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Tim Robins
In Review: Velma
Jeepers! This “adult animation”isn’t scaring up much love…
In Review: The Rings of Power
A thumbs up from Tim Robins for this Lord of the Rings-inspired fantasy series
In Review: Black Panther – Wakanda Forever
Tim Robins reviews the latest Marvel feature film, and John Freeman takes a quick look at two associated new Panini collections
In Review: Werewolf by Night
Is Werewolf by Night a howling success or a yelp of pain? Tim Robins investigates
In Review: Doctor Who – The Power of the Doctor
Tim Robins muses on the final Thirteenth Doctor story and the incarnation’s impact on Doctor Who
In Memoriam: Tim Robins pays tribute to Martin Barker, Comics Historian, Professor of film and television studies
Tim Robins reflects on the life and work of Martin Barker, Comics Historian, Professor of film and television studies, who died last month
In Review: Black Adam (PG-13)
Tim Robins checks out the latest big screen DC Comics-inspired movie, and finds it wanting…
In Review: Moonage Daydream (15)
Tim Robins checks out the new David Bowie documentary
In Review: Doctor Who – The Abominable Snowmen
Tim Robins checks out the latest, chilling, animated Doctor Who release…
In Review: Nope
Tim Robins checks out Jordan Peel’s new UFO scarer…
In Review: Jurassic World – Dominion
Jurassic World meets Jurassic Park, but is it the kind of melding of action adventure that works? Tim Robins shares his view…
In Review: The Midwich Cuckoos (2022)
The new adaptation of The Midwich Cuckoos is a subversive pleasure, Tim Robins suggests…
In Review: Star Wars – Obi-Wan Kenobi
Tim Robins checks out the opening episodes of the latest Star Wars TV mini-saga starring Ewan McGregor and Moses Ingram
In Review: Moon Knight (2022)
Although not exactly a “braw bricht moonlicht nicht”, Marvel’s six-part series, Moon Knight, is not without highlights, feels Tim Robins…
In Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (12A, 2022)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is deliriously silly and a lot of fun; don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, enthuses Tim Robins
In Review: Doctor Strange (2016)
Ahead of heading into see Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Tim Robins revisits the 2016 feature film, which was, for him, not Strange enough…
In Review: Nineteen Eighty-Four
Tim Robins takes a look at the newly-released BFI edition of the BBC’s 1950s adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian novel…
In Review: Morbius (15)
Tim Robins sinks his teeth into the latest Marvel movie (oh, all right, we’ll get our coats…)
In Review: The Batman (15)
Tim Robins reviews what he calls “the best Batman films in his entire cinematic canon”…