Review

Lana Condor, Wile E Coyote and Will Forte in Coyote vs Acme

Terry StauntonCoyote vs Acme review: This pitch-perfect movie will make you laugh ‘til your head falls off ★★★★★

Sean McGeadyStop! That! Train! review: RuPaul leads an all-star drag parody of 1970s disaster movies ★★★☆☆

Jason Statham in Mutiny - he holds a gun and stands against a wall, peering around the corner in a room flooded with red light.

Terry StauntonMutiny review: This serviceable thrill fest is Jason Statham's bread and butter ★★★☆☆

Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler star in Lanterns; seen here as John Stewart and Hal Jordan, wearing civilian clothing and walking down a rural road

David CraigLanterns review: Echoes of True Detective and a sparing use of sci-fi ★★★☆☆

Ewan McGregor as Greg Platt and Anne Hathaway as Denise Platt in The End of Oak Street, sitting in a car at night, looking scared.

Rosie FletcherThe End of Oak Street review: Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor go prehistoric in funny, thrilling romp ★★★★☆

A person hangs one-handed from the underside of a large steel bridge, with one leg dangling as they strain to hold on. The image is shot from below, emphasizing the height and the bridge's riveted metal beams, while the person's tense expression conveys urgency and danger. They are wearing a dark jacket, blue shirt, gray trousers, and tan work boots.

Reacher★★★★★ Reacher season 4 review: We're in safe hands as the thrilling, funny and slightly moving drama returns

Xander Pang and cast of Death Note: The Musical all stood around one another looking ahead across the stage.

Katelyn MensahDeath Note: The Musical review – A superb manga-to-stage adaptation ★★★★★

Mason Thames and Mckenna Grace in Nimrods. Their characters laugh together while walking through a store.

Terry StauntonNimrods review: Green Day movie is solid enough but feels like an opportunity missed ★★★☆☆

A person hangs one-handed from the underside of a large steel bridge, with one leg dangling as they strain to hold on. The image is shot from below, emphasizing the height and the bridge's riveted metal beams, while the person's tense expression conveys urgency and danger. They are wearing a dark jacket, blue shirt, gray trousers, and tan work boots.

Jack SealeReacher season 4 review: We're in safe hands as the thrilling, funny and slightly moving drama returns ★★★★★

Sian Clifford as Isabella in Lady, standing in front of a grand manor, wearing a multi-coloured plaid suit.

Chezelle BinghamLady review: Sian Clifford rules in this madly magical mockumentary ★★★★☆

The Summer Book

James MottramThe Summer Book review: A film that treats the heaviest of subjects with the gentlest of touches ★★★☆☆

An image from Cats the musical, with several of the cat characters lined up, pointing towards the moon, with a foresty landscape behind them.

Joanna MagillCats review: A polished production of Lloyd Webber's baffling o-puss ★★★☆☆

Alley Cats. (L to R) Jo Hartley as Kitten, Diane Morgan as Olive, Ricky Gervias as Gus, David Earl as Puke, Andrew Brooke as Fang, Tom Basden as Ponce, in Alley Cats.

Jack SealeAlley Cats review: This makes other Ricky Gervais comedy dramas look like Tolstoy ★☆☆☆☆

Philippa Northeast and Jake Dunn in My Brilliant Career, dressed in period attire and standing in a living room.

Gabriel TateMy Brilliant Career review: This Netflix period drama is perilously close to brilliant ★★★★☆

A creepy-looking ice cream man with pale skin and a wide smile, wearing an all-white uniform with a red bow-tie, smiles while holding a tray of treats around a group of children.

Alan JonesIce Cream Man review: Gore galore but little more in this clunky chiller ★★☆☆☆

Ramses II exhibit

What is Ramses and the Pharaoh’s Gold? Our honest review of London's newest Egyptology exhibition

Helen DalyThe Shards review: A hazy, horrifying and hypnotic adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's novel ★★★★☆

Brendan Hunt, Jason Sudeikis and Tanya Reynolds star in Ted Lasso season 4; their characters are stood in a row on the edge of a football field, looking out at the players

Jack SealeTed Lasso season 4 review: The Apple TV comedy scores another winner ★★★★☆

Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa in Tony

The Big RT Film Review★★★★☆ Tony review: This charming film about Anthony Bourdain's youth sidesteps biopic clichés

Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Claudia in Sky Original Posession

David BrownPossession review: Gugu Mbatha-Raw leads this thought-provoking gothic horror ★★★☆☆

Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa in Tony

Patrick CremonaTony review: This charming film about Anthony Bourdain's early years sidesteps biopic clichés ★★★★☆

Key art for Halo: Campaign Evolved depicting the Master Chief wielding an Energy Sword.

Cole LukeHalo: Campaign Evolved review – Not daring enough ★★★☆☆

Trainspotting the musical

Olivia GarrettTrainspotting the Musical review: Not everything needs to be a musical ★★☆☆☆

Hannah Khalique-Brown, Simon Pegg and Siân Brooke for The Undeclared War season 2.

James HibbsThe Undeclared War review: Siân Brooke saves season 2 of this political thriller ★★★☆☆

The Alienware Area 51 18 laptop open on a white desk, with a wireless keyboard and Alienware monitor next to it.

Cole LukeAlienware AW2725QF 27" 4K monitor review: Almost the best of both worlds ★★★★☆

A paddle player wearing a headband and a white t-shirt pumps his fist towards an older woman in a purple top and floral skirt, who does the very same.

James MottramThe Dink review: A cheery comedy that might even encourage you to pick up pickleball ★★★☆☆

Olivia GarrettMidnight at the Never Get review: Spellbinding new musical is Ben Platt's finest hour ★★★★★

Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston in Ann Droid. Morgan is dressed in pink and carrying a worried looking Johnston, who is wearing blue. They are against an orange backdrop.

James HibbsAnn Droid review: Diane Morgan's irreverent comedy also has an unexpected amount of heart ★★★☆☆

Nick stands behind Charlie and wraps his arm around them as they laugh and joke with a group of friends at a party

David CraigHeartstopper Forever review: a mature, satisfying send-off for the Netflix show ★★★★☆

A scene from Netflix's The Hawk. Will Ferrell appears as a golfer, wearing a sun visor and golfing attire. He looks very happy, swinging his arms with a crown od people applauding behind him

Jack SealeThe Hawk review: Will Ferrell's golf comedy is a stream of mangled clichés and random clowning ★☆☆☆☆

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