Shrinking on Apple TV is an innovative, emotionally poignant comedy full of compelling performances and profound heart.
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‘Spirited’ Review: An Entertaining Musical With Twists Inspired by ‘A Christmas Carol’
The appeal of Apple TV’s Spirited comes entirely from the meta-storytelling, the music, and the show-stopping cast.
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Selena Gomez’s ‘My Mind & Me’ Documentary Highlights Mental Health With a Whole Lot of Heart
Selena Gomez’s My Mind & Me focuses on mental health and the struggles of understanding the lingering sadness many of us cope with daily.
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5 Reasons to Watch ‘Mythic Quest’ on Apple TV
Mythic Quest on Apple TV+ is a well-written workplace comedy full of humor and intriguing characters.
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‘Raymond and Ray’ Review: Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke Should Play Brothers More Often
Despite the faltering screenplay, Ethan Hawke and Ewan McGregor, as brothers, make Raymond and Ray worth watching.
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‘Surface’ Season 1 Finale: Biggest Unanswered Questions
Apple TV’s Surface Season 1 finale leaves viewers with more questions than answers, forcing us to wait impatiently for Season 2.
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Apple TV’s ‘Loot’ is a Delightfully Opulent Workplace Comedy
Apple TV’s Loot is a star studded series that’s dazzling with fantastic and hilariously charming performances.
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Cooper Raiff’s ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ is a Heartwarming and Vulnerable Film Featuring Standout Performances
Cooper Raiff’s Cha Cha Real Smooth is a must-watch feature for anyone who’s searching for a bit of warmth.
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5 Reasons to Watch ‘Severance’ on Apple TV+
Severance on Apple TV+ is worth watching for its astounding storytelling, directing, and the utterly riveting performances.
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Music Monday: ‘WolfWalkers’ (Original Soundtrack) by Bruno Coulais, Kíla, & Aurora
From the Irish studio, Cartoon Saloon comes a brilliant film, WolfWalkers, and an original soundtrack we can’t get enough of.
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The Morning Show “A Private Person” Review: Stolen Agency
The Morning Show’s “A Private Person” is about many things, but at its core, it’s about the importance of respecting a person’s agency.
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‘Schmigadoon!’: The Deliriously Delicious Spectacle
If the title of this advanced review wasn’t dramatic, it would be an utter disservice to what Schmigadoon! actually is—a deliriously delicious spectacle. For starters, if you know anything about me, you know that I will watch whatever Aaron Tveit is in. It’s part of my brand. But that does not always mean the thing is good, and to a degree that’s the case with Schmigadoon! If you don’t love
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Scene Breakdown: The Emphasis on Belief in Ted Lasso’s “Tan Lines”
The emphasis on belief is at the forefront of this show’s spirit. Ted Lasso is incredible for a myriad of reasons, but one word inspires all.
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Scene Breakdown: Nathan Shelley’s Big Break in Ted Lasso’s “The Hope That Kills You”
Nathan Shelley’s big break in Ted Lasso’s Season 1 finale “The Hope That Kills You” is a moment worth analyzing further.
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