Sci-fi

Flawed but fun, it's our review of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice; Zack Snyder's new superhero movie, on the road to The Justice League.

"A flawed masterpiece." Read our full review to find out why The Martian is Ridley Scott's best film in years.

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

Matrix creators The Wachowski's return with Jupiter Ascending; an original sci-fi movie starring Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum which is unfortunately average.

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.

Does The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 live up to the hype and provide a fitting end to the franchise? Read our review to find out.

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in the fifth Terminator movie; Terminator Genisys. Read our review of the skippable sequel now.

Matt Wheeldon reviews the Ghostbusters remake; a fun film, with a great cast, which unfortunately fails to live up to original. Read our full review for more.

See the weird but admittedly well choreographed new teaser to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2!

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

Marshall Julius reviews the "overly convoluted" Terminator Genisys in the latest Marshall At The Movies.

Early details are emerging about the team behind The Lego Movie taking the reins of Star Wars' Han Solo's first solo big screen adventure!

Comprehensive review of James Cameron's Avatar, the technology used to create it, and how it will help shape the future of cinema.

Star Wars is back but Terry Lewis ponders how the franchise has 'barely progressed further in nearly 40 years'

In his directorial debut, science-fiction writer Alex Garland crafts a superb, stylish and slick test in A.I. conciousness. Read how Ex Machina is 'an essential film for 2015' with our Blu-ray review.

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

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.

It has come to this then - Josh Trank reboots the Fantastic Four with a grim dark 'body horror' take on their origin story. Terry Lewis is less than impressed with what he finds.

War for the Planet of the Apes is "a breathtaking visual and emotional journey... proof Hollywood can still make an intelligent blockbuster." Read on for more.

Read our review of Back to the Future; a classic, 25-year-old, time-travel movie, that's receiving a limited cinematic re-release.

Towering above most others in the genre, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials is one of the most entertaining films of the year. Read our full review now.

It's the ultimate time-travelling showdown as old meets new in Fox's mutant X-Men franchise in Days Of Future Past!... again, but this time with added Rogue! Terry Lewis finds out if the Blu-ray recut is worth your money.

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

Unfortunately a $150 million budget, and some solid performances can't save Disney's Tomorrowland from a sub-standard script. Read our full review now.

Liam Hoofe reviews Series One of new trans-Atlantic TV show Humans.

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).

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.

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 poor, and largely forgettable film, proving some movies aren't the sum of their parts. Venom: Let There Be Carnage falls short in our full review.

Marshall Julius reviews Ridley Scott's The Martian.

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

An in-depth review of the Assassin's Creed Blu-ray - a film with "fine actors" and "spectacular stunt work" which is still "staggeringly dull."

Loveable misfits the Guardians of the Galaxy return for Vol. 2, but can their latest comedy-space-adventure live up to the hilariously fun first outing?