Explore Reviews

A very Steven Fry production: upper-class comedy, linguistically tongue-twisting, and with a wicked sense of humour. Just not, perhaps, all that memorable.

A fun meta comedy on childhood in the age of apps, with an excellent central character in Ron.

Loveable, beautiful, and with some excellent jokes.

An excellent, action packed, heartfelt introduction to some of the new generation of Avengers.

An average montage of spy and action film greatest hits, taken up a notch by a great ensemble cast.

Messy and far too overloaded, but with some nice moments and solid characters. Perhaps better as a TV series...

Visually, thematically, and narratively distinctive science fiction with nearly flawless execution from everyone involved.

Quirky, creative, a whole lot of fun, and beginning to craft that touch of depth that could elevate it to the next level.

Beautifully shot and designed, with a strong sense of place and self, although can be a touch confusing at times.

Weird and wonderful doesn't really scratch the surface, but great music plus an exceptional Tim Curry makes for a lot of confusing fun.

A wonderful collection of ideas with some surprisingly dark moments and a finale that was much more interesting than I'd ever have guessed.

It rarely steps outside of the standard US formula, but Garrett is chaotic neutral perfected and the humour is steadily finding its feet.