Reviews
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.
Katharina Grosse review: painting as an explosion at White Cube
German artist Katharina Grosse stages a chromatic takeover in London.
Remarkably Bright Creatures review: Sally Field shines in sweet film adaptation
Remarkably Bright Creatures presents the world through the eyes of a clever octopus, a grieving mother and a wayward drifter.
Rocky Horror turns 50 – and still refuses to behave itself
The 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour is a loud, fan‑driven celebration of Rocky Horror’s cult legacy, complete with original cast appearances.
The Woman in Black review: two performances to fear
John Mackay and Daniel Burke anchor this unsettling ghost story at the Bristol Old Vic with performances of rare discipline,…
Half Man review: even more devastating than Baby Reindeer
Richard Gadd toys with your emotions once more in Half Man, his latest exploration of wounded masculinity.
The Deb review: Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut is a charmer
Natalie Abbott and Charlotte MacInness shine bright in Rebel Wilson's debut musical comedy.