Netflix’s The Royal Treatment isn’t perfect by any means, but its delightful cast is worth watching the film for.
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Netflix’s ‘Brazen’ Tackles Romance and Mystery
Based on best-selling novelist Nora Roberts’ Brazen Virtue, Netflix’s Brazen is a must-watch film fans of the genre are bound to adore.
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‘Single All the Way’ Review
Starring Michael Urie and Philemon Chambers Netflix’s Single All the Way dazzles from start to finish with an excellent friends to lovers love story.
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‘A Castle for Christmas’ Review: Romance Wrapped in Brilliant Tropes
Netflix’s A Castle for Christmas beautifully encapsulates the warmth of love and trust through a stunning new holiday romance.
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‘The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star’ Review
Netflix’s The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star sets on improving the dynamics with the women while setting up a new love story.
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Netflix’s ‘Afterlife of the Party’ is Unexpectedly Emotional and Warm
Netflix’s Afterlife of the Party is surprisingly emotional, proving that whatever you think staring at its poster, it will be the polar opposite. I’m not entirely sure what I expected walking into the film, but I most certainly was not expecting to cry more than once. Afterlife of the Party starring Victoria Justice, Midori Francis, Robin Scott, Adam Garcia, and more follows party animal Cassie (Justice) in her attempt to
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Scene Breakdown: Netflix’s ‘Set it Up’ and the Best Meal Ever
Do you also think about the best meal ever aka the pizza scene from Netflix’s Set it Up on a daily basis or are you normal? I recently re-watched the movie, and I’m happy to report that it holds up just as well as it did when it first released. I’m also now once again utter garbage for the pizza scene. Sure sex is great, but have you ever eaten
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‘Set it Up’ and the Beauty Behind “And Yet…”
Good news, Netflix’s Set it Up still holds up. You know how sometimes you obsessively watch a movie for a period of time and then abandon it for a while only to revisit and realize that it’s just not that good anymore? That’s not the case with Set it Up. It’s just as glorious as I remember, and maybe even more because this time around, I have a lot more
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‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ Intricately Balances Warmth and Nerdy Girl Power
Gunpowder Milkshake intricately balances warmth and nerdy girl power landing itself on the list of the kind of film energy we could all channel this summer. Navot Papushado’s directed feature is gorgeously executed, and though full of a lot more violence than I would generally prefer, in its storytelling it’s somehow entirely wholesome. The film is a gritty explosion of emotions, and so dazzlingly colorful, it’s impossible to look away
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‘The Dig’ is Slow and Quiet but Beautiful and Evocative
Netflix’s The Dig is a film about human relationships and it is a film about uncovering parts of people, too.
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