VOD film review: Nativity 2: Danger in the Manger

This trying festive sequel sparkles and shines, but only intermittently.Read More

VOD film review: Johnny English Reborn

Rowan Atkinson is wasted in this unnecessary, uneven sequel.Read More

VOD film review: Berberian Sound Studio

A fascinating meta-horror featuring Toby Jones, some cabbages and a dangerously aroused goblin? Foley crap, it’s awesome.Read More

VOD film review: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)

Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig are excellent in David Fincher’s chilling, stylish remake of the Swedish thriller.Read More

Competition: Win Cliff Spohn’s Computer Chess poster

Drugs. Philosophy. Sex. And a heck of a lot of chess. Those are the pieces you can expect to find moving around the board of Computer Chess, Andrew Bujalski’s bonkers, brilliant and surprisingly profound comedy about, well, computer chess.

… Read More

Vote: Who is the best Doctor of all time?

Photo: BBC/Matt Burlem

Today, Doctor Who turns 50 years old. It’s The Day of The Doctor. As we look forward to tonight’s 50th anniversary special and look back at Time Lords past, we’ve ranked the best Doctor Who episodes available … Read More

Doctor Who: Matt Smith’s best episodes

2010. So young he barely remembered the show of old, Matt Smith somehow managed to suggest the character’s near-1,000 year age with a performance of synapse-popping eccentricity.

Under the supervision of showrunner Steven Moffat, the stories warped to Smith’s … Read More

Doctor Who: David Tennant’s best episodes

The first ‘rock star’ Doctor hit the ground running in 2005 – in a hipster’s pair of Converse trainers, no less – and rarely paused for breath as nu Who rekindled the nation’s love affair with a Time Lord.

… Read More

Alan Partridge’s giant neon face lights up Norwich for Christmas

As the old saying goes, it’s not Christmas until Alan Partridge’s giant neon face has been switched on. And in Norwich, 8,000 local residents gathered outside the City Hall last night to observe the ritual turning on of Alan’s electronic … Read More

MUBI UK film review: Computer Chess

Andrew Bujalski black-and-white oddity is a hilarious, profound and eccentric tribute to social awkwardness.Read More