First look review: The OA Part II

The OA Part II still boggles the mind with stunning ambition, even as it demystifies its own miracles.Read More

Triple Frontier: A brooding tale of morality and masculinity

J.C. Chandor’s brooding tale of morality and masculinity mostly hits its target.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Isn’t It Romantic

Rebel Wilson shines in this highly enjoyable rom-com send-up.Read More

UK TV review: Cheat

ITV’s twisted tale of obsession is a gripping, enjoyably twisting ride.Read More

Catch up TV review: Porters, 60 Days on the Streets, Speechless

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More

Netflix UK film review: Girl

Lukas Dhont’s controversial coming-of-age film frustrates by not looking past the surface.Read More

Game of Thrones: Season 2’s Top 10 moments

Tits and dragons. That’s how Ian McShane famously described Game of Thrones, but while both of those are absolutely true, HBO’s fantasy epic has much more going on, enough to make it the biggest TV show of the modern era … Read More

Interview: Simon Amstell talks Benjamin

This weekend sees the release of Benjamin, a new bittersweet comedy from Simon Amstell. His second feature film, after the mockumentary Carnage on BBC iPlayer, it tells the story of Benjamin (Colin Morgan) a rising star filmmaker, who is thrown … Read More

Benjamin: A bittersweet gem

Simon Amstell’s painfully hilarious drama is a caustic, sweet, quotable gem.Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Turn Up Charlie

This uneven DJ-turned-nanny comedy never finds its groove.Read More