What’s coming soon to Sky and NOW in July 2024?

With House of the Dragon still swooping in on Mondays, it’s a quiet July on Sky and NOW, with the main TV debut a new comedy starring Danny Dyer. For more information on the latest Sky TV packages and pricing, … Read More

The Idea of You review: Unexpectedly charming

Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine have real chemistry in this unlikely and unexpectedly charming romantic comedy.Read More

What’s coming soon to BFI Player in July 2024?

BFI Player is a gateway to global film, offering a collection of arthouse and world cinema to subscribers, alongside its pay-per-view rental releases and free archive titles and silent movie shorts.

Here’s what’s coming to BFI Player’s subscription service in … Read More

Why Porters should be on your watchlist

With an amusing cast and outlandish scenarios, this hospital sitcom doesn’t fail to find your funny bone.Read More

What’s coming soon to Netflix UK in July 2024?

It’s a summer of farewells at Netflix, as Vikings: Valhalla, The Dragon Prince and Elite all reach their final chapters. But it’s also a month of new beginnings, with the latest offering from Studio Ponoc, a revival of the Beverly … Read More

Aquarela review: A unique, mesmerising documentary

This beautiful, free-flowing water documentary is a unique, mesmerising watch.Read More

VOD film review: Copa 71: The Lost Lionesses

This crowd-pleasing documentary about the forgotten women’s world cup in 1971 is an extraordinary, riveting watch.Read More

June 2024 Watchlist: The TV shows to watch this week and month

Netflix. Amazon Prime Video. BBC iPlayer. NOW. Apple TV+. Paramount+. All 4. There’s so much TV to watch these days in so many places that it can be hard to keep up. Every month, we boil down what’s on the … Read More

Explore The Whonivere with us

Where to start? Which are the best episodes? Whether you’re a newcomer or a long-time fan, our new Whoniverse channel is your guide to navigating the world of Doctor Who.Read More

Why you should catch up with House of the Dragon

Deftly balancing character and spectacle, this briliantly fiery family affair is more than a worthy successor to Game of Thrones.Read More