Downton Abbey The Grand Finale review: Hilarious and tear-jerking send-off
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale review. A hilarious and tear-jerking send-off, but is it really the end? Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
The Roses review: Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman’s hilarious but flawed comedy
The Roses review. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman star in a hilarious, but flawed comedy that soon turns jarringly absurd and nasty. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
The Thursday Murder Club review: Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan star in cosy whodunnit
The Thursday Murder Club review. Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan star in a cosy but unremarkable whodunnit. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Debenhams issues major update on its future after ‘comprehensive market review’
The group rebranded as Debenhams earlier this year, after trading as Boohoo, as new chief executive Dan Finley launched a multi-year shake-up Daily Express :: Finance Feed More...
The Naked Gun review: Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson resurrect comedy gold
The Naked Gun review. Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson are hilarious in this resurrection of the good old-fashioned comedy. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Happy Gilmore 2 review: Adam Sandler’s obnoxious Netflix sequel is more cameos than comedy
Adam Sandler returns to one of his most beloved comedy roles in this under par Netflix sequel. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Superman review: A heart-filled reinvention of the Man of Steel without any flavour
Superman is back, with a new look, a new vibe, and a brand new set of flaws. Although he’s perhaps the weakest he’s ever been, the Man of Tomorrow is better than ever. Read the full review below. Daily More...
Rachel Zegler triumphs in Evita and lays ghost of Snow White to rest – Full review
Believe the hype, Rachel Zegler is spectacular in Jamie Lloyd’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita. Daily Express :: Entertainment Feed More...
F1 movie review: More feature-length Apple advert than Brad Pitt’s Top Gun Maverick
F1 the Movie review. Brad Pitt stars in what feels more like a two and a half hour Apple advert than Formula One’s answer to Top Gun Maverick. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
28 Years Later review: British zombie horror is the best film of the year
Danny Boyle’s British zombie threequel starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Ralph Fiennes is a bloody, brutal, tear-jerking horror and the best film of the year so far. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
