Review

Madeline Charlemagne and Dylan Wood in Hadestown

Laura WybrowHadestown review: A punch in the gut in the best possible way

Princess Zelda, wearing a purple dress and a blue robe, hold her arms aloft. Her yellow orb friend, Tri, is to her right. Above her is red heart. In the bottom right, RT Review and three stars.

Rob LeaneThe Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom review - Old meets new, but for who?

Jude Bellingham, in his Real Madrid kit, celebrates a goal with his arms in the air. RT Review and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Morgan TruderEA Sports FC 25 review: One for the tacticians

David Mitchell as John Taylor in Ludwig, stood against a backdrop of Cambridge. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars out of five

James HibbsLudwig review: David Mitchell and a high-concept set-up keep this detective drama fresh

Agatha Harkness and her mysterious teen sidekick stand in a foggy, sinister-looking wilderness

David CraigAgatha All Along review: WandaVision's belated sequel recaptures MCU magic

Ruth Wilson as Emily Maitlis and Michael Sheen as Prince Andrew in A Very Royal Scandal sitting talking to each other. The words "RT review" and three stars are in the bottom right of the frame

James HibbsA Very Royal Scandal review: Rises above Scoop with a more thoughtful take

Joe (Joe Cole) looks out of a train window while on the phone

David CraigNightsleeper review: Ham-fisted thriller is like Red Eye, but dafter

Jo Foster and Leesa Tulley sitting on a couch in Why Am I So Single? There are champagne flutes on the table in front of them and a board behind covered in Post-It notes with 'BIG FANCY MUSICAL' at the top of the board. In the corner of the picture is an RT Review picture label with four out of five stars.

Laura RutkowskiWhy Am I So Single? review: The creators of Six strike again with relatable musical

The Penguin review: Colin Farrell's The Batman spin-off takes its sweet time

James McAvoy as Paddy in Speak No Evil trying to force his way through a doorway. The words "RT review" and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Terry StauntonSpeak No Evil review: No less stark, satirical or unsettling than the original

An official promo image for Space Marine 2, showing a blue-armour-wearing character holding a chain sword. Below him, an alien Tyranid lies bloodied. In the bottom right corner, our four-star review sticker.

Rob LeaneSpace Marine 2 review: Is the gory game worth playing?

A screenshot from Astro Bot, showing the robot flying through a colourful vortex. Our four-star review banner is in the bottom right corner.

videoRob LeaneAstro Bot review: Corporate synergy, but make it cute!

Liev Schreiber and Nicole Kidman in The Perfect Couple. She is leaning her head on his shoulder. There is an RT Exclusive banner in the bottom right corner

James HibbsThe Perfect Couple review: Fun, frothy mystery gets bogged down in twists

Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in Joker_ Folie A Deux

James MottramJoker: Folie à Deux review – Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga shine in downbeat sequel

Daniel Craig in Queer

James MottramQueer review: Daniel Craig is fully committed in Luca Guadagnino's meandering adaptation

Harriet Dyer as Ashley and Patrick Brammall as Gordon in Colin From Accounts. They are sat in the front seats of a car looking at each other, while Colin the dog is sat in the back. There is an RT Review banner with four stars in the bottom right corner

James HibbsColin from Accounts season 2 review: Still laugh-out-loud funny and perfectly pitched

Adam Jackson Smith as Basil in Fawlty Towers. He is wearing a green cardigan and is holding a phone up. The words "RT review" and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Katelyn MensahFawlty Towers review: Adam Jackson-Smith shines in this comedy classic

Brad Pitt and George Clooney in Wolfs

James MottramWolfs review: Action-comedy hinges on charisma of Pitt and Clooney

Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson in Babygirl

James MottramBabygirl review: A film that’s liable to get people talking, arguing and flirting

Angelina Jolie as Maria Callas

James MottramMaria review: Angelina Jolie reminds us what an accomplished actress she can be

Tosin Cole and Heather Agyepong embracing on stage in Shifters with four star review banner

Joanna MagillShifters review: Supacell's Tosin Cole shines in this bittersweet slow burn

Jeff Goldblum as Zeus in KAOS, dressed in a T-shirt, blue trousers and a gown, and holding something as he looks to the right. An orange badge in the bottom right corner reads: "RT Review" with four out of five stars filled in

Louise GriffinKaos review: Jeff Goldblum provides glorious chaos in Netflix's irreverent tale

Beetlejuice cast standing in black outfits looking skywards

James MottramBeetlejuice Beetlejuice review: A rambunctious sequel with some delicious moments

Charlie Vickers as Sauron/Annatar in The Rings of Power season 2, walking away from a burning ruin. An orange badge in the bottom right corner reads: "RT Review" with four out of five stars filled in

James OsborneThe Rings of Power season 2 review: Splendid storytelling redeems series - but it still has flaws

Star Wars: Outlaw protagonist Kay Vess looking off to the distance with a mountain behind them

videoCole LukeStar Wars Outlaws review: A fun if limited trip to a galaxy far, far away

David Morrissey as Ian St Clair in Sherwood season 2 standing on a beach in a suit and tie.

Morgan CormackSherwood season 2 review: James Graham has struck gold with this anthology

Jack Lowden as River Cartwright in Slow Horses, stood in a station next to a train. There is an RT Review box in the bottom right corner with four stars

James HibbsSlow Horses season 4 review: Apple TV+ hits another home run with most personal season yet

Blaise, Dexter, Reese, James and Olly stood next to each other, posing ahead in front of a backdrop of Seoul

Katelyn MensahMade in Korea review: An ambitious experiment, but does it pay off?

Aimee Lou Wood as Gemma and David Morrissey as Malcolm, sat next to one another on a sofa, with an orange RT 3-star banner in the bottom right corner

Abby RobinsonDaddy Issues review: Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey shine in big-hearted comedy

The cast of Stags stood in an airport. RT Review and three stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Jon O'BrienBrits get banged up abroad in geezerish jailhouse dramedy

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