Wiaan Brand

This game is like a 9/10 for me. I can't stop enjoying it, and I'm not even a Harry Potter fan... Gameplay is excellent, graphics are amazing and the story is pretty good considering it's not my type of story, still gripping.

Saw it in IMAX. Not required but it makes Red Hulk look just that much cooler. Coming from a fan of pretty much most of the MCU, I would rate this 7/10. Action is great, story is able to carry itself and stand on its own. It's by no means something comparable to Endgame, but then again very little else can be. Anthony Mackie's SamCap does a decent job of carrying his part of the story, but Harrison Ford is by far the best part of this movie. The serious scenes try to remain serious for the most part, and the quippy comedy scenes try not to overstay their welcome. If seen as a movie from the Phase 2 era of MCU movies it stands well on its own, and I think you only need to have seen 3 other specific movies leading up to it - The Incredible Hulk, Avengers Endgame & The Eternals. It's fun, go and see it if you enjoyed The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Iron Man 3.

I had insanely high hopes for this one, but ultimately everything fell flat for me. It's as many others have pointed out, basically just Thor: Ragnarok, but MORE. This may initially sound like a great trait for the film to have, seeing as Ragnarok was the better of the previous 3 Thor films, but for me personally, I thought they focused on all the wrong elements of Ragnarok to turn up to 11. Humour - way to much, to the point where you start wondering if the film would ever even attempt to take itself seriously at some point. Action - probably fine, but it felt lacking, most likely due to the stretched out sections of down time in between set pieces. Villain - Christian Bale seemed to act circles around the entire cast whenever he was on screen (Which honestly did not feel like all that long) And finally, act 3 as it might be called, just completely lost me. They just ended up where they needed to be immediately, the fights were short and boring, and the conclusion was just... not earned in my opinion. It really breaks my heart as Thor has been my favourite MCU character since his debut in 2011, and this is just not where his story should have headed.

From a fan's perspective, this movie was incredible. Great acting from the entire cast, amazing returning performances from previous stars, and a very good story arc for Tom Holland's Peter Parker.

This was great. Comparable to Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins (Although a bit better), the only complaint I really have is that this film is really long, and you feel it...

Not as good as the first film in this franchise, but I've definitely seen worse from Sony.

Not great, not terrible. If you liked Venom - Let There Be Carnage, you'll probably like this too.