Thor four. Fourthor. Thour? 

New script, new star, new director, new universe, new Batman film. But is it any good? Well, that's what we're here to tell you. Eventually. There were a lot of trailers. 

Slim pickings at the start of the year but there was one gem still in cinemas. You know by now how well it's done at the box office, but is it a good film, or THE BEST film?

Five years since the last one, it's time for another Ghostbusters, apparently. Is this the one to set the franchise back on track?

It's the latest Marvel movie off the production line, but is it a break from the mould or is it broken and covered in mould?

Last year turned out to be No Time To Release for Bond 25; but now it's here, was it worth waiting for? Join us for a spoiler-free look at Daniel Craig's last outing as 007...

Is the latest from Marvel enough to tempt people back into cinemas (or to pay to watch on streaming)? The long-awaited, much delayed, oddly-timeframed solo outing for Marvel's first female hero is finally here, and we went to see it.

I guess there are some films TOO BIG to go direct to home streaming, and... (checks notes) The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard is apparently one of them?

It's just masochism at this point. Interest piqued by the insanity of recent release The Iron Mask, we decided to see if watching the first film in the Viy series would provide any illumination, context or understanding of this lunatic series. It did not.

"Neither rain nor snow nor glom of nit can stay these mesengers abot their duty" is a quote wholly out of context for this film, but possibly apt for the Jaded Eye film reviews podcast, who will not stop, even in the face of overwhelming evidence that perhaps they ought to. Anyway, as we struggle for new releases in 2020 here's a straight-to-streaming new action thriller (maybe?) starring Megan Fox about some inept mercenaries, generic terrorists and an angry CGI lion.