Luke Buckmaster

· 12-min read In this article: Emily Maitlis Netflix Ripley TV, US, 2024 – out 4 April

In a classy new limited series for Netflix, Andrew Scott steals our attention—and several identities—as literary conman Tom Ripley . Luke Buckmaster

A central performance from Levi Miller isn’t enough to lift a run-of-the-mill war film that struggles to maintain dramatic interest

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Trailer A spoof of every music film from The Doors to Walk The Line , producer Judd Apatow ( Knocked Up Anchorman ) brings... More

Netflix’s reboot of the 90s classic ramps up the colour and sensationalism. It’s all high and no heart

Tanzyn Crawford and Cliff Curtis are great as a father and daughter who must raise $26,000 by whatever means necessary

Robyn Malcolm is incredible in this morally complex drama, as a woman who believes she saw her ex-husband sexually assault a minor

Plus the brothers Edgerton, a sensitive Holocaust drama, and a nostalgia trip from the creator of Peaky Blinders

Bob discovers a delicious “fruit-filled pastry dingus…some kind of jelly-ish structure thing” that he believes could sink the business—no cereal could survive against it. The film's humour is kind of dad-like, staged with unashamed dagginess. Maybe that's the problem—a lack of shame—in addition to the most obvious one of simply not being very funny. To give you a taste of what to expect: when Bob sips an orange beverage invented by Melissa McCarthy's NASA scientist, he describes it as having a nice