All Critics articles – Page 2
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CriticsNot Welcome: The Battle to Stop the Boats; Love Story; How To Get To Heaven From Belfast
“The stories are made palatable for a Channel 4 audience but don’t address root concerns”
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CriticsThe Summit; MasterChef: The Professionals
“You can’t fault its ambitions when it comes to turning the screw on its participants”
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CriticsLord of the Flies; Betrayal
“This is a first-class example of an adaptation done right, and television breathing new life into a familiar story”
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CriticsFinding Harmony: A King’s Vision; I Am Not Okay - Spotlight
“It is a decent, gentle film that Charles surely intended to be his historical document”
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CriticsMichael Jackson: The Trial; Our Yorkshire Pub Rescue
“The series inevitably has a whiff of picking at scabs, yet that’s the thing with Jackson — it’s hard to stop watching”
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CriticsThe Muppet Show; The Investigation of Lucy Letby; Sin City: The Real Las Vegas
“Let it soothe you while we all hunker down and pray for a return to simpler, happier times”
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CriticsLover, Liar, Predator; Platoon 24/7; Our Man in Moscow; Under Salt Marsh; Silent Witness
“I would put a package of these films together and send one to every school in the country”
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CriticsSecret Genius; The Night Manager; Death in Paradise
“All good fun and games so long as you ignore all the things it’s measuring that Mensa could never imagine”
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CriticsThe Apprentice
“Two decades in, the BBC’s annual spectacle of entrepreneur-on-entrepreneur pugilism is necktie-deep in a rut”
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CriticsBridgerton; Grantchester
“Bridgerton is daft and OTT, but it’s a splash of colour and a rollicking good romantic lifter for miserable January and February”
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CriticsShrinking; Wonder Man
“It’s still very funny, uniformly well put together and full of great turns”
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CriticsSteal; The Secret of Me; 24 Hours In Police Custody Investigates
“Not only cleverly plotted but supremely fun”
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CriticsA Knight of the Seven Kingdoms; Arctic Adventure: Ultimate Survival
“In Game of Thrones franchise terms, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is a bagatelle”
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CriticsAfter the Flood; The Night Manager; Gladiators
“A villain every bit as skin-crawling as James Norton’s Tommy Lee Royce”