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    ‘An Easy Girl’: A French Connection

    by Anna Campion August 29, 2020
    by Anna Campion August 29, 2020

    I have truly not been able to stop thinking about An Easy Girl, the latest from French filmmaker Rebecca Zlotowski. The last time I kept thinking about a movie this much after watching it was…

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    For Better or (Mostly) Worse, ‘The Kissing Booth 2’ is More of the Same

    by Nick Kush July 25, 2020
    by Nick Kush July 25, 2020

    2018 was a big year for Netflix as they finally began to figure out their original content production formula. Specifically, producing as many romantic comedies as humanly possible. From To All the Boys I’ve Loved…

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    ‘Fatal Affair’ is the Worst Kind of Bad Movie. It’s Just Plain Boring.

    by Nick Kush July 24, 2020
    by Nick Kush July 24, 2020

    Fatal Affair debuted at #1 on Netflix’s Top 10 feature last weekend. It’s also the latest in a long line of baffling movies to appear on the streaming giant’s puzzling feature. Sure, Da 5 Bloods,…

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  • Netflix Action/AdventureNetflix Reviews

    ‘The Old Guard’ Kicks Ass and Should Make Names

    by Brian Connor July 12, 2020
    by Brian Connor July 12, 2020

    Netflix’s record with original Hollywood action movies is patchy at best. When the so-so Extraction is among the finer examples of their big-name blockbusters, there’s something not working. With The Old Guard, though, they might hopefully…

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  • Netflix ComedyNetflix Reviews

    ‘Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga’ is Mostly a Waste of Its Talented Parts

    by Adina Bernstein July 4, 2020
    by Adina Bernstein July 4, 2020

    The story of the underdog is one of the oldest stories in human history. It has inspired countless people over the generations to go for what they want, despite the obstacles that stand in their…

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    Adú Brings an Intelligent View to a Complex Situation

    by Brian Connor July 2, 2020
    by Brian Connor July 2, 2020

    Adú is director Salvador Calvo’s sophomore feature and is a big step up from the solid 1898: Our Last Men In The Philipines. It covers three lightly interconnected stories that take place across Africa. In…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Romance

    I Watched ‘365 Days’ and Have Many Questions

    by Nick Kush July 1, 2020
    by Nick Kush July 1, 2020

    You know something is a phenomenon when it makes Gaspar Noe‘s Love — an explicitly unsexy movie — also popular. Usually, I would say something like “for better or worse, 365 Days has taken everyone…

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  • Netflix DocumentariesNetflix Reviews

    ‘Disclosure’ is a Vital Look into Transgender Representation in Media

    by Nick Kush June 27, 2020
    by Nick Kush June 27, 2020

    Early on, Disclosure states an eye-opening statistic: 80% of people don’t personally know someone who is transgender, meaning an overwhelming majority of us get our information on trans people from some form of media. I,…

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  • Netflix ComedyNetflix Reviews

    ‘Feel the Beat’ (and All the Feelings)

    by Brian Connor June 20, 2020
    by Brian Connor June 20, 2020

    Looking for a cinematic pick me up? Feel The Beat throws a bunch of feel-good genres into a blender, and delivers 90 minutes that should put a smile on 99% of faces. (There’s just no…

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    ‘Da 5 Bloods’: A War That Wasn’t Theirs

    by Anna Campion June 19, 2020
    by Anna Campion June 19, 2020

    Spike Lee’s newest feature is an absolute gut-punch. I don’t think any introduction besides that would do Da 5 Bloods justice. Lee’s latest follows four Vietnam veterans, jovial Eddie (Norm Lewis), an often-drunk Melvin (Isiah…

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    ‘The Last Days Of American Crime’ Is a Joyless Ordeal

    by Brian Connor June 9, 2020
    by Brian Connor June 9, 2020

    In a (slightly more) dystopian near-future, The USA is preparing to turn on the ‘American Peace Initiative’, a signal that acts as “a synaptic dampener making it impossible for a person to carry out an…

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  • Netflix ComedyNetflix Reviews

    ‘The Lovebirds’: A Romcom Murder Mystery All in One Night

    by Patricia Henderson June 2, 2020
    by Patricia Henderson June 2, 2020

    The last time I was physically in a movie theater (for Impractical Jokers: The Movie), I saw The Lovebirds’ trailer. I thought it looked cute, and figured I’d see it once it came to streaming services.…

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  • Netflix ComedyNetflix Reviews

    ‘The Wrong Missy’ Isn’t the Worst from Happy Madison, But that’s Not Saying Much

    by Nick Kush May 21, 2020
    by Nick Kush May 21, 2020

    Odds are you’ve seen a bad Happy Madison movie. Adam Sandler’s production house has produced plenty of limp comedies only a 13-year-old boy can love. Granted, I was one of those 13-year-old boys at one…

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  • Netflix DocumentariesNetflix Reviews

    ‘Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics’ isn’t Very Educational, but It is Fun!

    by Cammy Madden May 17, 2020
    by Cammy Madden May 17, 2020

    When you hear that Netflix is releasing a documentary involving comedians, actors, chefs, musicians, and others, all sharing their psychedelic drug trip stories, what do you imagine? Whacky animations? Bizarrely retro skits? Nick Offerman dressed…

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    Why ‘Becoming’ is a Bit Too Lighthearted

    by Ingrid Dendievel May 15, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel May 15, 2020

    It’s been three and a half years since the Obamas left the political stage, and I still miss them. And guess what? I’m not even American! Still, I miss the ex-president, because of his intelligence,…

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  • Netflix HorrorNetflix Reviews

    ‘Get In’ is a Vicious Descent into Inevitable Violence

    by Chris van Dijk May 14, 2020
    by Chris van Dijk May 14, 2020

    Get In opens with a black man being manhandled by the police on his own front porch. A freakishly prescient scene, as there’s never a shortage of news concerning police brutality against minorities. For many,…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    Why ‘Mrs. Serial Killer’ is This Year’s Worst Movie (So Far)

    by Ingrid Dendievel May 11, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel May 11, 2020

    Three days. It took me three days to finish watching Mrs. Serial Killer. What torture! And it will be even bigger torture not to write anything mean about Mrs. Serial Killer. Frankly, I don’t think…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    ‘The Silence of the Marsh’: When Atmosphere Takes Over

    by Ingrid Dendievel May 2, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel May 2, 2020

    When I came to live in Spain two years ago, I knew exactly three directors of my new home country. They are Alex de la Iglesia, Pedro Almodóvar, and Alejandro Aménabar. Moreover, I was acquainted…

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  • Netflix Action/AdventureNetflix Reviews

    ‘Extraction’ Lets the Bullets Fly…and Not Much Else

    by Nick Kush April 29, 2020
    by Nick Kush April 29, 2020

    In a post-Avengers: Endgame world, we live in a time where the Russo Brothers are now described as “visionary” directors in marketing material, when instead, they followed a decade-long plan to its conclusion, weaving in…

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  • Netflix DramaNetflix Reviews

    ‘Sergio’: An Unbalanced Biography

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 23, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 23, 2020

    When starting Sergio, I knew nothing about the movie or its main character. The name sounded sexy. In my imagination, I thought I was going to watch a thriller. On the poster, I saw a…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    ‘The Legacy Of The Bones’ Continues the Baztan Trilogy with Skill and Precision

    by Brian Connor April 18, 2020
    by Brian Connor April 18, 2020

    The Baztan Trilogy by Dolores Redondo has sold over a million copies worldwide and has been translated into 31 languages so far. It was inevitable the three stories would be adapted for TV or film.…

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    ‘Tigertail’ is a Bittersweet Movie with a Heart

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 17, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 17, 2020

    One of Netflix’s latest additions is an American drama called Tigertail (2020), directed by Alan Yang. It’s a gem of a movie, especially if you like stories about lost love and nostalgia. So far, Yang…

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  • Netflix ComedyNetflix Reviews

    WWE Makes a 100-Minute Commercial in ‘The Main Event’

    by Nick Kush April 15, 2020
    by Nick Kush April 15, 2020

    Like many people my age, I practically grew up on Like Mike, the film where Lil Bow Wow — or I guess just Bow Wow now — finds a magical pair of sneakers that belonged…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Romance

    ‘Love. Wedding. Repeat’…Sigh, Yawn, Frown

    by Brian Connor April 12, 2020
    by Brian Connor April 12, 2020

    Romcoms generally exist in a world unlike ours. That’s to be expected, people like a bit of escapism. There’s nothing wrong with that. Especially at the moment, 90 minutes in a world of charming, attractive,…

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    ‘Coffee & Kareem’ Will Quietly Fade Off into Buddy Cop Movie Obscurity

    by Chris van Dijk April 11, 2020
    by Chris van Dijk April 11, 2020

    The buddy cop genre came to prominence in the eighties. We all know the clichés: two guys with opposite character traits, butting heads, and learning to respect each through a hail of gunfire. The genre…

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  • Netflix HorrorNetflix Reviews

    ‘Mark of the Devil’: When Gore Can’t Save a Horror Movie

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 9, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 9, 2020

    A couple of months ago, I decided to watch Romina (2017) by Diego Cohen on Netflix. I like a nice horror movie, and I was unfamiliar with the director and with Mexican horror for that…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    ‘The Decline’ into a Fight for Survival

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 4, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 4, 2020

    When it comes to Canadian directors, I am almost ashamed to say that I only know two of them. First, there is Denys Arcand whose Les Invasions Barbares deservedly won the Academy Award for Best Foreign…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    The Muddled Messaging of ‘The Platform’

    by Nick Kush March 31, 2020
    by Nick Kush March 31, 2020

    The Platform often returns to a somewhat meta retort shared by the main character, Goreng (played by Ivan Massagué, who looks like a Spanish John Turturro), and his prison cellmate, Trimagasi (Zorion Eguileor, the perfect…

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  • Netflix ReviewsNetflix Thriller

    Netflix’s ‘The Occupant’ is an Uncommonly Intelligent, Gripping Thriller

    by Brian Connor March 27, 2020
    by Brian Connor March 27, 2020

    After last week’s The Platform, Netflix continues something of a roll for Spanish releases with David and Àlex Pastor’s The Occupant, a viscerally dark meditation on masculinity and status in an increasingly precarious world. (And…

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  • Netflix Action/AdventureNetflix Reviews

    ‘Spenser Confidential’ is Yet Another Forgettable Berg/Wahlberg Action Romp

    by Michael Heimbaugh March 15, 2020
    by Michael Heimbaugh March 15, 2020

    Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg have been inseparable since first teaming up for 2013’s Lone Survivor. In the years since, they’ve become Hollywood’s leading providers of robust, forgettable action thrillers with weirdly conservative politics. They’re…

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