All Critics articles
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CriticsNocturne; The Madame Blanc Mysteries
“The torch may finally have passed from Anthony Hopkins as the screen’s most profoundly unsettling serial killer”
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CriticsCelebrity Race Across the World; The Future with Hannah Fry; Murder in Belfast: Sisters Seeking Justice
“This is the perfect antidote to Celebrity Traitors”
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CriticsThe One About Matthew Perry; Escaping Idi Amin
“A thorough, enjoyable and ultimately very sad portrayal of how a famous, brilliant man couldn’t conquer his addictions”
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CriticsThis City Is Ours; Adultery; One Born Every Minute
“Buckle up for a pulpy thrill-ride, brimming with violence and a plot that careers like an out-of-control bulldozer”
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CriticsIt Gets Worse; Last One Laughing: Halloween
“Truly funny, propelled along by Reich’s zinger-filled, often profound script”
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CriticsOnly Fools and Horses: The Lost Archive; Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole; The New Stanford Prison Experiment
“The real joy is in remembering how brilliantly Only Fools was written and how fondly the cast recall their time working on it”
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CriticsAberfan: The Village That Fought Back
“This film attends to the underacknowledged aftermath and the sickening behaviour of the NCB and the government of the day – it must be done”
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CriticsKevin McCloud’s Classic Car Road Trips; Crystal Lake
“A bit like Top Gear presented by Brian Sewell, the art critic”
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CriticsCritics: The Book That Changed My Life
“It does a wonderful, if markedly unsentimental, job of illuminating the transformative power of reading”
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CriticsJohn Simpson: 60 Years at the BBC; VisionQuest
“A celebration of his long and action-packed career”
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CriticsPierre; Damilola: The Untold Story
The series has its flaws but Harewood’s character is, range-wise, the full package for an actor”
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CriticsThe Celebrity Traitors; War
“It’s a joy to watch something that doesn’t even feel close to peaking”
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CriticsEast of Eden; Winter
“As a high-quality family saga, then, it’s brilliant, compelling entertainment”