Reviews
My Brilliant Career review: it’s not Gillian Armstrong but so what, it’s fantastic fun
Netflix's My Brilliant Career takes a beloved classic and gives it a joyful twist.
Heartstopper Forever review: a rushed but lovely conclusion to a beloved series
The concluding chapter of Alice Oseman’s queer high school romance soars on the shoulders of stars Joe Locke and Kit…
Equus review: a wild and unforgettable ride
Fifty years on, Equus still leaves audiences in a state of conflicted astonishment.
Henry Moore review: monumental sculpture in the open air of Kew Gardens
Henry Moore always believed his sculptures should respond to the natural environment.
Supergirl review: planet-hopping fun
Milly Alcock takes up the baton with aplomb in fellow Aussie Craig Gillespie’s adventure movie Supergirl.
Jonathan Baldock review: fragile folklore in Bristol
Jonathan Baldock’s Held at Arnolfini is part way between shrine and forest.
Toy Story 5 review: the magic of play is still alive
Asking whether toys are becoming obsolete, Toy Story 5 tackles the great screen debate with real warmth and nuance.
Coffee Talk Tokyo review: a cosy game with some surprisingly tough conversations
The latest game in this gentle series is as simple as ever, but Coffee Talk Tokyo's tensions feel like a…
007 First Light review: a perfect, pulse-pounding Bond reboot
007 First Light is a frequently jaw-dropping action-adventure that near-effortlessly reboots the Bond franchise.
Phantasmagoria review: digital sorcery at the Henry Moore Institute
A compelling new exhibition, Phantasmagoria explores the digital and the arcane.