All Critics articles – Page 49
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CriticsBake Off: The Professionals
“This was the usual pleasantly plinky hour of good humour and loveliness”
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CriticsMare of Easttown; Motherland
“It has unfolded into something intelligent, complex and rewarding”
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CriticsEurovision Song Contest; Master of None
“Spectacular displays, with angels and demons, flames and smoke bomb explosions”
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CriticsExtra Life: A Short History of Living Longer
“The tone was upbeat, a reminder that no matter how the dark circumstances, science can be relied on to light the way”
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CriticsDelia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes
“This could have been a sombre, straight documentary, but it feels fitting that it is playful and, for much of it, a lot of fun”
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CriticsSecrets Of The Krays
“A smooth, highly professional production, supplying keen psychological portraits from people who knew the London crime brothers”
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CriticsThree Families
“It is the mark of a good drama that hours after you have watched it you realise that you still feel angry”
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CriticsThe Pursuit of Love
“Emily Mortimer’s adaptation of Nancy Mitford’s 1945 novel is dynamic, vigorous and punky”
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CriticsThe Money Maker
“It’s a sort of one-man Dragons’ Den – a Gordon Ramsay show, if Ramsay were effortlessly cool and into profit and advice instead of food and shouting.”
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CriticsLine Of Duty
“To tie up a story this complex, leaving no loose ends, is a superb achievement”
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CriticsSaved by a Stranger
“It’s unexpectedly moving and, in the warm, sensitive hands of Anita Rani, it always keeps a respectful distance from prurience and intrusion”