Review

Cast of Much Ado About Nothing on stage

Olivia GarrettMuch Ado About Nothing review: Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell bring the party to the West End

Margaret Qualley and Ethan Hawke in Blue Moon, with Hawke looking up at Qualley. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

James MottramBlue Moon review: Ethan Hawke and Andrew Scott shine in tender portrait of an artist

Stephen Graham in A Thousand Blows looking to the camera aggressively and about to punch.

Morgan CormackA Thousand Blows review: Peaky Blinders comparisons will come, but this boxing drama is its own beast

Double Robert Pattinson with an orange RT four-star review banner

James MottramMickey 17 review: Robert Pattinson sees double in Bong Joon-ho's bonkers sci-fi tale

Erin Doherty (Kate), Nicola Walker (Polly) and Stephen Mangan (Nick) in Unicorn chatting on a sofa. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

Laura WybrowUnicorn review: Stephen Mangan and Nicola Walker's throuple play is amusing but fails to provoke

Molly MossYellowjackets season 3 review – Back to its unpredictable and brutal best

A screenshot of Yatzli from Avowed, showing the character making a shocked expression. Our three-star review score is imposed in the bottom right corner.

Rob LeaneAvowed review: A slow burn that might leave you cold

Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson in Captain America: Brave New World

Patrick CremonaCaptain America: Brave New World review – An insipid and cobbled together failure

Bridget Jones 4 still showing Bridget sat with a book, smiling. The words "RT review" and four stars are below

James MottramBridget Jones: Mad About the Boy review – May just be the best one to date

Natasha Rothwell plays Belinda in The White Lotus season 3

David CraigThe White Lotus season 3 review: A tepid and Tanya-less Thai misadventure

Anne (PHILIPPA DUNNE), Amanda (LUCY PUNCH) walking together wearing claret and blue scarf. The words "RT review" and four stars are below

Tilly PearceAmandaland review: Is the Motherland spin-off a worthy successor?

Asa Butterfield in Second Best

Michael SidhuSecond Best review: Asa Butterfield makes a life-affirming theatre debut

An image from KCD2, featuring a character wearing a medieval-inspired armour, looking with a backdrop of fighting tournament Theres a 5 star RT review banner in the corner.

Cole LukeKingdom Come: Deliverance 2 review – The adventure of a lifetime

Invincible season 3 characters against a white background. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

Invincible season 3 review: Kirkman and co need to course correct after unwieldy instalment

Kaitlyn Dever stars in Apple Cider Vinegar

David CraigApple Cider Vinegar review: Belle Gibson drama is a sick story told well

Steve Pemberton dressed in a waistcoat and trousers, mid-speech.

Katelyn MensahInside No. 9 Stage/Fright review: It'll be your spookiest trip to the theatre yet

Marianne Jean-Baptise in Hard Truths

James MottramHard Truths review: No Oscar nomination for Marianne Jean-Baptiste is criminal

Dustin Demri-Burns as Dan, Lenny Rush as Ollie and Daisy May Cooper as Nic in Am I Being Unreasonable? season 2. They are stood together and there is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars out of five

James HibbsAm I Being Unreasonable? season 2 review: A bumpy start precedes a funnier second season

A screenshot of Naoe from Assassin's Creed Shadows.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows preview: Killer feature sets it apart from Tsushima

Sam Richardson as Quasi and Michelle Yeoh as Philippa Georgiou in Star Trek: Section 31 with a two-star review graphic

Star Trek: Section 31 review – Beloved franchise should have stayed on terra firma

Martin Clunes and Louis Ashbourne-Serkis in Out There. Clunes is holding a gun in one hand and has his other arm around Ashbourne-Serkis. They are stood on a road at night, with car headlights shining on them. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner, with four stars out of five

James HibbsOut There review: Martin Clunes's twisty thriller has a lot on its mind

Julia Garner and Christopher Abbott in Wolf Man staring at each other in fear. The words "RT review" and three stars are below

Dave GolderWolf Man review: Does the job, but don't expect anything groundbreaking

Claes Bang in William Tell screaming among a group of people. The words "RT review" and two stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Sean McGeadyWilliam Tell review: Claes Bang fails to inspire rebellion in historical epic

Timothee Chalamet as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown playing guitar. The words "RT Review" and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Terry StauntonA Complete Unknown review: One of the most convincing interpretations of a musician ever

Adrien Brody in The Brutalist walking in a crowd. The words "RT Review" and five stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Emma SimmondsThe Brutalist review: An epic in length, weight and ambition

Rory Kinnear plays Dave Fishwick in Bank of Dave 2: The Loan Ranger sat in a suit holding a sheet of paper. The words "RT Review" and three stars are in the bottom right of the frame

James MottramBank of Dave 2: The Loan Ranger review – Rory Kinnear returns in likeable underdog tale

Honey Lemon Soda

Ben WilliamsHoney Lemon Soda review: A sweet palate cleanser to cure the January blues

Adam Scott as Mark Scout in Severance season 2. He's walking down a white hallway holding blue balloons, with a five-star review graphic.

Tilly PearceSeverance season 2 review: Synergy is still electric as we circle back to office workplace thriller

A still from the Zenshu anime with a three-star review graphic

Zenshu review: Original anime comes alive in one key moment

The cast of Goosebumps walking down the street smiling. The words "RT review" and three stars are in the bottom right of the frame

George WhiteGoosebumps: The Vanishing review – David Schwimmer elevates middling horror-mystery