Netflix UK film review: Robin Hood (2010)

Large in scale and gritty in tone, Robin Hood is bloated, but watchable mulch.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Unknown

You’ll enjoy Liam Neeson punching people almost as much as he does in this daft but fun conspiracy thriller.Read More

Amazon TV review: Ripper Street Season 3, Episode 7

New episodes of Ripper Street Season 3 are added exclusively to Amazon Prime Instant Video every Friday.

Warning: If you haven’t seen any of Season 3, this will contain spoilers.

4K streaming video arrives on Amazon Prime and Amazon Instant UK

4K streaming is now available on Amazon Prime Instant Video in the UK.

Amazon Prime members with Ultra HD television sets can now binge watch Amazon Original Series, including the 2 x Golden Globe nominated Transparent, the John Goodman-starring sitcom … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: All Hail King Julien

Let’s not beat around the jungle. Madagascar has had something of an uneven track record across its various sequels (number four is in the works), but it has had one constant: King Julien, the wonderfully deluded leader of a tribe … Read More

VOD TV review: Arrow and The Flash crossover episodes

With Episode 8 of The Flash and Episode 8 of Arrow Season 3 creating a two-part crossover episode, our own super writing team of Amon Warmann and Matthew Turner join forces for their own Arrow / The Flash crossover review.

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VOD film review: The Constant Gardener

Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz are superb in this stylish and compelling tale of corruption and loss.Read More

UK TV review: Constantine Episode 8 (The Saint of Last Resort)

You can always tell when a TV series is getting confident: they add a cliffhanger. After seven episodes (and just in time for its mid-season break), Constantine is getting confident.

The clues arrive almost immediately, as we’re introduced to Anne-Marie … Read More

UK VOD TV review: The Knick Episode 10 (Crutchfield)

It’s a good job that The Knick was renewed for a second season before the first episode even aired, because ‘Crutchfield’ would suck as a finale to the show. Despite being crammed full of plot points and character details, there’s … Read More

Half of Brits use holiday to watch TV

There are two types of people in this world: those who book time off work to sit in bed and watch TV and fools.

That’s according to a survey by BT TV, which found that 48 per cent of Brits … Read More