TV Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila encourages others to give the show a try and gobble down some Green Eggs & Ham

Film Critic Sam Wait is awestruck by Harriet, a sweeping yet tender biopic of heroic activist Harriet Tubman

TV Editor Cat Osborne finds solace in the warm colours of Disney's Frozen II, but struggles with a convoluted narrative

Film Critic Sam Denyer is blown away by the subtlety of Scorsese's The Irishman, a magnificent return to form for the master of the mob movie

Travel Editor Katie Norris argues that, while the show offers an uncensored insight to Elton John, Graham Norton's interview style leaves something to be desired

Gaming Editor Alex Green is left more than a little underwhelmed by 21 Bridges, Chadwick Boseman's latest non-superhero outing

Is it moral to resurrect actors using CGI tech or should filmmakers let the dead lie?

Film Critic Kenyah Coombs battles with hard-hitting drama Luce, a film that forces audiences to question their personal politics in a very uncomfortable way

What does it say about the state of the entertainment industry when a whole character is redesigned due to fan backlash? Film Critic Antonio Aguila takes a closer look at the Sonic situation

Film Critic Harry Taylor reviews the dynamic showdown between Ford and Ferrari

Reflecting on Queer Eye's latest series, TV Critic Charlie Murray praises the cultural-sensitivity but believes that the format could do with a new lens

Film Critic Sam Arrowsmith dives headlong into the Battle of Midway, brought beautifully to life by Roland Emmerich