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
Just because Paddington is a top-shelf national treasure, it doesn't follow that all his films are equally inspired.
By: Tim Robey
Father Christmas is real and Lapland's a production line? Let's agree, this premise is no fun any more: it's the moth-eaten basis of Christmas flicks with no fresh ideas.
By: Tim Robey
Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell) gets maimed three minutes into Babe: Pig in the City , in a scene of horrifying physical trauma which tosses him to
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Film music concerts are more popular than ever – but is that a good thing? Our classical music critic and film critic go head to head
Few would have guessed Ridley Scott would remain quite this prolific well into his eighties: there has been absolutely no sense of winding down, still less throwing in the towel.
From the depths of space to the Coliseum, the Gladiator director’s films are defined by spectacle. These are his greatest hits
By: Tim Robey
Joy must be the most Felicity Jones-ian film she's ever not been in. The true-life tale of the world's first IVF baby – a radical evolution for
Acting is an infamously insecure vocation. This applies just as much to gaining a foothold as sustaining an A-lister's star career. One slip – one flop – and you can tumble into the mud.
By: Tim Robey
Author Tim Robey shares 5 key insights from his new book, Box Office Poison: Hollywood's Story in a Century of Flops.
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