BBC Studios have announced the final, missing piece in Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious with a five-part CGI animation launching in November this year. Daleks! will be available for fans to watch for free, weekly on the Doctor Who YouTube channel. Continue reading
Doctor Who: Fury From The Deep is available on Blu-ray, DVD and Steelbook from 14th September. Continue reading
Available on DVD, Blu-ray and Steelbook from 14th September 2020. Pre-order now. Continue reading
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous launches on Netflix on 18th September. Continue reading
Four missing episodes, originally part of Doctor Who’s (now mostly lost) 4th season, have been animated for the first time, to be released on DVD, Blu-ray, special edition Steelbook and digital download! Continue reading
![Yellow Submarine review: Dir. George Dunning (1968) [Remastered]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/rs8_ys_press01-f51e1c67-44b6-4dda-b73f-4416737d773f.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "Yellow Submarine review: Dir. George Dunning (1968) [Remastered]")
Yellow Submarine remains as important and mind-bendingly fun as it was on its initial release, a masterpiece of British animation that remains a firm favourite. Continue reading
To celebrate the release of 20th Century Fox’s Ferdinand, that’s previewing this Saturday 6 December in UK cinemas, we’ve got two awesome sets of merchandise to giveaway for the film that’s then released across the UK on 16 December. Ferdinand tells the story of a giant bull with a big heart. After being mistaken for … Continue reading
A genuine piece of golden age television that rivals even the greatest live action adult drama… Continue reading
![Batman and Harley Quinn Blu-ray review [2017]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/batssksk.png?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "Batman and Harley Quinn Blu-ray review [2017]")
Harley takes centre-stage in this humourous Batman and Nightwing animation adventure. Continue reading
“Lilya 4-Kids” is perhaps a more appropriate title for French stop-motion animation My Life as a Courgette, released in both English-dubbed and original versions, which isn’t so much frank and honest as it is staggeringly misjudged. Nine-year-old Icare, aka Courgette, lives with his abusive alcoholic mother but not for long, as in an effort to … Continue reading
