Marvel Unlimited as a piece of functionality is fundamentally crap. It has a UX that is at best outdated and at worst actually broken. For anyone who does not have an encyclopaedic knowledge of Marvel’s back catalogue, navigating it is a terrifying mess. But $69 gives you access to 20,000 comics stretching all the way back through Marvel’s history.
I’ve been thinking about the new Bumblebee movie. Bumblebee is not an especially thought-provoking film. It’s a film about a giant robot who fights other giant robots, and about how he loses his memory and makes friends with a girl who helps him get it back again. Somehow, though, Bumblebee works.
I’ve been playing a lot of Android: Netrunner over the past couple of months. Find out why in my review.
Bond returns to his roots in this reboot of the franchise. But is Daniel Craig a diamond in the rough or just a thuggish interloper?
There’s no way Pierce Brosnan’s final entry in the Bond franchise can be as bad as Moonraker, can it? Can it?
Pretty but stupid: Denise Richards as a metaphor for The World Is Not Enough.
Bond battles Rupert Murdoch in this strange addition to the franchise.
Pierce Brosnan explodes onto the screen in Goldeneye, the first Bond film I ever saw at the cinema. How does the film hold up today?
Bond has his licence to kill revoked… but what about his licence to thrill? Read the sixteenth part of my challenge to find my favourite Bond film.
Timothy Dalton steps up to the plate in his first of two Bond films. But is he a good antidote to the camp of the Roger Moore era?
