A Street Cat Named Bob

The real Bob plays himself, which is the film's best idea and its ceiling. Strong performances, memoir pacing, and $8m that never reaches the screen.

Drama reviews

A horror comedy that plays the impossible completely straight. Very good for eight episodes, thinner once it starts explaining itself.

A half-step up on the premiere: sharper craft, a genuinely good final ten minutes, and a highway chase that breaks the show's own rules.

HBO's Green Lantern series opens on a murder in small-town Nebraska, two Lanterns who can't stand each other, and almost no ring at all.

A slow middle, the best dragon work the show has done, and Emma D'Arcy's finest hour.

Netflix's 1990 Marine boot camp dramedy is kind, funny and strangely weightless. A 3 that keeps almost turning into a 4.

Is No Reservations worth watching? The food is superb and the story is not. Our verdict on the 2007 Catherine Zeta-Jones kitchen romance.

Vikrant Massey runs a hilltop cafe in Mussoorie while a Bhopal romance eight years gone plays out alongside it. Patient, unshowy and unfinished.

Twenty years on, print is dying, Runway is losing, and Miranda Priestly is working from the weakest position of her career.

Gorgeous, overlong, and strangely unsurprising — because prophecy tells you what's coming. Better the second time.