All Critics articles – Page 45
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CriticsAngela Black; Tom Parker: Inside My Head; The Larkins
“Hardly a frame is left untouched by the cold hand of cliché”
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CriticsSavile: Portrait Of A Predator; Hunting the Football Trolls; Acapulco; All Creatures Great and Small
“It was a thoughtful reminder of a timeless lesson”
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CriticsHollington Drive; Catching a Predator; The Love Triangle; Brassic
“This gripping psychological drama is simply unmissable”
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CriticsMurder Island; Dementia & Us; Succession
”The concept is decent and with a few tweaks could work.”
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CriticsCritics: Blair & Brown: The New Labour Revolution; Eggheads
“As a recap it was as fascinating as it was elegantly packaged, frequently telling big stories via small, revealing moments”
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CriticsRidley Road + The Mating Game
“Grabbed the viewer by the chops from its startling opening scene, and held on until the closing credits”
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CriticsDon’t Exclude Me + All Creatures Great and Small; Maid
“Putting cameras in the classroom was an enlightening look at how difficult it must be to teach under these circumstances”
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CriticsHollington Drive + 28 Up: Millennium Generation; Outsiders
“A fine addition to the suburban nightmare-trove”
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CriticsGordon, Gino & Fred Go Greek
“For those who enjoyed low-brow chortles and high-end cuisine, this will have gone down a treat”
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CriticsFoundation
“Every character feels like an android. The whole exercise is devoid of any humour whatsoever”
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CriticsPrince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers
“It was a poignant, loving, mostly upbeat tribute that, unusually for set-piece royal documentaries, actually seemed to be offering something new”
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CriticsNever Mind The Buzzcocks
“When everyone stops trying so hard and the series settles down a bit, it might prove as entertaining as the original”
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CriticsLast Man Standing: Suge Knight and the Murders of Biggie & Tupac
“A depressing tale of depressing people doing depressing things to other people including murder”
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CriticsThe Man Putin Couldn’t Kill
“It was all pretty entertaining, which is an odd approach but in keeping with the man who hasn’t been killed (yet)”
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CriticsSpice Girls: How Girl Power Changed the World
“Documentaries like this can be have-your-cake-and-eat-it feasts of nostalgia. It is thrilling to remember the rush, but this is also an attempt to reassess the era.”
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