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House Arrest (2019) Review: I Wanted To Leave The House

November 15 2019, by Daniel Hart

This review of House Arrest (Netflix) contains minor spoilers. Another week, another Indian Netflix film to ponder over. Netflix’s pounce on the international scene continues,...

Klaus (2019) Review

November 13 2019, by Daniel Hart

We review the Netflix animated Christmas film Klaus (2019), which does not contain any significant spoilers. Netflix loves the Christmas genre, and I’m confident that...

Maradona in Mexico Season 1 Review: The Legend Shows It Never Goes Away

November 12 2019, by Daniel Hart

Netflix Series Maradona in Mexico Season 1 will be released on the platform on November 12, 2019. I know what you are thinking — Maradona...

Marriage Story (2019) Review

November 10 2019, by Tyler Howat

Directed by Noah Baumbach, we review the 2019 Netflix movie Marriage Story, which does not contain any significant spoilers. Marriage Story is a tragedy—there are...

Paradise Beach Review: A Woeful French Thriller

November 8 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

Proving the venerable French are as prone to God-awful genre filmmaking as any other nation, Paradise Beach (Netflix) is a woeful action-thriller set in the seemingly lawless climes...

Seth Meyers: Lobby Baby Review: Late Night Host Brings Hilarious Personal Stories

November 5 2019, by Daniel Hart

I often see Seth Meyers in short funny clips on social media, offering an angle on a piece of news in his Late Night show,...

Drive Review: A High-Speed Collision With Ineptitude

November 1 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

Tarun Mansukhani’s Drive has nothing at all to do with the same-titled Nicholas Winding Refn masterpiece from 2011, but a comparison to even a much worse movie...

Queer Eye: We’re in Japan! Season 1 Review

November 1 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

Queer Eye has now graced our screens for a total of nearly 40 episodes, offering audiences moments of tear-jerking joy as we watch those with...

The Man Without Gravity Review: Walking in the Air

November 1 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

If there were awards for literal titles, Marco Bonfanti’s The Man Without Gravity, new on Netflix today, would certainly win one. The Italian film boasts a...

Hache Season 1 Review: Spanish Netflix Series Presents Character With Stern Resolve

November 1 2019, by Daniel Hart

During the opening chapters of Netflix series Hache Season 1, drug lord Malpica (Javier Rey) states how he is impressed by Helena’s (Adriana Ugarte) stern resolve. It’s...

We are the Wave Season 1 Review: Teens Fight For A Better Future

November 1 2019, by Daniel Hart

In many ways, We are the Wave Season 1 is indicative of what’s to come. In recent years, our jaded political system has hit ludicrousy. After years...

Holiday In The Wild Review: Basically A Rom-Com TV Movie

November 1 2019, by Daniel Hart

Netflix film Holiday In The Wild starts worryingly choppy, introducing us to Kate (Kristin Davis) forcing family photos on her husband and her son, who looks...

Fire in Paradise Review: An Intense Account Of 2018’s Catastrophic Camp Fire

October 31 2019, by Daniel Hart

Netflix short documentary Fire in Paradise documents California’s deadliest wildfire. It’s an intense account of the events that occurred in 2018 and was ironically titled “Camp Fire”....

American Son Review: Netflix’s Television Event Presents Strong Social Case Study But Then Fizzles Out

October 28 2019, by Daniel Hart

Netflix film American Son is labeled as a ‘Television Event’, marking a new milestone for the streaming platform on the same month Disney+ and Apple TV+ lurk...

‘Little Miss Sumo’ Review: A Brief But Powerful Look At One Of Japan’s Best Female Sumo Wrestlers

October 28 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

Needless to say, “little” doesn’t apply to Hiyori, the subject of Netflix’s short documentary Little Miss Sumo. But the “miss” certainly fits. Hiyori is 20,...

A 3 Minute Hug Review: Netflix Reveals A Kind Initiative But Further Exposes America’s Cruel Policies

October 27 2019, by Daniel Hart

Netflix Short Documentary A 3 Minute Hug will be released on the platform on October 28, 2019.  In 2018, an initiative was set up to...

Bojack Horseman Season 6 Review: Farewell To The Best Show On Netflix

October 25 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

This review of Bojack Horseman Season 6, Part 1 is spoiler-free. The best-kept secret on Netflix is back and it has brought with it the...

It Takes A Lunatic Review: A Celebration Of An Undeniably Great Man That Fails To Live Up To Its Subject’s Example

October 25 2019, by Jonathon Wilson

Great teachers are a really special thing, aren’t they? Most of us have been lucky enough to have encountered at least one person in our...