Review

Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman in The Roses

Terry StauntonThe Roses review: A fun but frustratingly toothless ride

Eddington review

James MottramEddington review: Ari Aster's latest is thematically rich but overlong

A screenshot of Metal Gear Solid: Delta showing The End, an elderly man in a leaf suit, bulging his eyeballs out of his sockets, with a Radio Times graphic showing 3/5 stars.

Cole LukeMetal Gear Solid: Delta review – Often uglier than the original

Thursday Murder Club still showing the characters by an evidence board. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

David BrownThe Thursday Murder Club review: A cute whodunnit adaptation with touches of pathos

Suranne Jones and Julie Delpy in the background, standing outside and looking serious.

Morgan CormackHostage review: Suranne Jones thriller is fine binge-watch material, but quite forgettable

Chris Martin holding a microphone with one arm in the air and looking joyful on stage, with Guy Berryman playing a guitar in the background.

Caroline FrostI missed out on Coldplay Wembley tickets but it led to me having one of the best nights ever

Tom Hiddleston in The Life of Chuck dancing with a woman in a red dress. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

Kevin HarleyThe Life of Chuck review: Stephen King adaptation is entertaining, imaginative and affirmative

Peacemaker and his pet eagle, Eagly, gently put their heads together, with a blue sky and a bright sun in the background behind them

David CraigPeacemaker season 2 review: James Gunn makes a multiverse great again

Lenny Henry in the audience for Every Brilliant Thing

Perry O'BreeEvery Brilliant Thing review: Lenny Henry brings laughs and lows

A rendering of Grease the immersive experience with five stars below

Michael SidhuGrease: The Immersive Movie Musical review – Rydell High is open for business

A screenshot of mafia: The old Country showing a character shooting a rifle in an ossuary with a "RT Review" 3/5 stars graphic in the bottom right

Cole LukeMafia: The Old Country review – A good movie held back by being a game

Sean Hayes

Olivia GarrettGood Night, Oscar review: Will & Grace's Sean Hayes is master and maestro in this heartbreaking comedy

Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams in Wednesday season 2, standing in front of Nevermore Academy in her school uniform, expression stern and unwavering. An RT 'Review' badge with a four-star rating sits at the bottom of the image.

David OpieWednesday season 2 review: Nevermore has never been better in much-improved Jenna Ortega follow-up

Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan in Freakier Friday

James MottramFreakier Friday review: Get ready to party like it's 2003 all over again

Sydney Chandler as Wendy in Alien: Earth, looking through a window. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars out of five.

James HibbsAlien: Earth review – Noah Hawley rewrites the 46-year-old franchise in fresh, exciting, horrific fashion

Weapons still showing a character walking and looking scared. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

Patrick CremonaWeapons review: An unnerving and thunderously entertaining horror triumph

Claudia Winkleman in the middle of two cloaked individuals by The Traitors Round Table

Olivia GarrettThe Traitors Live Experience review: A 100% faithful recreation of the BBC's hit series

Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson in The Naked Gun

Terry StauntonThe Naked Gun review: As perennially quotable as its forebears

Neil Newbon, in live action form, stares down the lens. Viewed from a cinema screen in Dead Take.

Rob LeaneDead Take review: Neil Newbon shines in terrifying Hollywood horror

Harriet Slater and Jamie Roy in Outlander: Blood of my Blood embracing while standing in the middle of the woods.

Morgan CormackOutlander: Blood of My Blood review – A sweeping love story that harks back to the show's early days

Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore in The Assassin. There is an RT Review banner with four stars in the bottom right corner.

James HibbsThe Assassin review: Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore thriller is at its best in smaller moments

Rosamund Pike as Jessica in Inter Alia in a judge's wig singing into a microphone

Joanna MagillInter Alia review: Rosamund Pike and Suzie Miller are a dream creative collaboration

Todrick Hall, Orfeh, Christina Aguilera, Jess Folley and Steve Antin attend a photocall for "Burlesque: The Musical" at The Savoy Theatre on July 21, 2025 in London, England with 4 star review banner

Joanna MagillBurlesque The Musical review: Fun and glamour reign supreme at the Savoy Theatre

A close-up of Bai Wuchang wearing an eyepatch in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers with a graphic showing two stars in the corner.

Alex RaisbeckWuchang: Fallen Feathers review – A paper tiger

Fantastic Four still showing Pedro Pascal in a shirt drawing on a chalkboard. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

James MottramThe Fantastic Four: First Steps review – Marvel's year has just got a whole lot better

Lauren Lyle in Karen Pirie, with her hands on her hips. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars out of five.

James HibbsKaren Pirie season 2 review: Lauren Lyle’s detective makes a delayed but assured return

RoboCop bathed in dark, red light. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business review: "Wonderfully indulgent"

Donkey Kong and Daisy dancing in a screenshot from the game. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

Rob LeaneDonkey Kong Bananza review: A bunch of fun with some bruises

Mark Gatiss in Bookish, holding a picture in one hand and a suitcase in the other and stood in the street. There is an orange RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars.

James HibbsBookish review: Mark Gatiss's detective drama could run and run

The cover of The Compound by Aisling Rawle, showing a villa in the middle of nowhere under a dark sky and a silhouetted figure on the horizon. The cover is set against a background of bookshelves with a picture label reading 'Radio Times Book Club sponsored by Ristorante' and a four-star review label in the corner.

Helen DalyThe Compound review: Love Island turns extremely dark in powerful Aisling Rawle debut novel