Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy Review
In 2001, the world was gifted Bridget Jones's Diary, starring Renée Zellweger as the titular Bridget Jones, and took its place in the hallowed halls of rom-com history. Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the fourth installment, sees the return…
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Art and Politics Intertwine in This Superb Documentary
It might sound weird to draw comparisons between a heavy documentary like Johan Grimonprez's Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat and a classic Hollywood musical, and yet, there is a distinct parallel that can be traced between the Oscar-nominated film and…
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The Lovable Bear Finally Returns When We Need Him the Most
It’s only been 7 years since we last saw the undeniably lovable Paddington (voiced by Ben Whishaw) in 2018’s Paddington 2, but the film has had a wild life since its initial release. For a film that only made about…
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I’m On The Fence About Shudder’s Erotic Horror Thriller Evaluating The Dangers Of Hook-Up Culture
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, what better way to celebrate than to watch a film designed to explore the bright and dark paths of modern dating? The Dead Thing, Elric Kane’s first solo directorial feature, offers glimpses of the complexities…
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Thailand Welcomes You to a Less Comedic Chapter That’s Still Irresistibly Entertaining
Mike White’s HBO series The White Lotus has become nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. After the first two seasons swept the TV awards circuit, pulled in millions of viewers, and reminded the world of just how hilarious and talented…
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Logan Paul Makes an Impact, Jey Uso Makes His Decision, and More Highlights You May Have Missed on ‘WWE Raw’ on Netflix
WWE Raw aired live last night from Cleveland, Ohio, and we've locked in our first WrestleMania 41 match. Here's everything you need to know from another chaotic night on the road to WrestleMania. Gunther Sends a Message and Jey Uso…
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The Witcher: Sirens Of The Deep Review
Despite getting off to a strong start, Netflix's Witcher universe has seen a gradually divisive response from longtime fans of the franchise as the show became less faithful to Andrzej Sapkowski's source material, in addition to Henry Cavill's infamous departure.…
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Doug Cockle Makes a Stellar Return as Geralt of Rivia in a Solid Animated Outing
Between the various bestselling books by author Andrzej Sapkowski, the popular series of games, and the ever-popular Netflix series and spin-offs, The Witcher franchise remains remarkably popular. The flagship Netflix series, largely considered a successful adaptation of the property, has…
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Kelsea Ballerini Is Beating the Boys
The Voice Season 27 is truly the boys' show, but it's the only girl on the panel who is making a statement so far. Kelsea Ballerini is setting herself up as the bubbly, lovable coach of the season. She makes…
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Amy Schumer’s Latest Comedy Is A Cringe-Inducing Trainwreck
“Kinda Pregnant,” the latest film from Happy Madison Productions, is an absolute chore to slog through. While it certainly doesn’t warrant a theatrical release, the Netflix service does it a great disservice because viewers will be more inclined to reach…
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Richard Dreyfuss Stars In A Terribly Confused Thriller That Wants To Be Jaws & Fails At Every Turn
Into the Deep is a disappointing attempt at a modern-day Jaws with a new message. Unfortunately, it fails at the most basic level to deliver it. It's clear that ambition and effort has gone into the film, which sets it…
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I Was Completely Entranced By Paolo Sorrentino’s Strange Yet Fascinating Coming-Of-Age Drama
Parthenope is not a film for everyone. Nor is it trying to be. It’s quietly reflective and also a bit weird and vague. Written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino, Parthenope is an Italian coming-of-age story that sees its titular character…
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