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‘What/If’ Season 1, Episode 3 Recap: Exposing Vulnerabilities
Episode 3, “What Happened,” sees Anne’s (Renée Zellweger) game slowly unraveling, with the characters attempting to expose each other’s vulnerabilities. The series so far has...
‘What/If’ Season 1, Episode 1 Recap: How Strong Is Your Marriage?
What/If Season 1, Episode 1 does not hold back the intended style of the neo-noir series, nor does it constrain Renée Zellweger’s character Anne, who...
After Maria Review: Netflix Documentary Shows Shocking Lack Of Humanity
After Maria is a Netflix short documentary giving its audience the cold hard truth that we do not want to know in our own safe homes:...
A Tale of Two Kitchens Review: Same Food, Two Different Cultures
Netflix documentary A Tale of Two Kitchens documents Chef Gabriela Cámara‘s vision of opening a restaurant in two very different cities with a similar menu;...
Wanda Sykes: Not Normal Review: Talking Big On Politics, Race and Social Differences
You know instantly in Netflix stand-up Wanda Sykes: Not Normal that the American actress and comedian is preaching to a particular demographic in America that...
‘What/If’ Season 1 Review: Netflix Series Sees Renée Zellweger Dazzle In Dark Neo-Noir Thriller
What/If Season 1 has all the foundations of a unique neo-noir thriller, but the key ingredient in the steamy story was a formidable character pulling...
Still Laugh-In: The Stars Celebrate Review: Laugh? I Almost Started…
I used to work behind the bar of my local pub. One of the regulars used to come and sit at the bar for hours...
‘ReMastered: The Lion’s Share’ Review – The Fascinating Tale Of A Single Song That Tells A Much Bigger Story
You know that song, don’t you? It’s got that really recognizable bass line provided by acapella vocals, that famous verse, ‘in the jungle, the mighty...
1994 Review: Netflix’s Miniseries Details Luis Donaldo Colosio’s Rise and Fall
Mexican Netflix miniseries 1994 leaves you with the same pensive feeling as Bobby Kennedy for President, except this time, the spotlight is on Mexico and Luis Donaldo...
It’s Bruno Review: An Aggravatingly Unfunny Ode To Man’s Best Friend
Rarely do I wish I liked something more than I really, really wish I liked It’s Bruno, in part because I’m pretty sure I can see...
Good Sam Review: A Relaxed, Feel-Good Story That Won’t Stick Around In Your Memory For Long
Netflix’s new addition to it’s feel-good repertoire comes in the form of light-hearted movie Good Sam. Good Sam is a buoyantly pleasant movie that casually...
Well-Intended Love Season 1 Review: A Soppy Yet Satisfying Romantic Series
The initial premise of Netflix Chinese series Well-Intended Love Season 1 is outrageous if you observe it for what it is. The title given on...
Dying To Tell Review: Netflix Documentary Highlights The Most Noble Journalism
While watching Hernán Zin’s Netflix documentary Dying to Tell (Morir para contar) it suddenly dawned on me that the footage we see of explosions, heavy ammo and...
Maria Review: Is Christine Reyes The Next Big Action Star?
Pedring Lopez’s actioner Maria, which arrived on Netflix today directly from the Philippines, understands the single most fundamental rule of balls-to-the-wall genre filmmaking: Clarity. Say what...
Revisions Review: Mechas and Monsters
Revisions feel like fairly standard fare that somehow manages to be inventive but incredibly familiar at the same time. It has some interesting ideas but some...
Sheherazade Review: A Grim But Stunning Social Realist Drama
Sheherazade is now streaming on Netflix and if you are looking for a love story wrapped up in a bracing look at the lives of...
Dry Martina Review: An Aimless And Superficial Character Study
There’s something to be said for a character study that reflects its protagonist quite as much as Che Sandoval’s Dry Martina. The only problem is that the...
In Family I Trust Review: Spanish Netflix Film Meanders Through Feel-Good Family Story
The one major issue with In Family I Trust (Gente que viene y bah) is that it stays at the same pace and level throughout the running...