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MobLand season two review â why is Pierce Brosnanâs tedious crime drama so obsessed with testicle jokes? (opens the original)
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This Guy-Ritchie-directed gangland drama is deathly dull. Itâs a charm-free watch with awful characters and humour so genital-based that at one point Helen Mirren yells a penis joke at a sausage MobLand. It sounds like a regional nightclub. Or a boyband. But itâs not. Itâs a Paramount+ crime drama starring Pierce Brosnan as an Irishman unable to speak in a convincing Irish accent. This is his tragedy. His cross to bear. And now itâs ours, too, because MobLand is back for a second series,
The Box review â no one knows whatâs going on here ⦠least of all Gary Lineker (opens the original)
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In this bizarre new gameshow, you will encounter John Bercow doing topless karaoke while tossing glitter at pensioners and Joey Essex pounding on the walls of a shipping container. Why? Who knows! What is The Box? It is easier, perhaps, to list the things The Box is not, if only to give ourselves something to cling to when the more recognisable trappings start to wobble, the floor gives way and we find ourselves in a tent with Joey Essex, watching in silence as a topless John Bercow hurls glitte
The Gentlemen season two review â these geezers in tweed are irritating, stupid and extremely funny (opens the original)
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Guy Ritchieâs crime caper is back with the usual hijinks, swearing and men shaking their fists. But its ridiculousness is strangely comforting â and Theo Jamesâs beefcake Eddie is so bland that he is fascinating to observe He lives in a house, a very big house in the country. He has pectorals the size of Bentleys and wears plus-fours so voluminous they could accommodate his fleet of gundogs and still provide room for snarling groundskeeper Geoff (âI would do anyfink for you anâ this fa
The Rainmaker review â please donât hurt your eyes trying to find anything good in this legal drama (opens the original)
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From dialogue so hokey it could be printed on a tea towel to mind-numbing storylines â how can a glossy take on John Grishamâs novel about a fiery law graduate be so tedious? The Rainmaker was once merely an average film about lawyers starring Matt Damon. Now, thanks to the magic of television, itâs a below-average series about lawyers starring a man who looks like Matt Damon. This is one Milo Callaghan, whose jawline suggests a certain mettle, but whose acting suggests much woe. Or at lea
Rainbow Warrior review â spies bomb activists in truly gasp-inducing TV (opens the original)
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The bizarre story of French secret agents blowing up a Greenpeace ship in New Zealand is rivetingly retold by the eco-veterans â revealing an increasingly unhinged litany of lies, denials and James Bond-style antics When DS Terry Batchelor received the call informing him of the whereabouts of the French couple suspected of bombing the Rainbow Warrior, he was eating a pie. The suspects were in Auckland, he learned, preparing to return their hired Toyota HiAce campervan to the rental depot. A sc
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