Audacious as it is born from convention, Barry is a noteworthy release in a tirade of fantastic television. Its namesake’s downward spiral is compelling from start to finish and, while a few of his motivations and goals are questionable, an accomplished performance backed by an intelligent script and some loveable, hilarious supporting characters make this more than worth one’s time

There were few movies willing to go head to head with a Star Wars release this week, but the ones that were brave enough are still worth a look in. 

I have not been to watch a movie at the cinema for a long time. It’s not that I especially dislike the experience, or that I don’t want to be part of the zeitgeist. It’s probably down to the fact that I don’t really want to spend R87 for my wife to nap for two hours. Still, there are things that annoy me about going to the movies, beyond the price of the tickets.

Disney is planning to step into the origins of another popular Star Wars character soon ,this time tapping Logan director James Mangold to give us the story of Boba Fett

Like a bad dinner guest, Beatriz at Dinner only serves to dampen the mood and leave a horrible aftertaste at what could've easily been so much better. Ambitious in its message, but ultimately under-cooked in its delivery.

Team Flash may live to fight another day, but is the fastest man alive ready for the next big bad of season 5?

Disney might be dominating the box office at the moment, but it appears Netflix is dominating the stock markets as its shares have surged following news that Barrack and Michelle Obama have concluded a deal with the network.

Happy! is a new show from the SyFy network that breaks with their more family-friendly content. It is also dark, violent and funny as heck.