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No, Cilla Black hasn’t broken Hollywood – though she may as well have given the froth and frivolity of this Chris Pine time-passer.
Shelved for three years, it’s been released now – surprise, surprise – to coast on his Star Trek glory.
As a blind man lovesick for an Indian woman, Pine’s charismatic turn is easily the best thing about this affable if vaguely schizoid mix of comedy (be it gross-out or otherwise), romance and cross-cultural friction.
Jane Seymour looks bewildered in a therapist role that requires her to compulsively drop her skirt, but this is harmless, breezy fluff.
Netflix wants an English-language Squid Game spin-off, and they've brought in the Gone Girl and Fight Club director to handle it
After killing almost every category in Super Mario 64, speedrunning legend completes his domination with a once-unthinkable record of the game's most grueling challenge
BioWare lead answers all the Mass Effect questions popping up around Dragon Age: The Veilguard – "How you bring a sci-fi RPG to life is different than other genres or IPs"
