Month: March 2023

Surprisingly, it’s the Danny Boyle-directed pilot that is the least entertaining part of this drama-comedy with regards to'concerning'with respect to the British police in/with regard...

In which we pick up with VPOTUS Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) on campaign, and squirm and squeal###in equal measure at Armando Iannucci’s comedy of exquisite...

The continuing expedition s of Piper (Taylor Schilling) and her Litchfield Penitentiary pals enhance'promote'polish up upon an excellent first season with an emphasis on thoroughly...

Richard Curtis, Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench team up to adapt Roald Dahl's tale of geriatric love and shelled reptiles. It’s light and extremely sugary,...

Memories of that Affleck clunker are officially banished by Netflix’s assured take on Manhattan’s avenging attorney. Vincent D’Onofrio is MVP as hulking villain Wilson Fisk,...

This much-hyped thriller squanders its enormous'vast'massive'tremendous -name cast (Tucci, Gambon, Eccleston) with sub-X-Files plotting involving a mammoth, gory murders and //lots// of ice drilling. The...

A cleverly streamlined adaptation of J. K. Rowling’s non-magical bestseller, this tells the story of an e grossly day sort of tragedy, where one rosy'remarkable'fabulous'terrific'preeminent...

Susanna Clarke’s fusion of Austen and Rowling, adapted by the BBC and director Todd Haynes over seven grapple ping episodes. The deeper we acquire'obtain'attain'procure'secure into...

Placing Kevin Spacey’s devious Frank Underwood up where the buck stops means Beau Willimon’s political drama loses momentum, but it retains its slithery charm in...

It might read like Heroes 2.0, but the Wachowskis’ superhuman series is a more subtle beast. Eight odd'peculiar rs, psychically linked, pop in and out...