Merry Christmas! ‘Tis the season to go VOD-ing…

‘Tis the season go VOD-ing…

So, this is Christmas. The Interview has been released online in the US after all. Lionsgate have released Are You Here on VOD in the UK. And we’re seeing record numbers of visitors on our … Read More

VOD film review: Due Date

Two unlikeable leads travel across America in this disappointingly average comedy.Read More

VOD film review: Boyhood

Director: Richard Linklater Cast: Ellar Coltrane, Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette Certificate: 15 Watch Boyhood online in the UK: Amazon Prime / TalkTalk TV / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Apple TV (iTunes) / Rakuten TV / Google Play

My nephew has … Read More

First look Amazon Prime TV review: Mozart in the Jungle

Gael Garcia Bernal plays a sexy conductor in Amazon’s new original TV series, Mozart in the Jungle. If that sentence doesn’t make the show stand out from the crowd, the subject matter certainly will: the backstage life of the New … Read More

Will Sony release The Interview on Crackle?

Sony may release The Interview online on Crackle, according to unnamed sources.

The rumour comes after President Obama criticised the studio for giving into the hackers that threatened violence against any cinemas showing the movie.

The comedy stars James … Read More

VOD film review: The Keeper of Lost Causes

A Scandi crime franchise based on impressively economic storytelling? More please.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Robin Hood (2010)

Large in scale and gritty in tone, Robin Hood is bloated, but watchable mulch.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Unknown

You’ll enjoy Liam Neeson punching people almost as much as he does in this daft but fun conspiracy thriller.Read More

Amazon TV review: Ripper Street Season 3, Episode 7

New episodes of Ripper Street Season 3 are added exclusively to Amazon Prime Instant Video every Friday.

Warning: If you haven’t seen any of Season 3, this will contain spoilers.

Netflix UK TV review: All Hail King Julien

Let’s not beat around the jungle. Madagascar has had something of an uneven track record across its various sequels (number four is in the works), but it has had one constant: King Julien, the wonderfully deluded leader of a tribe … Read More