There was a question after Season 7 of Game of Thrones as to whether the show was losing its way in the storytelling, just as…
Craig HildebrandApril 15, 2019
And? So we can now lock in one of the final remaining known 'facts' the writers have been building up for over the last few…
Craig HildebrandApril 30, 2019
On the surface, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' was an infinitely more functional and purposeful episode of television than last week's 'Winterfell'. Or, indeed,…
Craig HildebrandApril 23, 2019
Taken separately, the two narrative threads of Angela Meyer's A Superior Spectre are straightforward. In one, Jeff is dying. Set in a recognisable near-future time, he…
Craig HildebrandAugust 6, 2018
And? So we can now lock in one of the final remaining known 'facts' the writers have been building up for over the last few…
Craig HildebrandApril 30, 2019
There was a question after Season 7 of Game of Thrones as to whether the show was losing its way in the storytelling, just as…
Craig HildebrandApril 15, 2019
I wanted to write this sooner, but things got in the way. Regardless, this episode was a stunning and breathless launch into tomorrow's finale. But…
Craig HildebrandMay 30, 2018
There are some things that Westworld does really well. The design, the tone, the very meticulous world-building and plotting – these have all been exceptionally…
Craig HildebrandMay 22, 2018
It's so typical of The Americans. At this stage of any show, speculation is rife. We're so far along that there's only so many permutations of…
Craig HildebrandMay 21, 2018
The opening shot of ‘Riddle of the Sphinx’ is worth savouring. One long, circular tracking shot that takes in an apartment, with details that linger…
Craig HildebrandMay 14, 2018
