Top comic book and superhero movies on Netflix UK

Following the release of Captain America: Civil War, we put on our cape and pick up our stack of graphic novels to round up the best comic book and superhero movies on Netflix UK.

Ant-Man

A funny but underwhelming … Read More

Top 17 TV shows of 2017

2017 has been a year that has seen the very meaning of the word “television” change, from the BBC’s shift towards box set releases to Twin Peaks’ unique, 18-hour return being crowned the best film of the year among David … Read More

What’s coming soon to Sky and NOW TV in January 2018?

Sky is pulling out all the stops for 2018, with its biggest original series to date: Britannia, a sweeping historical epic that has David Morrisey and Kelly Reilly in its cast and Game of Thrones firmly in its sights. Even … Read More

Top 25 films of 2017

2017 has been a fantastic year – well, for movie lovers, anyway. With Netflix and Amazon going head-to-head at the Oscars, MUBI, Shudder and Curzon providing digital platforms for arthouse and genre titles, and filmmakers such as Bong Joon-ho given … Read More

VOD film review: War for the Planet of the Apes

A thrilling, tender, jaw-dropping conclusion to an accomplished sci-fi trilogy.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Black Mirror Season 4, Episode 2 (ArkAngel) – spoilers

This low-key mother-daughter drama is a complex, thoughtful meditation on the boundary between parental control and paranoia.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Baby Driver

Edgar Wright’s car chase musical is a thrillingly original ride.Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 30th December

After celebrating Christmas with one of cinema’s bleakest – and funniest – depictions of religion, MUBI prepares to ring in the new year with a look back at some of the earlier works of the best modern and upcoming filmmakers, … Read More

UK TV review: Ratburger

This darkly funny adaptation of David Walliams’ novel is a treat for kids and parents to relish.Read More

Amazon UK TV review: The Grand Tour Season 2 Episode 4

The Grand Tour’s biggest weakness to date has been its repeatedly forced and contrived nature, particularly when it comes to Clarkson, Hammond and May’s banter. It’s to the show’s credit, then, that they actually pay attention to such criticisms, and … Read More