Tag: Amazon Prime
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Wondering what to wear this summer? Rosie Spurrier, Susanna Robertson-Sheath and Stella Lau have taken the opportunity to highlight some of their favourite TV summer styles!
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Holly Allwright is loving Daisy Jones & The Six’s AURORA and its 70s vibes!
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Kay Miller deconstructs the incoherent Shadow in the Cloud.
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In the last few years, it seems films sent straight to streaming have replaced films that used to be straight to DVD. These can range from silly concept B-movies to extremely generic action and comedy films, neither of which present themselves as compulsory theatrical experiences. Amazon Prime’s The Tomorrow War is no exception to this…
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With more high profile movie releases like Trolls: World Tour and Mulan skipping the cinemas and heading straight to VOD as well as the recent deal between Universal and AMC Theatres, is the simultaneous release a welcoming changing of the Hollywood system or could it begin the tragic decline of cinemas around the world? Two of our writers have…
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News editor, Sam Pegg, gives you your weekly news update on all things going on in the entertainment world.
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Morgan McMillan tells us with detail why we should be watching Hulu’s latest miniseries.
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It’s a wonderful time to be Neil Gaiman fan, and even more so if you’re one who is signed up to Amazon Prime. After the success of American Gods, it was only a mater of time before another one of his works was adapted for the small screen; this time, it was the 1990 novel…
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Joe Williams reviews the latest season of the Amazon fantasy drama, based on the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name.
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Louise Chase previews television’s next big thing: a Lord of the Rings-inspired TV series.
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To whom does the future belong? Christian Wise examines the things we can expect from the next season of Amazon’s alternate historical drama.
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Tash Williamson reviews the Giovanni Ribisi comedy, which airs on Amazon Prime.
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Merry Christmas! Here’s a recap of 2016 in TV, Video Games, Theatre and Literature.
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Return to an alternative Nazi world; wave goodbye to Sir David Attenborough; and it’s panto season at the Mayflower.