Charlie Pugh

Marvel Cinematic Universe: Road to Doomsday- Phase One Ranked Worst to Best

By Charles Pugh For nearly two decades, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has left one of the biggest impacts on modern cinema, along with Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy and James Cameron’s Avatar films. Although some could argue that the series has fallen out of favours during the divisive Multiverse Saga era, one cannotContinue reading “Marvel Cinematic Universe: Road to Doomsday- Phase One Ranked Worst to Best”

Classic Reviews (2026)

Happy Feet (2006) Directed by: George Miller Written by: George Miller, John Collee, Judy Morris and Warren Coleman Starring: Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Hugo Weaving, Anthony LaPaglia, Magda Szubanski and Steve Irwin Music by: John Powell Rated: U All emperor penguins in Antarctica are expected to win their matesContinue reading “Classic Reviews (2026)”

Current Reviews (2026)

Marty Supreme Directed by: Josh Safdie Written by: Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie Starring: Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Odessa A’zion, Kevin O’Leary, Tyler Okonma, Abel Ferrara and Fran Dreschner Music by: Daniel Lopatin Rated: 15 During the 1950s, a young New York shoe salesman named Marty Mauser (Timothee Chalamet) hates his job, and wishes toContinue reading “Current Reviews (2026)”

Jurassic Park/World films: Ranked from Worst to Best

By Charles Pugh Michael Crichton, an American writer known for his cautionary science fiction tales, in the late 1980s, decided to revisit a concept that had previously been the focus of a screenplay that he ended up directing himself, Westworld. However, instead of audio animatronics coming alive to kill the guests at a futuristic themeContinue reading “Jurassic Park/World films: Ranked from Worst to Best”

Karate Kid: Ranked from Worst to Best

By Charles Pugh The 1980s were one of the best decades for escapist entertainment in music, television and film genres such as fantasy, sci-fi and the subject matter of this list, sports themed underdog stories. While films such as Rocky and The Bad News Bears started in the late seventies, it was the high financialContinue reading “Karate Kid: Ranked from Worst to Best”

Mission: Impossible films. Ranked from Worst to Best

By Charles Pugh. Created in response to the popularity of the James Bond films in the U.K., along with a range of other spy and espionage films and television shows like Charlie’s Angels, The Man from U.N.C.L.E, Bruce Geller’s Mission: Impossible 1966 tv series was a show that focused more on impossible heists and teamworkContinue reading “Mission: Impossible films. Ranked from Worst to Best”

Final Destination Films: Ranked from Worst to Best.

The concept of unavoidable death is one of the most frightening concepts to have ever permeated horror cinema. Whereas slasher films like Halloween, Friday the 13th and It usually have their antagonists be visible threats where the protagonists can usually avoid, Final Destination, based on a rejected idea for an episode of The X-Files ,Continue reading “Final Destination Films: Ranked from Worst to Best.”

Classic Reviews (2025)

Zodiac (2007) Directed by: David Fincher Written by: James Vanderbilt Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr., Anthony Edwards, Brain Cox, Elias Koteas, Donal Logue, John Carroll Lynch and Dermot Mulroney Music by: David Shire Rated: 15 In the summer of 1969 Northern California, a mysterious serial killer calling himself “The Zodiac” commits fiveContinue reading “Classic Reviews (2025)”

Current Film Reviews (2025)

We Live in Time Directed by: John Crowley Written by: Nick Payne Starring: Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh, Lee Braithwaite, Aoife Hinds, Adam James, Niamh Cusack and Douglas Hodge Music by: Bryce Dessner Rated: 15 Told in a nonlinear narrative, Tobias Durand (Andrew Garfield), a recently divorced cereal executive, gets accidentally injured by a young BavarianContinue reading “Current Film Reviews (2025)”

Wallace & Gromit Shorts/Films. Ranked from “Least Good” to Best.

Coming from the mind of Nick Park, a Lancashire animator who drew sketches of them throughout his youth, the two most famous icons in stop-motion animation history, Wallace and Gromit, are considered to be Britain’s equivalent to Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny. Although their first short, A Grand Day Out, was originally intended to beContinue reading “Wallace & Gromit Shorts/Films. Ranked from “Least Good” to Best.”