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Amazon Prime Video · Blogs · Channel 4 · Reviews · TV Blogs · Sep 23, 2020

‘Utopia’ review: American remake of cult sci-fi drama is far from perfect

Utopia

John Cusack stars in this big-budget reimagining of Channel 4's comic book mystery

Blogs · Netflix · Reviews · TV Blogs · Sep 18, 2020

Ratched

Sarah Paulson's sinister nurse bears almost no resemblance to the classic 1975 character

Blogs · HBO · Reviews · TV Blogs · Sep 14, 2020

The Third Day

Dennis Kelly, who created the Channel 4 cult classic, reunites with director Marc Munden and composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer

Blogs · Netflix · Reviews · TV Blogs · Sep 11, 2020

The Duchess

You'll either love or hate this no-fucks-given, sharp-tongued anti-hero

Amazon Prime Video · Blogs · Reviews · TV Blogs · Sep 03, 2020

The Boys season 2

Too grown-up for comic books? Prime Video's spandex-clad thriller specialises in violence, profanity and steamy romance