Netflix announces a two-part premiere and the first look at The Witcher Season 3 teases that no one’s arc is safe from angst
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Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Pinocchio’ Review: Masterful and Full of Heart
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio is a visionary masterpiece and the most engaging adaptation of the story yet
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‘Falling For Christmas’ Review: Lindsay Lohan Makes a Cozy Comeback to Rom-Coms
Lindsay Lohan makes a cozy, delightful comeback into the world of rom-coms with Netflix’s Falling For Christmas.
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Netflix’s ‘Blockbuster’ Review: Plenty of Potential
Netflix’s Blockbuster takes its time to find the right footing in a workplace comedy, but it’s full of potential, nevertheless.
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‘Shadow and Bone’ Season 2 Sneak Peek Teases the Incoming Storms
While we won’t be returning to the Grishaverse until next year, we have a Shadow and Bone Season 2 sneak peek to keep us afloat until then.
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Netflix’s ‘Persuasion’ Trailer Showcases a More Modern Format and We’re Hyped
Netflix’s Persuasion trailer is here and July 15 can’t come soon enough
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Netflix’s ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ is a Riveting Procedural with Complex Characters
Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, is a riveting new procedural with complex characters worth watching.
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Netflix Announces ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Premiere Dates and Final Season
Stranger Things Season 4 is set to return in two volumes, and the final season of the series has officially been announced by Netflix.
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Sweet Magnolias 2×01 “Casseroles and Casualties” Highlights
Sweet Magnolias 2×01 “Casseroles and Casualties” is a jam-packed season premiere that shows where the characters are headed.
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‘The Royal Treatment’ is Worth Watching for its Delightful Cast
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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Scene Breakdown: Robby Keene’s Realization in Cobra Kai’s “The Rise”
The final moment between Robby Keene and Johnny Lawrence in Cobra Kai’s “The Rise” promises that there are changes ahead.
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‘Cobra Kai’ Season 4 Goes to Extreme Lengths and Sets Up Plenty of What’s to Come
Cobra Kai Season 4 goes to extreme lengths in the name of karate while intrinsically finding a kind of balance that works best for this show.
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‘The Witcher’ Season 2 Brings Significant Growth to the Fantasy Series
The Witcher Season 2 has something for everybody who’s a fan of the series, and it knows precisely where it’s going this time around.
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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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10 Reasons to Watch ‘Crash Landing on You’
Crash Landing on You from Netflix and tvN is a binge worthy treat that all romance lovers need to watch right away.
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Scene Breakdown: The Delicious Awkwardness of Lucifer’s “Family Dinner”
For anyone who may be looking to bring the drama to Thanksgiving this year, Lucifer’s family dinner is the ideal plus one.
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‘Lucifer’ Brought Its Celestial Brothers Full Circle in Season 6
It may be a show about the devil, but Lucifer has always delivered the hopeful message that it’s never too late to turn things around.
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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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‘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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