Despite a number of minor issues, a solid series created by Tony Gilroy, the writer of the Bourne trilogy. Nicely shot and edited. Decent pacing and dramatic tension.

Three episodes about Ventress and three about Cad Bane. Style is the same as before. One either likes it or not. However, the writing is much better than previous series.

Typical coming-of-age children’s story. Two annoying leads but the premise and plot are simple and work well enough. It’s short so it’s over quickly either way.

Hard sci-fi that follows a young woman assigned to remove space junk. Classic space sci-fi series with superb visual details.

Interesting premise. A few chuckles but the plot, themes and humor lack depth.

Clumsy plotting. Too many cringe moments. Jedi Master Squid Game carries the show.

Writing is a little clumsy. Looks very good even if one is not a fan of the visual style.

A few minor problems but otherwise another solid film by Shinkai.

Another simple monster-fest as expected. Kong needs to take out a titan with Godzilla’s help who goes around collecting power-ups.

Decent production. More for fans of Dooku and Ahsoka, although Dooku’s fall to the dark side is handled well.

Not a bad fantasy-adventure despite plotting and pacing issues, partly made up by a strong performance from Davis.

Moderately enjoyable despite clumsy plotting. Good performances and would be better if the cast is given more to work with.

Lacks adventure for a fantasy-adventure and has pacing issues. But still, it’s not a bad film. It looks good and is memorable.

Simple premise and structure. Tanjiro’s family is slaughtered by a demon so he fights them, basically a “gauntlet run” to the demon boss.

A fantasy-adventure that follows elementary school student Asuna and widower Mr Morisaki as they deal with death and loss.

The Cosmic Trilogy (also the Space Trilogy and Ransom Trilogy) is a sci-fi/fantasy trilogy of the adventures of Dr Elwin Ransom.