Nomadland review: Poignant and uplifting

Chloé Zhao’s study of a woman embarking on a nomadic life is a beautiful, poignant and uplifting tale of resilience and kindness.Read More

UK TV review: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (spoilers)

Warning: This review of all six episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier contains spoilers. Not caught up? Read our spoiler-free review of Episode 1 here.

“You of all people bought into that,” sighs Karli (Erin Kellyman) at the … Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 22 (Here’s Negan)

This rich, moving character study finally gives us the Negan episode we’ve been waiting for.
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VOD film review: Down with Love

Ewan McGregor and Renée Zellweger are on winning form in this delightful screwball caper send-up.Read More

First look Disney+ UK TV review: The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers

This underdog sports comedy tells a likeable but familiar tale. Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 21 (Diverged)

After Splinter gave us one of the finest character-driven episodes The Walking Dead has produced, Episode 21 looks like it will live up to its title, then diverges back to the same, well-worn treads of these bonus episodes – but, … Read More

VOD film review: Phone Booth

Colin Farrell is on magnetic form in Joel Schumacher’s stripped-down thriller.Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 20 (Splinter)

One of the biggest criticisms of the past few bonus episodes of The Walking Dead was that they didn’t drive the larger narrative forward in any way, being too self-contained and including too many new characters that we have no … Read More

First look UK TV review: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan make the most of a gentle start to this promising action series. Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead: Season 10, Episode 19 (One More)

During the main season run of The Walking Dead, and indeed, over its previous seasons, the series has come under criticism for focusing too much on character development and not enough on the horror and intensity that comes from living … Read More