Tim Robey is a critic specializing in film and entertainment. He writes for The Telegraph, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo News, covering a wide range of movies and cultural topics. With a sharp and insightful writing style, Tim offers his unique perspective on the latest releases and delves into the deeper themes and nuances of the films he reviews.
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By: Tim Robey
Taron Egerton is a security employee who has to save a plane from Novichok poisoning in this implausible but diverting Netflix drama
By: Tim Robey
It's Christmas Eve at an airport – what could go wrong? Traumatised chuckles may ensue from anyone who's ever hazarded that as a day to fly, but especially from Bruce Willis in Die Hard 2.
When Sam Mendes’s new quartet of Beatles biopics was announced, the internet predicted with almost eerie accuracy who would wind up being cast. Close to fully confirmed are Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison and Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr.
From the depths of space to the Colosseum, the Gladiator director’s films are defined by spectacle
God bless Hooky Street, indeed. Five years after Jim Sullivan and Paul Whitehouse turned the nation's most beloved sitcom into an almost fittingly
Josh O’Connor, who played Prince Charles in The Crown, is hotly tipped to be joining Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Here’s why it makes sense
No one is confirming anything – it's just the “next Bond?” rumour mill doing another rotation.
By: Tim Robey
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion certainly deserve a documentary – indeed, there have been several.
By: Tim Robey
The story of the Second World War unit is inspirational – but this Netflix drama honours them in the most lead-footed way imaginable
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