All Comment articles – Page 74
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CriticsWomen Who Kill; Who Do You Think You Are?; Witless
“Director Matt Pelly probed a little behind the lurid headlines but not deep enough.”
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CommentPossibilities are endless for VR wildlife documentaries
Immersive technology will transform how we make natural history, says Erfan Saadati
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CommentMedia has a responsibility to illuminate the darkness
Television must resist the urge to ride the wave of populism, says Dan Whitehead
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CommentThere’s a new game in town
It’s all about green-lighting projects at speed, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentNew era on the horizon for OTT
Are Amazon and Netflix moving closer to traditional broadcasters?
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CriticsFurther Back in Time for Dinner; Case
“The series is always lovely to watch, whichever period it is set in.”
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CriticsHorizon; Royal Recipes; Reggie Yates; Great American Railroad Journeys
“Your interest in all this was probably correlated to how long you spend faffing in the mirror each day.”
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CriticsApple Tree Yard; Homeland; Call the Midwife
“Apple Tree Yard is adult drama in the best sense – subtle, unsettling and richly rewarding.”
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CriticsMidsomer Murders; Hospital
“It’s not going to break any taboos, win any awards, or strike any real fear into the hearts of viewers, but it’s good, old-fashioned fluffy telly.”
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CommentThe small indie survival guide
Staying in business for 30 years isn’t easy, say Alan Marke and Jim Reid
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Comment‘Alexa’ was the word on everyone’s lips at CES
Voice-controlled intelligent assistants were all the rage this year, says Mark Harrison
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CommentTime to trust in diverse talent
US offers an example for broadcasters unwilling to take a chance
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CriticsMeet the Trumps; Sugar Free Farm; Revolting; Martin Clunes
“It’s a shame it doesn’t reveal that Donald was actually born in Mexico, but it’s still pretty good.”
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CriticsCoach Trip; Britain’s Ancient Capital; Insert Name Here; Pointless
“This is television for people who find Big Brother too intellectually demanding.”
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CommentMichael Jackson comedy highlights dangers of celebrity biopics
Sky failed to learn from past controversies about depictions of real-life stars, says Stephen Arnell
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CriticsSherlock; Taboo; Endeavour; Walking The Americas
“It certainly got the pulse racing, but it stretched credibility to the limit.”
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CommentCES 2017: hearing voices in Vegas
Amazon’s voice control app Alexa was a powerful presence at CES, says Mark Harrison
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CriticsChewing Gum; Spy In The Wild; Transgender Kids: Who Knows Best?
“A big slice of modern working-class urban life shoved rudely, and gloriously, right in your face.”
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CriticsHospital; No Offence; The Lobby; The Reassembler
“An hour of television to leave you worn out and deeply worried.”
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CommentStreaming services strike gold
Globes mark tipping point for Netflix and Amazon, says Kate Bulkley