Ever since Arrow started all the way back in 2012, DC fans dreamed about a day when it would start to introduce other major characters from the comics.

Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle is a much darker and sinister adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s TheJungle Book, with stunning visual feats from director Andy Serkis and an interesting take on the story which has a “post-Dark Knight” vibe to it.

First up, let me just say this: I’m a HUGE Potterhead.

Venom is a weird movie. Let’s just get that right out of the gate.

Black Panther is the penultimate movie in the MCU before the all-ending Infinity War hits us in May.

Star Wars is a brand which has a special place in audience’s heart.

Over the last few years, DC’s film division has had a lot of hits and misses.

Marvel Studios have, on more than one occasion, proven that they can deliver consistently pleasant films, including this year’s Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.

If anyone were to ask me to recommend an ‘intelligent anime’, Death Note would be my first choice.