Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about our reviews policy.
Ah, the inherent romance of train travel! Lingering goodbyes, stolen kisses through carriage windows and all that atmospheric steam. But can the piss-stained platforms of London’s modern overground be just as evocative? Director Roger Goldby is determined to prove that’s the case in this Richard Curtis-lite romance. Anne-Marie Duff heads a likeable cast as Anna, a single mum who’s having it away with her best friend’s husband, George (Rupert Graves). That’s until she meets retirement home worker Stephen (a less-irritating-than-you’d-expect Ralf Little) in a train station waiting room and everything changes. The characters are involving enough, but Goldby’s ambition doesn’t soar much beyond his TV background. So, instead of an exciting big-screen debut, this feels like a Cold Feet episode, written by a fan of Brief Encounter. Duff deserves a bigger challenge.
Star Fox designer says the game's iconic mascot is based on the "essence" of Shigeru Miyamoto: "I think if you look closely you can see the similarities"
If The Sims re-release isn't to your liking, this lovely life sim that lives on the bottom of your screen might fill the void
Benedict Cumberbatch's new horror movie is splitting critics with some saying that it "wastes" the Marvel and Sherlock star
