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Metro, October 2022 Stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but here’s a fantasy coming of age story where a young boy is grappling with the knowledge that incredible power will one day be […]

Metro, October 2022 The old adage of video games struggling to convert to compelling televisual or filmic content gets a proper stress test in The Peripheral. Within a few minutes of this adaptation of William […]

Metro, October 2022 In America, it’s one of those infamous real-life suburban domestic dramas that split a nation. In 1980, Candace “Candy” Montgomery was found not guilty of the murder of her friend Betty Gore […]

Metro, October 2022 Gordon Ramsay’s various kitchen nightmare shows largely characterised restaurants as toxic, pressured cauldrons of dysfunctional workplace hell. The Bear, a quite brilliant drama set in a Chicago sandwich joint, confirms all those […]

Metro, September 2022 There’s an absolutely crushing sequence in This England where countless people with Covid lay dying in care homes and hospitals, relatives forced to say goodbye through closed windows or via iPads. It’s […]