Marvel lays it all on the line in their pan-property pièce de résistance – a full-tilt triumph of blockbuster filmmaking.
By Elena Lazic
Marc Webb follows up his Spider-Man movies with a sensitive and well-made tearjerker about a child genius.
The end of the world has a familiar theme in these train-based South Korean allegories.
Five years after making his big screen bow, Chris Evans’ patriotic do-gooder continues to stand out in a world of antiheroes.
Hey kids! Captain America’s back, and he’s brought some lively political views with him.
Would Chris Evans have been cast as Captain America had he not starred in this maligned teen classic?
Joss Whedon has once again assembled a creamy cast to have a whole lot of fun with the blockbuster template.
Chris Evans’ welcome return to the superhero fold can't save this sequel from feeling like an awkward franchise mid-point.
Joss Whedon’s Marvel maelstrom is a shiny, caged beast of a film that delivers on its every promise.
By Lewis Bazley
A fast, thrilling and unashamedly old-fashioned adventure that falls in with Marvel’s best.
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