Mini-Review: Fun sequel. While it doesn't do much in terms of raising the bar from the first film, the decent performances (Downey in particular), and the well-handled action scenes make this fly past.
Mini-Review: Reasonably entertaining. The four leads are fine, Copley in particular seems to be doing some good work at the moment. The plot isn't hugely engaging, however, and the action scenes veer between decent and dodgy. Thankfully it doesn't take itself too seriously. It might pass the time if you are in the mood, and would probably hold some curiosity value for fans of the TV series.
Mini-Review: Even Jackie Earle Haley, who served up the only decent performance, could not save this; his role stilted by some very poor dialogue. The quality of the acting on show elsewhere was subpar. Perhaps the original Nightmare on Elm Street looks a bit dated now; at the time it was released, however, it was a pretty fresh and enjoyable entry in the slasher canon. This remake brings nothing new to the party, lacking the charm and, crucially, the scares of the original. Boring.
Mini-Review: An absolutely stunningly dreadful film. The dialogue is ridiculous, the plot ludricrous and the performances toe-curlingly embarrassing to watch. A stinker.
Mini-Review: Works best when McAvoy and Fassbender are on the screen. I felt it was a bit jumbled in terms of plotting and characters, but was good fun nonetheless. I missed the explanation for Magneto's decision to don a cape...
Mini-Review: The enjoyable cast and some decent scenes make this watchable, otherwise it doesn't have much to recommend it. I suspect fans of the book would be disappointed.
Mini-Review: Pretty much does as expected - typical Disney take on a fairy tale. Competent, but unspectacular.