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Reviews

We Live In Time

We Live In Time's Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield excel in this tear-jerking drama: Film review

Conclave review: Ralph Fiennes is impeccable as the lead in this luxuriously directed papal thriller

Conclave review: Ralph Fiennes is impeccable as the lead in this luxuriously directed papal thriller

Fly Me to the Moon's 'tone-deaf' criticism is unwarranted - it doesn't owe you political correctness: Film review

Fly Me to the Moon's 'tone-deaf' backlash is unwarranted - it doesn't owe you a PC story: Film review

Longlegs disrupts its seriousness to pander to the Nicolas Cage fanboys: Film review

Longlegs disrupts its seriousness to pander to the Nicolas Cage fanboys: Film review

MaXXXine is a weak finale to Ti West’s admirable ‘X’ series: Film review

MaXXXine is a weak finale to Ti West’s admirable ‘X’ series: Film review

Kinds of Kindness sees Lanthimos abandon the mainstream and return to his old ways: Film review

Kinds of Kindness sees Lanthimos abandon the mainstream, returning to his old ways: Film review

The Exorcism

Russell Crowe's foray into horror in The Exorcism leaves you begging for a gladiatorial U-turn: Film review

Bridgerton season 3, part 2 is a Regency-worthy raunch-fest success for the franchise: Series Review

Bridgerton season 3, part 2 is a Regency-worthy raunch-fest success for the franchise: Series Review

Noël Coward’s Suite in Three Keys - A Song at Twilight truly shines at The Orange Tree: Theatre review

Noël Coward’s Suite in Three Keys - A Song at Twilight truly shines at The Orange Tree: Theatre review

Trump biopic The Apprentice causes an uproar but is the film itself any good?: Film Review

Trump biopic The Apprentice causes an uproar but is the film itself any good?: Film Review

Cumberbatch fans have reason to rejoice as Benedict returns to oddball roots in Netflix's Eric: Series review

Cumberbatch fans can rejoice as Benedict returns to oddball roots in Netflix's Eric: Series review

Underdog: The Other Other Bronte offers a unique insight into three great literary women: Theatre review

Underdog: The Other Other Bronte offers a unique insight into three great literary women: Theatre review

Bridgerton season 3 is binge-worthy gold but its lead is less Regency and more Love Island: Series review

Bridgerton season 3 is binge-worthy gold but its lead is less Regency and more Love Island: Series review

Netflix's Bodkin delivers more cliches than it does any semblance of the Irishness it promised: Review

Netflix's Bodkin delivers more cliches than it does the Irishness it promised: Series review

La Chimera’s pretty visuals outshine its vague narrative: Film review

La Chimera’s pretty visuals outshine its vague narrative: Film review

Back to Black unfairly turns the troubled singer's life story into the 'Mitch Winehouse Show': Film review

Back to Black turns the troubled singer's story into the 'Mitch Winehouse Show': Film review

Love Lies Bleeding’s vision suffers from shallow, bland storytelling: Film review

Love Lies Bleeding’s vision suffers from shallow, bland storytelling: Film review

Challengers

Challengers is top-level filmmaking: Film review

The Divine Mrs S is a rousing feminist night out at Hampstead Theatre: Theatre review

The Divine Mrs S is a rousing feminist night out at Hampstead Theatre: Theatre review

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Civil War is a refreshing taste of mainstream cinema in the modern era - despite lacking depth: Film review

Civil War is a refreshing taste of cinema in the modern era - despite lacking depth: Film review

The Duchess of Malfi at the Sam Wanamaker misses the mark of Webster’s beautiful tragedy: Theatre review

The Duchess of Malfi at the Sam Wanamaker misses the mark of Webster’s beautiful tragedy: Theatre review

The Motive and the Cue at the Noel Coward theatre is metatheatre in its purest and most distilled form: Theatre review

The Motive and the Cue is metatheatre in its purest form: Theatre review

The Witches at the National Theatre is a theatrical Christmas treat: Theatre review

The Witches at the National Theatre is a theatrical Christmas treat: Theatre review

Cold War at the Almeida is an ambitious piece of drama - if flat at times: Theatre review

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Cold War at the Almeida is an ambitious piece of drama - if flat at times: Theatre review

A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic is perfect for the festive season: Theatre review

A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic is perfect for the festive season: Theatre review

And There Were None proves Christie's works remain a timeless classic: Theatre review

And There Were None proves Christie's works remain a timeless classic: Theatre review

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