Review

Emily Watson as Valya Harkonnen & Olivia Williams as Reverend Mother Tula Harkonnen in Dune: Prophecy

Lewis KnightDune Prophecy review: Seismic HBO sci-fi has just enough spice for fans

Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell and Damian Lewis as Henry VIII, with an RT four-star review banner in the bottom right corner

Jon O'BrienWolf Hall season 2 review: End of Tudor saga proves to be well worth the wait

Ella Purnell as Jinx in Arcane season 2 staring into camera. RT Review and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Nicola AustinArcane season 2 review: Tensions escalate in gripping second instalment

Paddington Bear in the film Paddington in Peru, wearing his distinctive blue coat and red hat with a blue coat and mountains in the background of the show. An orange badge in the bottom right corner reads: "RT Review" with four out of five stars filled in

Dave GolderPaddington in Peru review: Non-stop fun with surprises aplenty

Blitz review

James MottramBlitz review: Steve McQueen's wartime epic doesn't know what it wants to be

Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette Nichols in Silo season 2, sitting against a concrete wall with a tense expression. A Radio Times review graphic shows a five-star rating

Louise GriffinSilo season 2 review: Destruction looms in triumphant second chapter

Barry Keoghan as Bug in Bird, gazing off-camera with a thoughtful expression, shirtless and adorned with tattoos and a gold chain. A Radio Times review graphic at the bottom shows a four-star rating

Amber WilkinsonBird review: Coming-of-age film races between gritty realism and magical fabulism

Keri Russell in The Diplomat season 2, sat around a table with others next to her. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right with three stars

James HibbsThe Diplomat season 2 review: Even more preposterous but just as fun

James looks upwards in this official screenshot from Silent Hill 2 Remake.

Rob LeaneSilent Hill 2 review: How scary is the new remake?

CoD Black Ops 6 player aiming with rifle. The Radio Times logo and four stars are in the bottom right corner

Jon NicholsonCall of Duty: Black Ops 6 review - The best CoD in years

Christopher Reeve as Superman in the documentary feature Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story

Jeremy AspinallSuper/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story review – Life-affirming portrait of real hero

Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl still showing Wallace and Gromit loading a van. The words "RT review" and five stars are in the bottom right of the frame

David OpieWallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl review – Stop-motion heroes are better than ever

Billy Crystal as Eli in Before, sits in a hospital room, holding a young boy, played by Jacobi Jupe as Noah, on his lap. A review graphic at the bottom shows a rating of three out of five stars.

Louise GriffinBefore review: Billy Crystal shines in haunting Apple TV+ thriller

Venom: The Last Dance review

Patrick CremonaVenom: The Last Dance review – Another lacklustre outing for Tom Hardy's symbiote

Key art for Stalker 2: Heart of CHornobyl depicting a figure in military gear wearing a gas mask looking down at a blue artefact in his hads

videoStalker 2 preview: Huge mod support and post-launch roadmap confirmed

The Office Australia characters stood in an office looking awkward. The words "RT review" and two stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Jon O'BrienThe Office review: Australia's take on Ricky Gervais's classic wastes its resources

Jodie Whittaker in the duchess with a two star review banner

Olivia GarrettThe Duchess review: Jodie Whittaker deserves an Olivier… but the rest of it doesn’t

Naomi Scott as Skye Riley in Smile 2, wearing a glittery outfit and standing in front of a mirror, while a shadowy figure behind her stretches out her mouth into a twisted smile. There is a 3-star RT Review label in the bottom corner.

Sean McGeadySmile 2 review: Naomi Scott lights up demonic horror sequel

Jason Segel, Christa Miller and Michael Urie in Shrinking. They are hiking together. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner, which has four stars

James HibbsShrinking season 2 review: Therapy comedy knows itself better in superior sequel

Cast of The Lehman Trilogy

Laura WybrowThe Lehman Trilogy review: An epic with masterful storytelling at its heart

Lennie James in a cream suit in Mr Loverman. The words "RT review" and three stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Abby RobinsonMr Loverman review: Line of Duty and Death in Paradise stars lead BBC adaptation

Zoe Saldana in Emilia Perez in a red suit, performing. Five stars and "RT review" are in the bottom right of the frame

James MottramEmilia Pérez review: A musical that redefines what's possible in the genre

The cast of Come From Away singing, smiling and laughing, with a four-star RT Review picture label in the corner.

Laura RutkowskiCome From Away review: An uplifting musical to restore your faith in humanity

Salem's Lot still showing the main characters looking at a house. The words "RT review" and two stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Jeremy AspinallSalem's Lot review: Stephen King adaptation lacks bite

David Tennant, Nafessa Williams and Aidan Turner walking down a hallway and looking serious.

Morgan CormackRivals review: David Tennant's soapy drama is a reminder of how fun TV can be

Giacomo Gianniotti as Elia, standing outside, leaning on a wall, with an orange RT 3-star review banner in the bottom right corner

Jon O'BrienDeceitful Love review: Grey's Anatomy hunk keeps everyone guessing in lusty age-gap mystery

Ella Purnell as Rhiannon in Sweetpea, standing outside a police station

Tilly PearceElla Purnell's killer wallflower is devilishly good fun in Sweetpea

Promoted by Sky & Netflix

Transformers One review

Kevin HarleyTransformers One review: Animated prequel is earnestly enjoyable

Pike, Grog, Keyleth, Vax, and Trinket in The Legend of Vox Machina season 3 looking worried. An orange badge in the bottom right corner reads: "RT Review" with four out of five stars filled in

Nicola AustinThe Legend of Vox Machina season 3 review: Sticks the landing through hell and high water

MEGALOPOLIS still showing Adam Driver looking down a telescope with Nathalie Emmanuel in the background. RT Review and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

James MottramMegalopolis review: A wildly ambitious - if flawed - look at power and avarice

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