Directed: Joe and Anthony Russo M: Violence Avengers: Endgame is the biggest film of all time. As the ultimate finale to 11 years’ worth...

Directed: Jordan Peele MA: Strong Themes and Violence The 2nd film by Jordan Peele (star of the comedy sketch series, Key and Peele), Us...

Directed: David F Sandberg M: Mature Themes, Action Violence Shazam is the 7th film in the DC’s rival cinematic ‘anti-verse’ to Marvel....

Directed: Julius Avery Genre: War Horror R 18+: High Impact Violence Overlord is a tense action horror film, blending several classic...

Directed: Joss Whedon M: Action Violence The Avengers is a one of a kind film, the culmination of five previous movies consisting of Iron...

Directed: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck M: Action Violence Captain Marvel is the newest iteration into the MCU. As not only the 21st film in the...

Directed: Kenneth Branagh M: Action Violence The 4th entry into the MCU follows the god of thunder, Thor, and his quest for redemption....

Director: Jon Favreau M: Action Violence Iron Man 2 builds upon the previous Iron Man film and continues to expand the MCU with the...

Directed: Louis Leterrier M: Intense Action Violence The Incredible Hulk came out in the very early stages of the Marvel Cinematic...

Directed: Jon Favreau M: Action Violence Back in 2008, a film called Iron Man was released. What started out as an origin story about a...

Directed: Joe Johnston M: Action Violence The First Avenger takes a look at one of the earliest eras of the Marvel Cinematic Universe,...

Directed: Christopher Landon M: Mature themes, violence and coarse language Happy Death Day 2U is the sequel to the film Happy Death Day....

Bumblebee is the 6th film in an otherwise disappointing franchise. Despite making a ridiculous amount of money with each release and new...

Directed: James Wan M: Fantasy Violence In 2016 we were given our first glimpse of Jason Momoa’s Aquaman in the DC Universe film, Batman...

Directed by: Bob Persichetti Peter Ramsey Rodney Rothman PG: Mild science fiction themes, animated violence and coarse language So right...