The Land That Time Forgot

A loud, pulpy monster romp with striking imagery, sudden jolts, and a wry streak that keeps the chaos entertaining.

A wordless, dreamlike journey that blends quiet tension with moments of wonder, leaving a lingering sense of melancholy and hope.

A silly, disposable creature-feature that plays like background noise, with cheap scares and a mutant shark doing the heavy lifting.

A brisk, kid-friendly survival adventure with frequent dinosaur chases, light humour, and earnest friendship moments that keep the tension lively but never too scary.

A creaky but charming lost-world adventure with stop-motion dinosaurs and a submarine standoff, best enjoyed as nostalgic Saturday-matinee fun.

A creaky, earnest adventure that feels like a Saturday matinee, with rubber dinosaurs and a lost world to explore.

A soggy, sprawling adventure that feels like a big-budget B-movie, with inventive set pieces and a gruff hero slowly thawing.

A slick, fast-paced creature feature with impressive set pieces and a few scares, but little lasting emotional impact.

A loud, fast, silly adventure that throws monsters, chases and family banter at you until the credits roll.

A pulpy, fast-paced creature-feature that mixes Civil War adventure with island monsters, offering easy thrills and a few campy laughs.

A rollicking, effects-packed pirate adventure that balances slapstick humour with surprisingly dark supernatural threats and a tangle of double-crosses.

A grand, old-fashioned undersea adventure with a brooding, wounded antihero at its center, mixing wonder and melancholy.