Dressed like an extra from The Crow, the actor plays a tragicomic supporting character in this drama that feels like a TV pilot show

This impeccably performed, engaging take on Kramer vs Kramer delivers a subtly shaded portrait of current gay lifestyles

The debut feature from the Schitt’s Creek co-creator is well-intentioned but bogged down by artificial dialogue and unfunny jokes

Penelope Wilton plays the isolated royal and Luke Evans is her courtier in a light production that never gains much depth

The voices of Olivia Colman, Luke Evans and Jessie Buckley can’t enliven an ugly, joyless retread of the Dickens classic

The highly buzzed mystery series boasts big stars like Nicole Kidman and Melissa McCarthy but it’s a textbook example of how not to make prestige TV

ITV’s gripping drama tells the story of the hunt for serial killer John Cooper, with justice for the victims central to the narrative

Old-fashioned movie star charm lifts a goofy, likable film that puts a New York couple in the middle of a European whodunnit

The Oscar winner devours her role as a lonely woman preying on a group of teenagers in a patchy yet mostly entertaining cross between Carrie and Misery

Non-monogamous relationships used to be portrayed as disastrous in film. But with Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, is there a shift towards greater acceptance?

This drama about the man behind Wonder Woman lacks the kink and complexity of the real-life story, with the most tasteful three-way sex scene in history

Emily Blunt doesn’t have nearly as much fun as she ought to in Tate Taylor’s adaptation of Paula Hawkins’s bestseller – and nor do the commuters who studiously ignore the hot couple having sex in full view of their carriage