Reviews
Reviews of movies and TV shows available to watch online on Netflix UK, Amazon Prime Instant Video, NOW TV, BBC iPlayer, iTunes, BFI Player and more.
Marty Supreme: Timothée Chalamet is a delight to watch
March 15, 2026 | David FarnorTimothée Chalamet is a delight to watch in this manic, entertaining drama about the world’s most ambitious table tennis player.Read More
Why The Affair should be your next box set
March 15, 2026 | David FarnorThis spoiler-free review was originally published in May 2015 and is based on Season 1.
“Do you remember what happened?” “Like it was yesterday.”
Months after The Affair scooped the Golden Globes for Best Drama Series and Best Actress, The … Read More
Why you should be watching Last One Laughing UK
March 15, 2026 | David FarnorThe best new comedy format since Taskmaster, this ruthless, star-studded comedy contest is relentlessly funny, laugh-out-loud TV.Read More
Why The Capture should be your next box set
March 1, 2026 | David FarnorThis smart surveillance thriller is a gripping exercise in sowing doubt.Read More
I Swear: A heartfelt, compassionate gem
February 23, 2026 | David FarnorRobert Aramayo is exceptional in this heartfelt, funny, moving ode to compassion, curiosity and empathy.Read More
One Battle After Another: An enjoyable, ramshackle ride
February 22, 2026 | David FarnorLeonardo DiCaprio is a surprising delight in Paul Thomas Anderson’s overly ramshackle but enjoyable thriller.Read More
Frankenstein: A moving, operatic treat
February 22, 2026 | David FarnorGuillermo del Toro’s beautifully operatic take on the iconic horror story is at once familiar and movingly fresh.Read More
Hamnet: A heart-rending masterpiece
February 22, 2026 | Ivan RadfordJessie Buckley and Paul Mescal are astonishing in Chloe Zhao’s powerfully vulnerable and utterly heart-rending exploration of grief, art and connection.Read More
Why you should be watching Monarch: Legacy of Monsters
February 22, 2026 | David FarnorThis adventurous, action-packed romp deftly balances big monsters and tiny human drama.Read More
Materialists: A spiky, playful dissection of modern dating
February 15, 2026 | David FarnorCeline Song’s spiky follow-up to Past Lives is a playful, surprisingly moving dissection of dating and relationships in a superficial world.Read More















