Netflix’s original series YOU continues the adventures of Joe Goldberg, now going by a new identity, across the pond in England. After murdering Love Quinn and faking his own death, Joe goes after Marienne in hopes of being with her … Continue reading Review: YOU
My Dad the Bounty Hunter is a computer animated science fiction adventure children’s series on Netflix. Created by Everett Downing Jr. and Patrick Harpin, the show tells the story of a family navigating the trials and tribulations of the parents … Continue reading Review: My Dad the Bounty Hunter
This past weekend I drove about an hour to the nearest movie theater showing the very limited theatrical release of Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion, the sequel to his hit film Knives Out. The much anticipated follow up was only released … Continue reading The State of Film and Theaters
Netflix recently released a new children’s cartoon for its streaming service/schedule, Spirit Rangers. I know it may seem odd to specify that a cartoon is for children, but many animated projects are not intended for a younger audience as animation … Continue reading Review: Spirit Rangers
Enola Holmes 2 is one of those movies that I do not understand what it is trying to make or tell in its execution other than the first one was successful and Netflix wants to keep two of its bigger … Continue reading Review: Enola Holmes 2
I am sometimes amazed how much money, time, and talent is used to create the most mundane and mediocre creative projects. Now, this is by no means a recent or new issue as there has always been vanity creative output … Continue reading Review: Luckiest Girl Alive
Did you by any chance catch the story about the elephant and the woman in India? If not, the short of it is that an elephant basically killed a woman and then went and terrorized the woman’s funeral. Like, just … Continue reading Review: Blockbuster (2022)
Guillermo del Toro’s newest series Cabinet of Curiosities is currently available on Netflix. It is composed of eight episodes of about an hour or so in length. Each episode is an original story by a different director, writer, and cast. … Continue reading Review: Cabinet of Curiosities
Looking for something to watch, I decided to finally start working through my Netflix queue. After going through some Korean dramas, came across the BBC series You Don’t Know Me, a four part miniseries based on a book by the … Continue reading Review: You Don’t Know Me
Less than a month ago, Netflix premiered the Sandman live action series, based on the comic book series of the same name, to incredible viewing numbers, virtually universal praise, massive fan support campaigns, and pretty much every possible metric of … Continue reading This is Unsustainable!
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