Paul Bradshaw

‘Normal People’ review: a heartfelt love story that deals in longing, introspection and awkward sex scenes

BBC Three's flawless romance is 'Hollyoaks' for the art crowd

‘Rising High’ review: cash, cocaine and construction in ‘The Wolf Of Wall Street’ for estate agents

Netflix Germany's slick crime caper can't quite keep pace with Scorsese's epic

‘The Main Event’ review: Netflix family film about wrestling is more bellyflop than powerslam

Netflix's new WWE flick will leave viewers snoozing at the bell

‘Radioactive’ review: Rosamund Pike plays Marie Curie in a meticulous biopic about the awesome power of science

Pike's since-delayed drama will give you hope for the future

‘The Jesus Rolls’ review: John Turturro tosses up a gutterball with aimless ‘The Big Lebowski’ spinoff

Ill-advised sequel has no idea what it is, why it exists or who it’s for

Coronavirus: wholesome movies to watch while self-isolating – and where to stream them

To take your mind off the fact that you’re running out of loo roll

‘Spenser Confidential’ review: senseless action flick won’t give Mark Wahlberg the franchise he clearly craves

Boring action sequences, chemistry-free leads and punchline-less jokes

‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ review: revamped video game flick is a messy but enjoyable tribute to the ’90s

Redesigned and rejuvenated

Daniel Kaluuya: “My life’s mad, I can’t even process it”

The 'Queen & Slim' star on coping with fame, his love of So Solid Crew and forcing Hollywood to check its privilege

‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ review: Terry Gilliam’s barmy, baroque fever dream is the best version we could have hoped for

After three decades of delays, it's a miracle this bonkers epic ever got made

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