FILM REVIEWS AND NEWS

As we look toward the arrival of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, directed by Tom Harper, the anticipation is not merely about the continuation of a narrative; it is about the elevation of a saga that has defined a decade of television.

This February, Netflix is offering a slate that ranges from the grim reality of British true crime to the delicate nuances of South Korean romantic drama. Having already promoted several other New Movies on Netflix 2026, I was thrilled to see a few more added to their lineup.

As we approach March 2026, that electricity is reaching a fever pitch. The announcement of the feature-length continuation, titled Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, feels less like a traditional sequel and more like a long-awaited coronation for Tommy Shelby.

Welcome to another monthly breakdown of what’s hitting the small screen. As we shake off the last of the January blues, Netflix is stepping up its game with a February slate that feels remarkably diverse. We’ve got a heavy-hitting documentary that’s already the talk of the film festival circuit, a high-octane Brazilian spin-off, some trademark Tyler Perry chaos, and a Spanish psychological thriller that might just be the hidden gem of the season.

As we emerge from the festive haze and settle into the quiet, frosty stretch of January, the streaming giant Netflix remains our most reliable companion for those long, dark evenings. This month, the platform has curated a selection that is as eclectic as it is ambitious, ranging from sun-drenched romantic dramas and gritty crime thrillers to high-stakes live events and ethereal animation.

12 of the best Christmas films to watch in the UK for 2025. From UK film critic Chris Olson, plan your perfect festive viewing schedule this December.

In a review for their podcast, UK Film Club, critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn shared their thoughts on the new Netflix sequel, The Old Guard 2, starring Charlize Theron.

For those of us who came of age with Adam Sandler’s peculiar brand of chaotic charm, the first Happy Gilmore wasn't just a film; it was a phenomenon. And now, almost three decades later, the golf-club-wielding, hockey-loving, anger-management-challenged anti-hero is back. And mark your calendars, folks, because the rumour mill has solidified into concrete fact: Happy Gilmore 2 is set to release on Netflix on July 25th, 2025.

Film review for BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Words by critic Taryll Baker for UKFR.

Directed and Written by: Noah Baumbach Based on the novel by Dom Delillo Starring: Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig, Raffey Cassidy Film Review...

Lin-Manuel Miranda has had an incredibly busy and successful few years, beyond working with Disney on several projects, he has had

Film review for Love Hard (2021), directed by Hernan Jimenez. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review.

Film review for The Forgotten Battle (2020), directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review.

Actors turned directors sometimes make great films, sometimes they make bad films. Recently there has been more of the former than the

The Guilty (2018) was a great high concept thriller that managed to be intense and riveting despite it’s single location setting . Naturally

Jane Campion, despite attaining much deserved respect, has not made many films in her over 20-year long career. After a break of 11 years,

Film review for The Loud House Movie, directed by Dave Needham. Words by Alicia Moore for UK Film Review.

Film review for Sweet Girl, directed by Brian Andrew Mendoza. Words by Alicia Moore for UK Film Review.

Film review for Beckett, directed by Ferdinando Cito Filomarino. Words by Alicia Moore for UK Film Review.

Film review for Deep (2021), directed by Sita Likitvanichkul, Jetarin Ratanaserikiat . Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review.