Luke Buckmaster, writer and critic

Jumping between timelines, the pacy and pulpy series gets weirder as it goes on, with plot turns that can’t help but keep you engrossed. Read more on The Guardian

Robin Williams’ cross-dressing comedy seemed destined to feel dated. But I found a much smarter and warmer classic than I expected. Read more on Flicks

Bradley Cooper’s new film as a director is no rise-to-fame comedy story—it’s a tender, sideways character study and relationship drama. READ MORE

Critics have torn Darren Aronofsky’s AI series to shreds—but in their haste to boo, they may be missing the bigger picture. READ MORE

Somehow overlooked, Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing is a lean, bruising crime ride that deserves to make more cultural noise. READ MORE

Marketed as a comedy, the show is more of a light-touch drama, and it manages to sketch a fractious depiction of love that many will relate to. READ MORE

Joe Dante’s cult classic The ’Burbs exposes the dark comedy lurking beneath suburban calm—and with a new TV remake on the way, its paranoia feels more relevant than ever. READ MORE

Great word-of-mouth surrounds the release of No Other Choice, a wickedly weird and darkly funny serial killer movie that defies expectations. READ MORE

Nouvelle Vague is a stylish, feel-good love letter to Jean-Luc Godard’s great film Breathless. READ MORE

Mr Bean may be retired, but Rowan Atkinson’s signature brand of chaos survives in this fun new series. READ MORE