Comment Editor Gwydion Elliott explains how Andor has breathed new life into Star Wars with its immersive storylines and interesting characters

TV writer Sammy Andrews revels in the nostalgic elements of the Netflix series, while believing that its new time setting and characters could be explored in greater depth

Film Editor James Evenden finds Somebody I Used to Know a disappointing rom-com despite its moments of maturity and Alison Brie's charming performance

Culture Editor Halima Ahad praises the showcasing of Pakistani culture in What's Love Got To Do With It? but finds that it falls short in depicting arranged marriage

Redbrick's Sci&Tech and Film Writers and Editors discuss their favourite films that incorporate scientific themes

Film Editor Emily Wallace praises Lockwood & Co as a fresh take on young adult fantasy

Film Editor James Evenden praises The Last of Us as the pinnacle of video game TV adaptations

Gaming Editor Louis Wright reviews Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, finding the film to be a disappointing start to phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Redbrick writers and editors take a look back at their favourite films of 2022

Film Critic Tom Green finds that Noah Baumbach's adaptation of Don DeLillo's White Noise succeeds and fails due to its fidelity to the novel

TV writer Ilina Jha reviews the Channel 4 show noting that, while it contains all the best elements of a typical TV sitcom, it would be better enjoyed when viewed as a comedy-drama

Film Writer Alice Weltermann finds M3GAN to be a fun gen-Z horror/comedy, despite feeling restrained when it comes to its violence