I remember this being worse than I found it this time, but it still leaves it decisively at ehhhhhh.

Loki continues to be the only vaguely interesting villain in the MCU, but this instalment reduces his interaction with Thor, leaving not much else to drive interest. If the Branagh Thor distinguished itself by finding a grand, Shakespearean perspective on the battle for the throne and Asgard, this one does exactly what every single tedious entry in the MCU does: a…

On the one hand this could appear to be a fairly conventional history of a dance company - its early beginnings, its rise to success, the obstacles they overcame on the way. You've seen that story told before. But what makes this documentary so distinctive and so powerful is the way that it also integrates the influence of the political, the cultural, and the intensely personal. Blair and Minchin chart Bangarra's development against the parallel trajectories of the fostering and…