Supernatural action fantasy starring Paul Bettany. Having lost faith in the human race, a vengeful God sends a legion of angels down to Earth to bring about the apocalypse. Humanity's only hope lies with a group of strangers trapped in an out-of-the-way American desert diner & the fallen Archangel Michael (Bettany). Dennis Quaid, Lucas Black & Charles S. Dutton co-star. ...

All eight episodes from the first season of the sci-fi thriller based on the Marvel Comics character Legion. David Haller (Dan Stevens) was diagnosed as a young boy with schizophrenia & spent his life in psychiatric hospitals. While a patient at Clockworks Hospital, David has an encounter with Sydney Barrett (Rachel Keller), a young girl with mutant powers, who suggests to him that he might not actually be ill; he might be a mutant. As government agents interrogate him to find out who he really is, David battles with the reality that he could be the most powerful mutant who ever lived. ...

All eight episodes from the first season of the sci-fi thriller based on the Marvel Comics character Legion. David Haller (Dan Stevens) was diagnosed as a young boy with schizophrenia & spent his life in psychiatric hospitals. While a patient at Clockworks Hospital, David has an encounter with Sydney Barrett (Rachel Keller), a young girl with mutant powers, who suggests to him that he might not actually be ill; he might be a mutant. As government agents interrogate him to find out who he really is, David battles with the reality that he could be the most powerful mutant who ever lived. ...

It is 1924 & boxer Alain Lefevre (Jean-Claude Van Damme) has just won a heavily-wagered bout. Unfortunately two people were left dead at the end of the fight, so Lefevre must flee, with both the authorities & the mob on his tail. Desperate to escape, he abandons his old identity & joins the French Foreign Legion
- a decision which will change his life.
...

Feature-length animated adventure set in a Lego version of Gotham City. When Lex Luthor (voice of Clancy Brown) struggles to gain public support during his presidential campaign he decides to team up with the Joker (Christopher Corey Smith), who can produce a special gas that will sway public opinion. After Luthor helps the Joker escape from Arkham Asylum, the pair plan to defeat Batman (Troy Baker) & Superman (Travis Willingham) & bring down Gotham City. The rest of the Justice League join forces with the two superheroes as they fight to save the city. ...

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the most ambitious LEGO game starring the Caped Crusader yet. While it does, of course, have Batman & Robin front & centre, it could almost have been called 'LEGO DC Superheroes', such is the size of the cast & the scope of the adventure. The ' Beyond Gotham' part of the title is certainly justified. This time out, the Dark Knight is out in space on a cosmic adventure. Braniac, who's more often known for bothering Superman, has been stealing entire cities, shrinking them down using the power of Lantern rings to add them to his sinister collection. So, right off the bat (pun slightly intended) you can see that the scale of the game has been expanded since previous entries to the series, drawing on the mythos of both Green Lantern & Superman. There's a cast to match this newfound scale, with more than 150 characters ranging from icons like Wonder Woman to the lesser-known (but no less important) figures like... well, Bat-cow. Expect The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Lex Luthor, The Joker & Swamp Thing to name just a tiny handful. Players can unlock different versions of characters, too, like the 1960s TV Batman (voiced by Adam West!) who lifts his cape to sneak past foes, or Arctic Batman, with a freeze gun. Gameplay is, as series fans will expect, along the usual LEGO lines. There's a dash of combat, a spot of platforming, a fair amount of environmental puzzle-solving & drop-in/drop-out cooperative play. As ever, it's all delivered with a light touch & a healthy dose of humour. That's not to say there's nothing new here, however. In one level, for example, our heroes encounter a battleship belonging to the Reach & the encounter plays out as a 2D shooter, much like Resogun. Let's be honest, though, most players will come for the sense of fun & the chance to play with that HUGE cast of characters. ...

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the most ambitious LEGO game starring the Caped Crusader yet. While it does, of course, have Batman & Robin front & centre, it could almost have been called 'LEGO DC Superheroes', such is the size of the cast & the scope of the adventure. The ' Beyond Gotham' part of the title is certainly justified. This time out, the Dark Knight is out in space on a cosmic adventure. Braniac, who's more often known for bothering Superman, has been stealing entire cities, shrinking them down using the power of Lantern rings to add them to his sinister collection. So, right off the bat (pun slightly intended) you can see that the scale of the game has been expanded since previous entries to the series, drawing on the mythos of both Green Lantern & Superman. There's a cast to match this newfound scale, with more than 150 characters ranging from icons like Wonder Woman to the lesser-known (but no less important) figures like... well, Bat-cow. Expect The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Lex Luthor, The Joker & Swamp Thing to name just a tiny handful. Players can unlock different versions of characters, too, like the 1960s TV Batman (voiced by Adam West!) who lifts his cape to sneak past foes, or Arctic Batman, with a freeze gun. Gameplay is, as series fans will expect, along the usual LEGO lines. There's a dash of combat, a spot of platforming, a fair amount of environmental puzzle-solving & drop-in/drop-out cooperative play. As ever, it's all delivered with a light touch & a healthy dose of humour. That's not to say there's nothing new here, however. In one level, for example, our heroes encounter a battleship belonging to the Reach & the encounter plays out as a 2D shooter, much like Resogun. Let's be honest, though, most players will come for the sense of fun & the chance to play with that HUGE cast of characters. ...

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the most ambitious LEGO game starring the Caped Crusader yet. While it does, of course, have Batman & Robin front & centre, it could almost have been called 'LEGO DC Superheroes', such is the size of the cast & the scope of the adventure. The ' Beyond Gotham' part of the title is certainly justified. This time out, the Dark Knight is out in space on a cosmic adventure. Braniac, who's more often known for bothering Superman, has been stealing entire cities, shrinking them down using the power of Lantern rings to add them to his sinister collection. So, right off the bat (pun slightly intended) you can see that the scale of the game has been expanded since previous entries to the series, drawing on the mythos of both Green Lantern & Superman. There's a cast to match this newfound scale, with more than 150 characters ranging from icons like Wonder Woman to the lesser-known (but no less important) figures like... well, Bat-cow. Expect The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Lex Luthor, The Joker & Swamp Thing to name just a tiny handful. Players can unlock different versions of characters, too, like the 1960s TV Batman (voiced by Adam West!) who lifts his cape to sneak past foes, or Arctic Batman, with a freeze gun. Gameplay is, as series fans will expect, along the usual LEGO lines. There's a dash of combat, a spot of platforming, a fair amount of environmental puzzle-solving & drop-in/drop-out cooperative play. As ever, it's all delivered with a light touch & a healthy dose of humour. That's not to say there's nothing new here, however. In one level, for example, our heroes encounter a battleship belonging to the Reach & the encounter plays out as a 2D shooter, much like Resogun. Let's be honest, though, most players will come for the sense of fun & the chance to play with that HUGE cast of characters. ...

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the most ambitious LEGO game starring the Caped Crusader yet. While it does, of course, have Batman & Robin front & centre, it could almost have been called 'LEGO DC Superheroes', such is the size of the cast & the scope of the adventure. The ' Beyond Gotham' part of the title is certainly justified. This time out, the Dark Knight is out in space on a cosmic adventure. Braniac, who's more often known for bothering Superman, has been stealing entire cities, shrinking them down using the power of Lantern rings to add them to his sinister collection. So, right off the bat (pun slightly intended) you can see that the scale of the game has been expanded since previous entries to the series, drawing on the mythos of both Green Lantern & Superman. There's a cast to match this newfound scale, with more than 150 characters ranging from icons like Wonder Woman to the lesser-known (but no less important) figures like... well, Bat-cow. Expect The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Lex Luthor, The Joker & Swamp Thing to name just a tiny handful. Players can unlock different versions of characters, too, like the 1960s TV Batman (voiced by Adam West!) who lifts his cape to sneak past foes, or Arctic Batman, with a freeze gun. Gameplay is, as series fans will expect, along the usual LEGO lines. There's a dash of combat, a spot of platforming, a fair amount of environmental puzzle-solving & drop-in/drop-out cooperative play. As ever, it's all delivered with a light touch & a healthy dose of humour. That's not to say there's nothing new here, however. In one level, for example, our heroes encounter a battleship belonging to the Reach & the encounter plays out as a 2D shooter, much like Resogun. Let's be honest, though, most players will come for the sense of fun & the chance to play with that HUGE cast of characters. ...

Children's animation featuring the girls of DC Comics in their teenage years. At Superhero High, Wonder Woman (voice of Grey De Lisle), Supergirl (Anais Fairweather) & Batgirl (Ashlyn Nicole Selich) are all experiencing problems with their memories & have no recollection of wreaking havoc on the campus. Worried they can't remember an entire day, the girls set out to use their detective skills & retrace their steps to find out who stole their memories & why. But that's not all they have to worry about when Bumblebee (Teala Dunn), Katana (Stephanie Sheh) & the rest of their fellow students also start acting strangely... ...