Review

Matt Damon in the Odyssey

James MottramThe Odyssey review: Christopher Nolan at his very best in powerful and profound epic ★★★★★

Anya Taylor Joy in Lucky, with blood on her face, wearing a white tank top.

Abby RobinsonLucky review: Anya Taylor-Joy shines in a serviceable Apple TV thriller ★★★☆☆

An overview of the Alienware Area 51 18 gaming laptop, showing an illuminated trackpad, keyboard, rear lighting display and logo, against a blue-green gradient.

Cole LukeAlienware Area 51 18 laptop review: Unbelievable performance - for a price ★★★★☆

Hannah Waddingham in Ride or Die, sat on a motorbike, looking to the side.

Morgan CormackRide or Die review: An action comedy that's predictable, but fun ★★★☆☆

A person wearing a dark purple waterproof jacket walks through a misty, grassy hillside landscape bordered by blue-and-white police tape. Rolling hills and dense pine trees fade into low cloud in the background, creating a bleak, overcast atmosphere. Another figure in a white forensic suit is partially visible behind them, suggesting an active crime scene investigation.

David BrownThe Dark review: An ITV thriller that won't reinvent crime drama ★★★☆☆

The family in Netflix's Little House on the Prairie. They sit in a cicle in front of their wagon, filled with their belongings.

David BrownLittle House on the Prairie review: Netflix remake is a nuanced adaptation ★★★★☆

A woman with pink hair looking worried off to the side.

Patrick CremonaEvil Dead Burn review: A relentless onslaught of horror set pieces that occasionally becomes numbing ★★★☆☆

Dwayne Johnson as Maui in Moana (2026)

Emma SimmondsMoana review: A tale of great courage told with creative cowardice ★★☆☆☆

Key art depicting Edward Kenway holding a sword and a pistol.

Ben RaynerAssassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced review: Edward Kenway sets sail again in glorious remake ★★★★★

Sam Ryder in Jesus Christ Superstar

Olivia GarrettJesus Christ Superstar review: Take a bow Sam Ryder, you've just given us the show of the year ★★★★★

Branka Katić, Phil Davis, Oliver Chris, Roderick Smith, Rafe Spall, Cooper Turner, Scarlett Rayner, Marian McLoughlin and Esther Smith in Trying, gathered at the foot of a staircase, looking up.

Jack SealeTrying season 5 review: Still the best British comedy you're probably not watching ★★★★★

Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol in Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie

Matt GlasbyNirvanna the Band the Show the Movie review: Like Flight of the Conchords mixed with Back to the Future ★★★☆☆

Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton in The Invite, they chat and laugh in a living room.

Rosie FletcherThe Invite review: This rich, funny and keenly observed comedy is one of the year's best films ★★★★★

A collectiong of characters from Rhythm Paradise Groove on an orange background with the game's logo blacked out in the centre.

Alex RaisbeckRhythm Paradise Groove review: Gaming needs more whimsy like this ★★★★☆

Millie Bobby Brown as Enola Holmes in Enola Holmes 3

Jayne NelsonEnola Holmes 3 review: Millie Bobby Brown is on fine form in the best Enola Holmes film yet ★★★★☆

Lexi Minetree as Elle Woods in Elle. She holds a small chihuahua and wears an all-baby pink outfit.

Jack SealeElle review: TV as bland as this Legally Blonde prequel should be illegal ★★☆☆☆

Rebecca Ferguson stars in Silo. Her character is stood in a dark room wearing casual clothes, and staring straight ahead with a blank expression.

Louise GriffinSilo season 3 review: Rebecca Ferguson's sci-fi drama is in a league all of its own ★★★★★

An image of the yellow minions looking baffled while drinking cocktails with an eccentric man with a monocle, moustache and tweed suit and cap.

James MottramMinions & Monsters review: A charming, frequently funny adventure that proves there's still life in the Minions franchise ★★★★☆

How To Live On Earth

Tom DawsonHow to Live on Earth review: Benedict Cumberbatch fronts an undeniably timely climate documentary ★★★☆☆

Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri in The Bear, wearing blue T-shirts and stood next to each other in a kitchen.

Jack SealeThe Bear season 5 review: Hilarious, indulgent and perhaps the finest workplace drama there has ever been ★★★★★

Danger Ehren, Dave England, Johnny Knoxville, and Wee Man in Jackass: Best and Last

Sean McGeadyJackass: Best and Last review: A bittersweet greatest-bits package for a cultural juggernaut ★★★☆☆

Supergirl wearing sunglasses alongside Krypto.

Jeremy AspinallSupergirl review: Milly Alcock rises above an underpowered and underwhelming superhero flick ★★☆☆☆

Sandra Oh (Alice) and Tom Mison (Stefan) lying together on a sofa

Joanna MagillThe Misanthrope review: Sandra Oh is this production's saving grace ★★☆☆☆

In this Star Fox screenshot, three anthropomorphic animal characters in futuristic flight jackets and headsets stand shoulder-to-shoulder inside a spacecraft cockpit.

Rob LeaneStar Fox review: Did we need this Nintendo Switch 2 remake? ★★★★☆

Jodie Foster as Lillian in A Private Life, sitting in a leather chair, holding her hands against her chest.

Chezelle BinghamA Private Life review: Jodie Foster is completely captivating in refreshing, French-language whodunnit ★★★★☆

An official photo of the Nex Playground, showing the console sitting on a shelf with its remote nearby.

Rob LeaneNex Playground review: Not all screen-time is created equal ★★★★☆

The cast of the Archers on stage.

David CrawfordThe Archers Live at 75 review: Ambridge is truly brought to life ★★★★★

A man in prison on his bed.

Jack SealeI Will Find You review: Harlan Coben's latest fast-paced, throwaway Netflix thriller ★★★★☆

Elliot wielding a sword and shield next to Faie with Princess Heuria in the background from The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales.

Alex RaisbeckThe Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales review – It's Always Sunny in Philabieldia ★★★★☆

Matthew Broome and Asha Banks in Your Fault: London

Rosie FletcherYour Fault: London review – This slightly icky teen drama-romance is a charmless slog ★★☆☆☆

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