Kill Jackie Review: Prime Video and Catherine Zeta-Jones Deliver a Killer Show
When you hear that a show is being made by Tom Butterworth (Gangs of London) and Conor Keane and is...
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Sense and Sensibility Review: A Polite, Picturesque Return to Barton Cottage
When a film wanders into the shadow of Ang Lee’s beloved 1995 masterpiece and emerges unscathed, it’s no small feat....
Brothers Review: Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Goof Around Some Family Truths
The mere thought of Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey teaming up for a new TV show is enough to create...
Slow Horses Season 6 Review – Apple TV’s Finest Is Superb Once More
One of the pinnacles of Apple TV's output, Slow Horses, is back for another season, and it's undoubtedly its best...
American Hostage Review – Jon Hamm Excels In Underwhelming Thriller Series
Slow and steady does not win the race in the new MGM+ miniseries American Hostage, starring Jon Hamm (Mad Men)...
Neagley Season 1 Review: A Brilliant Reacher Spin-Off
When Amazon announced a spinoff from Reacher centred around Frances Neagley, I was excited… but also slightly nervous. Neagley is...
The Paper Season 2 Review: The Office Spin-Off Soars In Sophomore Outing
The Paper, the first major follow-up to The Office (US), has returned for its second season, and the gang behind...
The Last Sunrise Review (Prime Video): A Romantic, Sinceres Summer Romance
There is something almost tailor-made for a summer romance about The Last Sunrise. Mallorca, first love, family secrets and two...
One Night Only Review: Electric Chemistry Rescues Absurd Premise
The modern romantic comedy is a delicate balancing act. It requires a premise outrageous enough to hook an audience, paired...
Coyote vs ACME Review – They Tried To Stop It. They Failed.
Chumbawamba once sang, 'I get knocked down, but I get back up again', and there isn't a saying that sums...
Mutiny Review – Another Flat, Lifeless Jason Statham Film For 2026
By the midpoint of Mutiny, Jason Statham’s latest punch 'em up, the prevailing thought was, “Haven’t I reviewed this already?”...
Tony Review: A Complex, Tasty Biopic
In Kitchen Confidential, the late Anthony Bourdain pulled no punches in describing his teenage self. He was, put simply, “badly...
The End Of Oak Street Review: A Monster Helping Of Fun
It’s a brave writer/director who decides to make a new version of a favourite movie, especially when it’s a much-loved...
Lady Review – Sian Clifford Shines In Poignant, Biting Mockumentary
Lady follows narcissistic aristocrat Lady Isabella after she hires a documentary film crew to record her life in her extravagant country...