Redbrick Film takes a look back through the most exciting films that missed out on their 2020 release date

TV Critic Emily Wallace praises Bridgerton as an enchanting piece of escapism set in Regency London

TV Critic Samantha Hicks reviews the memorable, moving, and heart-warming Christmas special, praising its sensitivity when addressing very modern issues

Mank shines in David Fincher's extensive filmography, argues Film Writer Bethany Sherrott

The Mandalorian's second season improves upon almost every aspect of the first, argues TV Critic Jake Davies

Film Critic Samantha Hicks enjoys Yes, God, Yes' fresh take on the coming-of-age tale even if the plot leaves a little to be desired

Film Writer Bethany Sherrott wonders if Warner Bros' latest revolution will leave cinemas fighting to stay afloat in 2021

Deputy Editor Daisy Kirkaldy is underwhelmed by this awkward Netflix Original, which never finds anything unique to do with its numerous tropes

Film Critic Maisie McCormick is pleasantly surprised by Rebecca, the Netflix adaption of the classic Gothic novel

Film Writer Annabel Smith finds the latest, festive Netflix hit to be slightly devoid of originality and excitement, despite some cheerful performances and fun musical numbers

Film Critic Maisie McCormick enjoys the easy-going fun of Netflix's The Princess Switch: Switched Again

Film Critic Annabel Smith stands in No Man's Land as she recounts the latest World War Two thriller from Netflix