VOD film review: Coco

This vivid celebration of family, love and memories doesn’t quite take a seat among Pixar’s greats.Read More

Trailer: Kal Penn and Amazon tackle This Giant Beast That Is the Global Economy

“Whether you like it or not, we’re all connected by money.” That’s the sound of Kal Penn taking on the giant beast that is the global economy, in a new Amazon series called… This Giant Beast That Is the Global … Read More

Trailer: Netflix’s November 13 documentary to premiere on 1st June

As the UK marks the one-year anniversary of the Manchester bombing, Netflix is preparing to look back at the terrorist attacks that took place in Paris in 2015.

November 13 – Attack on Paris is a three-part documentary in which … Read More

UK TV review: The Handmaid’s Tale Season 2, Episode 1

Season 2’s bleakly brilliant opener cements The Handmaid’s Tale as must-see, impossible-to-watch television.Read More

UK TV review: Westworld Season 2, Episode 5 (spoilers)

Westworld dials up the meta-humour in one of its most entertaining episodes yet.Read More

UK TV review: Supergirl Season 3, Episode 18

Supergirl loses momentum in an action-packed but uneven episode.Read More

UK TV review: Supergirl Season 3, Episodes 16 and 17

Supergirl delivers some big revelations and some even bigger punches as Season 3 enters the final stretch.Read More

Netflix forms “storytelling partnership” with Barack and Michelle Obama

President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have entered into a multi-year agreement with Netflix to produce films and TV series.

The Obamas will produce a diverse mix of content, including the potential for scripted series, unscripted series, docu-series, documentaries and … Read More

Silicon Valley’s Clay Tarver to pen My War for Amazon

Silicon Valley’s Clay Tarver is writing My War for Amazon Studios.

The film, ordered by Amazon this week, is based on Tarver’s own cover story for the New York Times. Penned in 2013, it was titled The Rock ’N Roll … Read More

What’s leaving Sky and NOW TV in May / June 2018?

The end of May means a Bank Holiday bonanza, with four-day weeks beckoning you to spend more time on the sofa. And there’s good reason to, as a number of gems leave Sky, from Westworld and High Maintenance to Darkplace.

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