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Seth Rogen

July 2024

  • Sausage Party: Foodtopia

    TV review
    Sausage Party: Foodtopia review – you may need to look away from all the fruit and veg pornography

    This relentlessly puerile follow-up to Seth Rogen’s 2016 film is a glorious slice of anthropomorphism that’s full of perfectly crafted idiocy – if you can stomach the sex scenes

May 2024

  • Stuart Heritage

    Sorry Seth Rogen, but if cinemas are the new museums, the movies really are in trouble

    Stuart Heritage
    ‘Paintings are still around, people still go to museums,’ the actor has said, trying to sound positive about the future of cinema. But if you crunch the numbers, this isn’t reassuring

November 2023

  • Calling all the heroes … Invincible season two.

    TV review
    Invincible review – far and away the best superhero show on TV

    Season two of this star-packed animation is an absolute triumph. From alien fascists attacking Earth to a roided-up take on daddy issues, it’s delicious chaos

September 2023

  • Paul Dano in Dumb Money

    Dumb Money review – GameStop drama makes for a fun financial romp

    The 2021 Reddit vs Wall Street saga gets a fast and fizzy big screen adaptation with an ensemble cast including Paul Dano and Seth Rogen

August 2023

  • "Day 25"<br>Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

    Ranked
    Kristen Wiig’s 20 best performances – ranked!

    As the comic actor and supreme scene-stealer turns 50, we rate her greatest roles, from the oddball to the outrageous

July 2023

  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

    Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem review – evergreen superheroes rise up from the drains

    This new animated origin story for the reptilian fighters is unexpectedly funny, with a starry voice cast including Jackie Chan, Ice Cube and Giancarlo Esposito

June 2023

  • Emma Brockes

    Your partner wants the truth? They can’t handle the truth! At least, according to film and TV

    Emma Brockes
    From You Hurt My Feelings to Platonic, our screens are now full of middle-aged relationships built on little white lies, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

May 2023

  • This image released by Apple TV+ shows Rose Byrne, left, and Seth Rogen in a scene from "Platonic." (Paul Sarkis/Apple TV+ via AP)

    TV review
    Platonic review – Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen might just have made the perfect modern buddy comedy

    Brilliant performances, incredible chemistry and nuanced writing pepper this delightful 10-part sitcom about two old college friends reuniting. It’s a lovely watch

April 2023

  • A baffling lack of comedy … Mario (voiced by Chris Pratt) in The Super Mario Bros Movie.

    The Super Mario Bros Movie review – wackily eccentric gamer guys fall flat on screen

    The second film adaptation of the phenomenally successful video game is a disappointment to rival the first

9 March 2023

  • Peter Bradshaw

    Sorry, Seth Rogen: good film reviews wouldn’t mean much if bad ones weren’t allowed

    Peter Bradshaw
    The actor has been complaining about the hurt that critics can deliver. But someone has to call out stinkers, as you would think he’d agree
  • ‘It feels like a very personal rejection’ … Seth Rogan.

    Seth Rogen: negative reviews are ‘devastating’ and ‘I know people who have never recovered’

    The actor described the effect of criticism in the film industry and said it can feel ‘like a very personal rejection’
  • Unequivocally terrific … Mateo Zoryon Francis-DeFord and Michelle Williams in The Fabelmans.

    Best picture Oscar hustings
    Why The Fabelmans should win the best picture Oscar

    Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical ode to film-making is expertly assembled, shrewdly scripted and full of feeling. It deserves a golden statue

January 2023

  • A stunning insight into his own work … Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans.

    The Fabelmans review – Spielberg’s beguiling ode to a life made by movies will leave you on a high

    The director’s 1950s-set semi-memoir brilliantly examines how we edit our own life stories, and the repercussions

September 2022

  • A still from The Fabelmans

    First look review
    The Fabelmans review – Steven Spielberg’s sweet but sanitised personal drama

    Toronto film festival: the director goes back to his childhood for an endearing, if overlong, film with an Oscar-tipped Michelle Williams as his mother

May 2022

  • Chip, voiced by John Mulaney and Dale, voiced by Andy Samberg. The film is infinitely better than it had any right to be.

    Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers review – surprisingly sharp Disney+ update

  • Seth Rogen, Brad Pitt, Serena Williams and Leonardo DiCaprio have a clay habit.

    Pot heads: why everyone’s fired up about ceramics

April 2022

  • Seth Rogen: ‘I hope that weed is federally legal. I hope that people understand that there’s no reason that it shouldn’t be.’

    Seth Rogen on his pot business: ‘most people can incorporate weed into their lives’

  • Pedro Pascal and Nicolas Cage as Nic Cage in The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

    Going full meta: Nicolas Cage and the actors who love playing themselves

February 2022

  • Uncanny … Lily James and Sebastian Stan in Pam &amp; Tommy.

    TV review
    Pam & Tommy review – the infamous sex tape’s astonishing story

    Starring the exceptional Lily James and Sebastian Stan, the tale of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee’s sex tape is funny, clever and really rather moving. What a pity she didn’t approve

December 2021

  • Santa Inc, Screenshot from ITV2

    Observer TV reviews
    The week in TV: Santa Inc; And Just Like That…; David Baddiel: Social Media, Anger and Us; Impeachment: American Crime Story

    Seth Rogen’s new Christmas comedy is funniest when it’s not being filthy; Samantha isn’t the only thing missing as Carrie and co return to the small screen; and David Baddiel goes to social media’s dark side
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