I Am Mother Review: Netflix Film Is A Self-Indulgently Bleak Sci-Fi Thriller Grounded
By default, Grant Sputore’s Netflix Sci-Fi film I Am Mother struggles to convey emotions on a human level, forcing the
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Rim of the World Review: Netflix Film Is Like A Theme Park Thrill Misfits Save the World
I appreciate what Netflix film Rim of the World is building, having a band of teenagers face a daunting alien invasion
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Netflix release trailer and key art for The Black Godfather The Story of the Original Influencer Clarence Avant
Directed by Academy Award nominee Reginald Hudlin, Netflix release trailer and key art for documentary The Black Godfather, which will be
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‘Jo Pil-ho: The Dawning Rage’ | Netflix Film Review There are worse people.
Arriving on Netflix is yet another South Korean exclusive, this time South Korean film Jo Pil-ho: The Dawning Rage hits the
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‘The Last Summer’ (2019) | Netflix Film Review Many lasts.
I always felt that the move to the adult world was too anti-climactic, and the anticipation was way more fun
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‘The Ruthless’ (‘Lo spietato’) | Netflix Film Review Growing pains.
Netflix film The Ruthless / Lo Spietato wants to be a story about a man who is too ambitious for his
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‘Someone Great’ | Netflix Film Review Breakup trauma.
Perhaps watching Netflix film Someone Great at 4am, with a reasonably warm brew, after recently experiencing a serious breakup was not the
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‘Homecoming: A Film By Beyoncé’ Netflix Film Review Bend the Knee
Far from being a film by, about, starring and in celebration of Beyoncé, Netflix’s Homecoming is many things more. It’s a
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‘The Perfect Date’ | Netflix Film Review Boy meets rich girl.
Usually, with films like The Perfect Date, I roll up my sleeves, massage my sorry brain and take in that
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‘The Silence’ (2019) | Netflix Film Review Shut up forever.
Netflix film The Silence has only caught my attention due to the pathetic squabbling that always seems to engulf Film
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‘Unicorn Store’ | Netflix Film Review The Self-Entitled - A Story.
There is no denying that Netflix film Unicorn Store is well directed, presenting Brie Larson’s multi-dimensional career. There is also
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‘Mercy Black’ Netflix Film Review Fade to Black
Mercy Black is directed by Owen Egerton (Bloodfest) and stars Daniella Pineda (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), Janeane Garofalo (Mystery Men),
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‘Mirage’ (‘Durante la Tormenta’) Netflix Film Review Living Your Best Life
Oriol Paulo’s Mirage, known in its romantic-sounding native Spanish as Durante la Tormenta, is a genre-blending, twisty-turny time-travel film that seems
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‘Burn Out’ Netflix Film Review The Need for Speed
Yann Gozlan‘s Burn Out, about a speed-demon motorcycle racer forced to moonlight as a drug courier, is nothing new. In fact,
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‘Walk. Ride. Rodeo.’ | Netflix Film Review Back on that saddle.
I guess all I expected when I read the premise for Netflix film Walk. Ride. Rodeo was a sweet, emotional story about
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‘Budapest’ | Netflix Film Review Lads on Bore
Netflix’s Budapest tells the story of two lifelong friends who are fed up with the same old rat race. Acting
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‘Your Son’ (‘Tu hijo’) | Netflix Film Review A father's love.
I think the most telling aspect of Your Son is its scope to measure grief. Director Miguel Ángel Vivas levels the story purely from
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‘River’s Edge’ (2018) | Netflix Film Review Washed Up
Netflix, savvy as ever, is no stranger to the teen drama. Admittedly such things are usually laced with comedy or
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‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ | Netflix Film Review Dry Season
Writer/Director Chewitel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave, The Martian) makes his directorial debut with The Boy Who Harnassed the Wind, a
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‘The Breaker Upperers’ | Netflix Film Review Besties before testes.
The striking and charming aspect of Netflix film The Breaker Upperers is that both directors and writers starred in their movie as
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