All Critics articles – Page 56
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CriticsI May Destroy You
“An extraordinary, breathtaking achievement without a false note in it, shot through with humour”
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CriticsAfter Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News
“A well-researched and depressing look at how and why such stories spread online”
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CriticsBake Off: The Professionals
“This Great British Bake Off spin-off may have perfected its recipe at last”
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CriticsPhilharmonia
“The blurb says it is Black Swan for orchestras. It is more like Mean Girls with pretensions”
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CriticsThe First Team
“Most of the attempts at jokes floated high and wide, like shots over the crossbar from 30 yards out”
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CriticsA House Through Time
“It is history humanised and made accessible and though it does not go into much detail, that is different from being oversimplified”
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CriticsWhat’s The Matter With Tony Slattery?
“As a study in the complexity of mental health issues it is very well done”
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CriticsClimbing Blind
“There’s little sentimentality here, only no-nonsense dedication to achieving what many would deem to be impossible”
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CriticsA Very British Hotel Chain: Inside Best Western
“In a world in which the margins of fairness and kindness are being so tightly squeezed, it felt like a dismal hour in a time already full of them”
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CriticsHarry’s Heroes: Euro Having a Laugh
“It worked in showing raw masculinity coping honestly with the big stuff”
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CriticsEurovision: Europe Shines a Light
“As with almost everything else, Eurovision had been ruined by coronavirus”
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CriticsCharlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe
“Sick, puerile and full of childish toilet humour. Thank you, Charlie Brooker, for making me laugh”
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CriticsThe Country That Beat the Virus
“Guru-Murthy never explicitly condemned the UK government. He didn’t need to”
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CriticsPaul Hollywood Eats Japan
“Hollywood never lost the look of a man who was counting the minutes till he could go home”
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CriticsHospital Special: Fighting Covid-19
“When this is over and they come to write the history of this virus, documentaries such as this will be living encyclopaedias.”