All Critics articles – Page 81
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CriticsThe Great British Bake Off
“As friends and family gathered for the traditional end-of-series garden party, another triumphant contest built to a rousing crescendo.”
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CriticsTrue Horror: The Witches' Prison
“Neither revelatory enough to work as documentary, nor narratively engaging enough to work as drama, it fell awkwardly between two genres.”
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CriticsThe Little Drummer Girl
“It’s all brilliantly, beautifully done and the dialogue sounds as good as everything else looks”
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CriticsTrevor McDonald and the Killer Nurse
“An important and enlightening documentary that suggested Beverley Allitt may still be working the system a quarter of a century on.”
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CriticsMy Dinner with Hervé
“It lurched into sentimentality at times but was always hauled back from the brink by Peter Dinklage’s clever, caustic turn”
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CriticsFor Facts Sake
“So half-baked and half-arsed that you’d need to be half-cut to get any enjoyment out of it”
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CriticsThe Bisexual
“For all its promise to be a pioneering exploration of bisexuality, it is a bleak, affectless and suffocatingly joyless affair.”
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CriticsFashion’s Dirty Secrets
“Stacey Dooley is a tenacious investigative journalist with a winning ability to make complicated stories understandable and accessible”
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CriticsThe Apprentice
“It feels like a hangover from the last decade, like MasterChef or The X Factor – still strangely watchable, but not much talked about any more”