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.
True Crime Tuesdays: Waco: The Aftermath
July 30, 2024 | Helen Archer
This engrossing follow-up to Waco tells a story that feels ever-more prescient as the years go on.Read More
Shōgun: A sweeping, epic masterpiece
July 28, 2024 | Ivan Radford
This ambitious, sweeping period epic is an astonishing feat of TV.Read More
The Bikeriders review: A freewheeling, old-school ride
July 27, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Austin Butler and Tom Hardy are magnetic in Jeff Nichols’ gorgeously old-school, freewheeling ride through the myth of American outlaws.Read More
Why you should be watching McDonald & Dodds
July 21, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Jason Watkins and Tala Gouveia are a charming double-act in this entertaining detective drama.Read More
Why you should be watching Sunny
July 21, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Dystopian and darkly funny, this enjoyably offbeat mystery thriller is one of the most original TV shows of 2024.Read More
Why you should be watching Lady in the Lake
July 21, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram are superb in this absorbing, nuanced period noir about prejudice, rights and identity.Read More
VOD film review: Space Cadet
July 20, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Legally Blonde goes into space in this upbeat but undercooked NASA comedy.Read More
8 Days: To the Moon and Back review: A stunning retelling of the moon landing
July 20, 2024 | Ivan Radford
Using unheard audio recordings of the Apollo 11 mission, this inventive docudrama is a stunning, immersive retelling of the 1969 moon landing.Read More
Skywalkers: A Love Story: A breathtaking documentary
July 19, 2024 | Matthew Turner
Jeff Zimbalist’s dizzying, breathtaking documentary about two daredevil climbers is a vertigo-inducing swirl of love, trust and borderline insanity.Read More
True Crime Tuesdays: Tell Them You Love Me
July 16, 2024 | Helen Archer
When John Johnson met Anna Stubblefield in 2009, he was hopeful she could help him with his brother. A PhD student at Rutgers University, where Stubblefield was the chair of the philosophy department, Johnson attended a lecture on “facilitated communication”, … Read More
