All Critics articles – Page 99
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CriticsThe City & The City
“This feels like last year’s SS-GB with extra lashings of gloomy cynicism”
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CriticsThe Investigator
“Somewhere in here is a powerful story of the impact of a missing woman on her family.”
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CriticsMy Dad, the Peace Deal and Me
“Smart, thoughtful film, the truths of which seemed to take even its presenter by surprise at times”
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CriticsCunk on Britain
“Very funny, and as an excuse to laugh yourself into a stupor, it’s very welcome, too”
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CriticsAre You Autistic?
“A fairly basic primer, but it was undoubtedly one the public sorely needs”
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CriticsThe Queen: Her Commonwealth Story
“For all of the charming anecdotes and evocative footage, genuine insights were few and far between”
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CriticsRAF at 100
“Ewan McGregor proved a worthy presenter of a remarkable 90-minuter in which his passion for RAF aircraft was obvious”
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CriticsContagion!
“It gave us proper, grown-up science and didn’t pitch it at the IQ of a five-year-old”
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CriticsThe Secret Helpers
“No offence to those who took part, but it was sentimental mediocrity dressed up as documentary”
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CriticsThe World’s Ugliest Pets
“Didn’t offer that much to marvel at, unless it was the food bills at Caroline Quentin’s house”
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CriticsThe Funeral Murders; Imagine…
“A masterful and careful handling of an ever-combustible narrative”
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CriticsThe Durrells; The Good Karma Hospital
“Watching The Durrells is like taking a warm dip in the Ionian Sea after a glass of robola”
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CriticsDo The Right Thing; My Baby’s Life: Who Decides?
“Ruth and Eamonn have conjured up a straightforward remake of That’s Life!”
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CriticsSaving the British Bulldog; The Assassination of Gianni Versace
“A thorough investigation that ought to make anyone think twice about buying the breed”
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CriticsThe Ruth Ellis Files
“This trenchant investigation uncovered enough new material to make us rethink the entire story”
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CriticsBeing Blacker; Jane; The Repair Shop
“A big, beautiful sprawl of a film, that spans continents as well as generations”
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CriticsStill Game; Not Going Out; Civilisations
“A sharp-witted, old-school sitcom, but with an original twist”