DARK CITY (1998)
A man struggles with memories of a past he doesn't recognise, which includes a wife he doesn't remember having, and a nightmarish world where nobody can wake up.
ROBIN HOOD (2010)
In 12th-century England, Robin Longstride and his band of marauders confront corruption in a local village and lead an uprising against the crown that will forever alter the balance of world power.
THE BIG CHILL (1983)
A group of former college friends gather for a weekend reunion after the funeral of another of their college friends.
BLACK WIDOW (2021)
Natasha Romanoff is reacquainted with her Russian family when her younger sister comes to her for help...
LOST IN SPACE (1998)
20 years ago, Lost In Space failed to become the next big sci-fi franchise, so on the eve of Netflix's TV reboot, we reevaluate the 1998 movie...
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)
Marvel films have gone big before. They’ve launched an alien invasion onto New York for The Avengers, seen half of London uprooted in Thor:...
HUMANS – series one, episode seven
Well, Humans certainly isn’t dragging its heels now, is it? Unsurprising, perhaps, given that this is the penultimate episode, but the level of incident...
HUMANS – series one, episode six
Where last week’s episode felt like a holding episode, part six of Humans was packed with incident, both physical and emotional, and boasted plenty...
HUMANS – series one, episode five
Week five of Humans is very much a holding episode, but that’s not to say it doesn’t boast some knock-out scenes. Principal among them...
HUMANS – series one, episode four
After last week featured a few sloppy moments creeping in, episode four tightened things up brilliantly, pulling several of the show’s strands together and...
HUMANS – series one, episode three
After two very strong openings, the third instalment of Humans sees a few cracks in the veneer, and a few contrivances starting to creep...
HUMANS – series one, episode one
In the alternate present depicted in AMC/Channel 4’s Humans, the world’s almost indistinguishable from our own, with one key difference: despite technology being roughly...