All Critics articles – Page 52
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Adult Material
“It was a difficult watch, but Adult Material felt like a truly original drama – and a clear-eyed look at the UK porn industry”
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Brave New World
“The new, nine-part adaptation settles for being a silly, if action-packed and excellently-acted, chunk of escapism”
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Emily in Paris
“Sure, it’s nonsense, but who will be sitting down to this expecting La Haine?”
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The Grand Party Hotel
“This docusoap about Liverpool’s Shankly Hotel was enough to induce a migraine and a morbid fear of organised fun”
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Grayson Perry’s Big American Road Trip
“This was more than just another celebrity travelogue”
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The Great British Bake Off
“This was a reliably wonderful return: with the news that we might be inside for a long while yet, it is a joy to have this show back for an hour each week.”
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The Real ‘Des’: The Story of Dennis Nilsen
“I reckon that the droning narcissist would have hated this film, which is gratifying. For here we learnt what a truly crushing bore he was”
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Lost at Sea: My Dad’s Last Journey
“This moving, intense film wasn’t really about rowing at all.”
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The Singapore Grip
“ITV’s adaptation of JG Farrell’s satirical novel is sumptuous, but tonally strange, knowingly overacted and hammed up to big band music”
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Dog Tales: The Making of Man’s Best Friend
“You could lean in if interested in the nuts and bolts of pet evolution. Or turn down the sound and ‘ooh’ and ‘aaah’ at the fur balls.”
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Sue Perkins: Along the US-Mexico Border
“The series felt like an awkward combination of a Mexican travelogue and a hard-hitting film on the issue of migration and the Mexican border”
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Louis Theroux: Life on the Edge
“Few people have a back catalogue as cracking as Theroux’s and it was an hour well spent”