Champagne and shepherd’s pie: The Ivy unveils limited edition menu to celebrate Downton Abbey finale
The Ivy is marking the release of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale with a limited edition menu inspired by theContinue Reading
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Weapons review: Zach Cregger horror hits the target with novel scares and dark laughs
Weapons, the latest from Zach Cregger – the twisted talent behind Barbarian – is a horror movie with a rictusContinue Reading
Yamaha True X Surround 90A soundbar brings Dolby Atmos to life with AI precision
Japanese Hi-Fi specialist Yamaha is returning to the soundbar high-end, with the launch of a new premium AV system. TheContinue Reading
Superman review: Frenetic and fun, James Gunn’s Man of Tomorrow is off to a flying start
Witty, warm-hearted, and breathlessly paced, this first official movie outing from DC Studios under the stewardship of James Gunn andContinue Reading
F1 the Movie review: High-octane Brad Pitt crowd-pleaser warrants a podium finish
It opens with a roaring engine and a squeal of tires. As it should. F1 the Movie, the long-anticipated racingContinue Reading
The shark that ate Hollywood: Spielberg revisits Jaws in new 50th anniversary doc
There’s a moment, just under an hour into Jaws, when Chief Brody (Roy Scheider) backs into the cabin of theContinue Reading
Marshall Heston 120 first review: This ballsy soundbar caught me off guard, in the best way
Can a soundbar swagger? Having spent time with the Heston 120, Marshall’s first soundbar, I rather think it can. TheContinue Reading
The Quatermass Xperiment returns: Hammer’s Sci-Fi classic restored for 4K Blu-ray Special Edition
Long before Alien, there was Quatermass. Hammer Films’ trailblazing 1955 science fiction thriller, The Quatermass Xperiment, has been painstakingly restoredContinue Reading
Sony 2025 BRAVIA TV and soundbar hands-on preview: QD-OLED and Mini LED meet AI innovation
True to its mission of Bringing Cinema Home, Sony dressed the launch of its 2025 BRAVIA TVs much like aContinue Reading
Hans Zimmer & Friends Diamond in the Desert review: An exhilarating audio-visual experience
Hans Zimmer doesn’t just score movies, he defines them – Pirates of the Caribbean, Wonder Woman, Interstellar, all elevated toContinue Reading
