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Mindhorn

September 2017

  • Chris Pratt, left, and Michael Rooker in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

    Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs
    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2; Mindhorn; The Promise and more – review

    Marvel gets daft in space, while Julian Barratt gets even dafter in the 80s

May 2017

  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

    Box office analysis: UK
    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 still stellar as A Dog's Purpose sniffs out UK box office

    Mindhorn, Sleepless and Unlocked also debut in the Top 10 as Marvel’s Guardians joins the year’s top earners in its second week
  • The man who doesn’t have to try too hard: Julian Barratt in full denim for Mindhorn.

    Mark Kermode's film of the week
    Mindhorn review – Julian Barratt’s arresting spoof sleuth

    The Mighty Boosh’s co-creator brings us an idiotic 80s-style detective, a host of supporting talent – and the Isle of Man
  • Julian Barratt in Mindhorn

    Five of the best… new films
    Mindhorn and Lady Macbeth: the best films in the UK this week

    Julian Barratt stars as a washed-up former TV detective, while Florence Pugh steals the show in a dark tale of 19th-century patriarchy and oppression

April 2017

  • Julian Barratt Mindhorn

    Mindhorn star Julian Barratt: ‘I love squalid sadness’

    The Mighty Boosh man is a crime-fighting ham actor in his and Simon Farnaby’s new comedy. Ridiculous, but that’s nothing compared with his acid jazz years

October 2016

  • Mindhorn, a tough cop whose bionic eye allows him see through criminal lies.

    Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
    Mindhorn review – Mighty Boosh creator's funny, farcical nightmare

    Julian Barratt plays with fanatical gusto a deluded, failed actor given an unlikely chance to redeem his career in this familiarly Partridgean comedy
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