VOD film review: Rocketman

Taron Egerton is electric in an Elton John biopic bursting with invention and energy.Read More

What’s leaving Amazon Prime Video UK in October / November 2019?

Halloween is almost here, but the thing that keeps us awake at night isn’t scary movies but the thought of missing a modern masterpiece before it departs our favourite streaming service. In the case of Amazon Prime Video, that means … Read More

Amazon inks overall deal with John Carney

Amazon Studios has inked an overall deal with John Carney.

The writer and director broke out onto the global stage with bittersweet masterpiece Once, which announced him as a filmmaker with an eye for low-key, realistic romance and an ear … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 26th October 2019

With Halloween almost upon us, MUBI is breaking out some big horror classics this week, from Michael Powell’s Peeping Tom to Hitchcock’s The Birds – joining Alfred’s Psycho (and its remake). Perhaps the biggest shock of the week, though, was … Read More

BBC risks “lost generation” as younger viewers look elsewhere

The BBC is risking losing a generation of viewers as younger audiences look elsewhere, Ofcom has warned.

The media regulator is required to publish a report every year on the Beeb’s performance. This year, the second to be produced, found … Read More

VOD film review: A Good Woman Is Hard to Find

Sarah Bolger delivers a stunning performance in this thriller packed with suspense and jet-black humour.Read More

Watch: Opening scene from The End of the F***ing World Season 2

Meet Bonnie. She’s an outsider. An ex-convict. A murderer. And she’s about to go murder somebody again. That’s the introduction we get in the opening scene of The End of the F***ing World Season 2, which you can now watch … Read More

Shudder UK film review: Woodshock (2017)

Kate and LauraMulleavy’s feature debut is a gnarled portrait of trauma, guilt and loss.Read More

VOD film review: Toy Story 4

Pixar’s franchise heads into new territory with this funny, poignant, charming road trip about passing on the baton.Read More

Netflix UK film review: By the Grace of God

François Ozon’s timely drama about victims of abuse within the Catholic church is a powerful display of restrained, urgent filmmaking.Read More