All Critics articles – Page 4
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CriticsGriselda; Masters of the Air
“Hugely enjoyable, well paced and gorgeous to look at throughout”
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CriticsRevenge: Our Dad the Nazi Killer; Great British Menu
“We’ve become accustomed to these films coming with an intensely personal angle, and a moral one too. On both those counts this articulate film stood out”
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CriticsBorn from the Same Stranger; David & Jay’s Touring Toolshed
“Anyone who has ever revelled in a familial relationship or longed for one will find something to relate to in this special programme”
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CriticsWilderness With Simon Reeve; The Artful Dodger
“It looked bloody miserable. Which meant that as television it was bloody great”
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CriticsNuclear Armageddon; Cristóbal Balenciaga; Darby And Joan
“Instructive, precise but deeply depressing”
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CriticsCritics: Finders Keepers
“It’s light-hearted and a bit daft, but there’s plenty going on to keep the story trundling along”
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CriticsThe Artful Dodger; Around The World In 80 Weighs
“The script isn’t quite as sharp as The Great or David Copperfield, but it’s still tremendously jolly & lots of fun. And completely disgusting”
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CriticsTrue Detective: Night Country; Silent Witness; Streets Of Gold: Mumbai
“It is spellbinding, bone-chilling and does just about the last thing you’d expect from True Detective four series in: it makes you want more”
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CriticsZuckerberg: King of the Metaverse; Grantchester
“It is one of those effective films that says nothing new, but pulls together the available information in a coherent manner”
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CriticsAfter the Flood
“It deserves credit for being a drama that for once doesn’t centre on a raped/mutilated/murdered young woman”
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CriticsCriminal Record; Tell Me Lies; Andes Plane Crash; Echo
“All the elements needed for a great, compulsive police drama are there”
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CriticsSilent Witness; Brits Down Under; Streets of Gold: Mumbai
“The twist at the end of last night’s episode was a belter”
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CriticsCall the Midwife; Vera; I Am Andrew Tate; Big Zuu’s 12 Dishes in 12 Hours
“This is no twee period drama but a genius Trojan Horse that has been smuggling radical women’s health stories into our sitting rooms for over a decade”
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CriticsThe Tourist; Mr Bates vs the Post Office; Taskmaster’s New Year Treat
“It is a riot: darkly funny and quirky, with great characterisation and unexpected twists”
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CriticsCritics: Mr Bates vs the Post Office; The Tourist
“A story so incensing, outrageous and downright ugly that I found it difficult to watch”
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CriticsAll Creatures Great and Small; Nigella’s Amsterdam Christmas; Great British Sewing Bee; Brassic
“It’s an extremely well written, beautifully played, Yorkshire tourist board-approved people pleaser”
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CriticsThe Winter King; Painting Birds with Jim and Nancy Moir; Percy Jackson
“Broody, moody and magnificent”