and Dan Stevens star in the Jackie Earle Haley directed Criminal Activities. Read our full review of the film now.

Chloë Moretz takes on aliens in The 5th Wave; "a young adult movie in every sense of the word." Read our full review now.

As the remake of classic action movie Point Break hits DVD, Matt Wheeldon takes a look at the film he calls a "surprisingly drab stunt-team highlight reel."

Hey You Guys! Matt Wheeldon has reviewed The Goonies 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition Blu-ray, and detailed the extensive list of special features included.

Marshall Julius gives his frank and honest opinion of the new Fantastic Four movie, in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

Johnny Depp stars in the "near perfect" biopic of infamous Boston gangster Whitey Bulger. Read our full review now.

Watch in clear and perfect vision the Warner Brothers San Diego Comic Con first look trailer at Suicide Squad!

DVD review of Danny Collins; where Al Pacino plays an ageing rockstar attempting to reconnect with his family and get back to his musical roots.

DVD of Community: The Complete First Season; a US sitcom about a band of misfits who become unlikely friends when they attend a local community college.

Review of Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut, Lost River; a drama/fantasy which is “weirdly fascinating to watch.”

Taking fan-servicing to a whole new level, HBO's Entourage makes it to the big screen. Read our full Blu-ray review here.

Despite Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart making a "perfect comedy duo", Central Intelligence is letdown by "woeful writing." Read Matt Wheeldon's review for more.

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, reviewed in full by Ayden Walker.

A secret police officer attempts to investigate a series of murders in a Soviet Russia ruled by paranoia and fear in Child 44.

Life As We Know It Blu-ray review; a romantic comedy about two people who are forced to live, and raise a child together, when they inherit their goddaughter.

X-Men: Apocalypse is "a dreary drudge of an unexciting experience." Read our full review for more.

Read our DVD review of Mad Max: Fury Road to see what makes George Miller's latest instalment so "aggressively awesome and action packed."

Marshall at the Movies examines Ant-Man under the magnifying glass and finds there's nothing that bugs it about Marvel's latest superhero fantasy.

Read our official review of The Bourne Legacy; a Jason Bourne spin-off starring Jeremy Renner as a rouge CIA agent on the run.

A release date for the UK showing of Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! on SyFy has been announced along with a new trailer!

Full review of Shane Abbess' indie sci-fi Infini.

An adventure 65,000, 022 years in the making, Marshall Julius launches Marshall at the Movies with a review of Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World (2015).

Alex Garland's sci-fi Ex_Machina deals with advancing technology, and asks how can you tell when a machine shows true consciousness? Read our review for more.

Find out why Terry Lewis thinks Ted 2 is "a film of no redeeming value" and why he wants to "rip the stuffing out of Ted once and for all"!

Matt Wheeldon reviews The Commitments: 25th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray; "fun, fresh, witty, enjoyable and relevant as it ever was."

SEGA's Sonic returns, alongside Knuckles and Tails, for his second big screen outing in Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Read our full review of this fun family film now.

Find out what makes The Cobbler "one of the worst films Adam Sandler has ever made" in our full review.

Matt Wheeldon reviews David Ayer's, flawed but fun, Suicide Squad in full.

Adam Sandler makes a case for his entry of the Worst Film Ever of recent times with video gaming alien invasion travesty Pixels. Terry Lewis prays for a power cut.

Rutger Hauer takes on a supernatural monster in Split Second, but how does the low-budget cult movie hold-up on Blu-ray? Read our review to find out.

Marshall at the Movies continues with a review of Entourage; the big screen spin-off from the successful HBO show.

Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer goes off into a suicide spot wood in The Forest - Terry Lewis finds out it ends as well as you expect

Read our review of The King's Speech; the true story of King George VI, and the efforts he went to in order to overcome his debilitating speech impediment.

A review of low budget British horror Howl; starring Sean Pertwee as the train driver of a stranded train, being hounded by werewolves.

It's the ultimate superhero one-on-one fight with an all-new trailer with many first looks in Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice!

The Merc With A Mouth gets his first proper film outing in an R-rated, Ryan Reynolds', comic-book movie which "is pure fun." Read our full review for more.

Dwayne Johnson stars in San Andreas; read our in-depth review of the "ridiculous but fun" action/adventure now.

Does the return of the Xenomorph live up to Ridley Scott's original Alien movie, or rest with Prometheus? Read our Alien: Covenant review now to find out.

A block of flats is placed under quarantine for an unknown reason in Containment, and the residents aren't happy. Read our review now.

A young man with Tourette's, an OCD sufferer, and an anorexic woman take a road trip in heartfelt indie film The Road Within. Read our full review now.

Pride And Prejudice And Zombies shuffles onto the big screen with the undead meets classic literature joke being disappointingly unfulfilled in Terry Lewis' review of it.

While it has its problems, Matt Wheeldon says The Legend Of Tarzan has everything you could want from a Tarzan movie. Read our full review for more.

Robert Duvall and Sean Penn star in Colors; a 1988 police movie about gangs in LA; "which remains far better than the majority of cop films released today."

Street chav meets English gentry in Kingsman: The Secret Service; a glorious action/adventure with some unexpected violence. Read our full Blu-ray review now.

Emily Blunt and Benicio del Toro star in Sicario. Read our review to find out what makes this US Vs Mexican Cartel crime thriller one of the best films of 2015.