Dear England… I’m not into football, but I heard good things about the play, didn’t see it live, but when it came to cinemas, I couldn’t understand why they want a small fortune for something …
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Dear England… I’m not into football, but I heard good things about the play, didn’t see it live, but when it came to cinemas, I couldn’t understand why they want a small fortune for something …
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Two Weeks In August centres around a group of thirtysomething friends who come together in a Greek house so run down that even the toilet can’t accept paper. Everyone they meet on the island feels …
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Check Out New 4K, Blu-ray and DVD releases here! Half Man shows that Niall (Jamie Bell – All of Us Strangers) and Ruben (Richard Gadd – Against The Law) have frequently been at loggerheads, and …
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The Cage may be on BBC1 and not ITV, but it’s still time for Sheridan Smith! The opulent casino setting matches with the early ’80s music, opening with New Order’s 5-8-6, before moving on to …
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Mint… have you ever watched a programme and still have absolutely zero idea what’s going on, or why it was made? Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from …
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Twenty Twenty Six brings us back to Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale) as Ian Fletcher, who was once the BBC’s Head of Values, and now he’s the Director of Integrity, for the 2026 …
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Babies just drops you in the middle of the ‘action’ as a young couple – Lisa (Siobhán Cullen – Bodkin) and Stephen (Paapa Essiedu – The Outrun) – go about their day: leave their flat, …
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The Walsh Sisters centres around five female siblings, including the first one we’re introduced to, hard drinking and drug-taking Rachel (Caroline Menton), who’s taken rather too much, leading to her better half not being particularly …
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Small Prophets gives us the eccentric… or just downright weird Michael (Pearce Quigley – The Critic), who appears to be just a lazy bum who does nothing about his overgrown front garden. Mine needs a …
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Lord Of The Flies comes to BBC1 as a Sunday night primetime epic, and while I’ve never seen any previous adaptation of this, nor read the novel, I instantly knew certain nonsense, as we see …
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