Kai Young

I'm desperate to see the other three Southern Reach books by Jeff VanderMeer adapted for live-action. Alex Garland's Annihilation from 2018 is one of my favourite movies, and I would love to see the entire story get told on-screen.

Marvel has introduced some unexpected characters in various movies and shows over the years. Eros in Eternals, Billy and Tommy Maximoff in WandaVision, Beast in The Marvels, Clea in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the list goes on. With 2026 including the likes of Wonder Man, Daredevil: Born Again, The Punisher, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday, and more, which unannounced but likely characters are you hoping to see in any of these projects? Let's hear some Marvel Comics deep-cuts!

I guess I'm alone in giving it an A... I loved it, and I don't really understand some of the criticism it's received. A beautiful ending to one of the best and most timeless shows on TV.

I genuinely loved it all, start to finish, but season 4 was an experience like no other. Twists and turns, that iconic "Running Up That Hill" moment, Vecna's debut and Hawkins Lab backstory. Just perfect.

David Tennant will always have my heart. Ten, not Fourteen.

Wanda 😢

I'll be at home on Christmas Day crying that we're not getting a Doctor Who Christmas special this year. I massively recommend Avatar: Fire and Ash though.

Come on then, give me your dream fan-casts for the MCU's upcoming X-Men team. I'm on the side of really wanting Sadie Sink to be Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but I'm interested to hear your thoughts on which stars should be involved.

Why stop at five? Give me more, spinoffs, prequels, whatever, just gimme it.

One of my most highly-anticipated movies of the year.

The Robin x Will partnership is perfect. And that ending moment was just incredible.

Echo chamber but very excited for The Bone Temple. Also I’ve been itching for Greenland 2 for ages, love me a good disaster movie.

Peep Show, "Seasonal Beatings." One of the funniest episodes of TV ever. It still cracks me up rewatching it, but watching it for the first time again would be incredible.

After Black Bird, I'm desperate to see Taron Egerton as Wolverine — might be a bit of UK pride, too.

I hope she keeps coming back just to keep pissing that contingent off. We need more Captain Marvel in the MCU!! (At least until Rogue steals her powers...)

Like Marco, I pay to go to the cinema as many times as I want for "free," but I have next to no time over the holidays, it was hard enough finding a long enough gap in my schedule to watch Avatar once, let alone four times, so, no.

They've made Mike so likeable this season (hated him before) that I'm convinced it's the typical "someone becomes the moral compass before they die to make it even more heartbreaking" trope. I'm with Tom, the obvious choice is for Steve and/or Dustin to die, so it would be pretty dull and predictable if that actually happened.

Controversial choice, but I was growing seriously bored of the character until Joaquin Phoenix appeared as his gritty, grounded, and realistic version in 2019's Joker. Can't say I've seen many other versions, haven't really experienced the Joker outside recent movies, but the rawness of Phoenix's hit me hard.

What's stopping you?

Aren't we living it?

About a Boy. Hugh Grant in his prime, Toni Collette, and a young Nicholas Hoult. Tugs at the heartstrings every time.

Pluribus, Monster: The Ed Gein Story, The Four Seasons, Adolescence

Loved it. Always been on the fence about DC movies (more of a Marvel guy), but I really love the direction James Gunn is taking it all. Happy that it feels instantly different to Superman — spelling good news for the DCU's future! Milly Alcock is amazing too so I'm excited!

Breaking Bad. Pluribus is making me want to watch it though.

We know how great Jason Momoa is leading DC projects (joke). I predict he's only gonna work as part of an ensemble, but, you know, I'm open-minded.