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Taylor Tomlinson Shines in ‘Look at You’
The Netflix comedy special has become such a prolific type of entertainment that you could probably now classify it as its own genre. Seemingly every
‘CODA’: A Feel-Good Film, Unique From Previous Best Picture Winners
On Sunday night, “CODA” made history at the 94th Oscar Awards ceremony. It is the first movie with a predominantly deaf cast, and by a
Turn Into Your True Self With Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’
On March 11, Disney+ brought about a delightful animated feature that will get more than just children to revel in. Lively colors, rousing music and
‘The Adam Project’ Mixes Time Travel With Ryan Reynolds’ Trademark Sarcasm
As kids, we often wonder what we’ll be like when we grow up. As adults, we ponder what we would say to the younger versions
Lana Condor and Cole Sprouse Fly to Mars in New HBO Max Film ‘Moonshot’
Director Christopher Winterbauer (“Wyrm”) and “Ripple”’s scenarist Max Taxe join forces to create “Moonshot.” Starring Lana Condor (“To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”) and
Pércival Bernard Makes his Directorial Debut With ‘Wet Seal Cigarettes’
There are two ways indie filmmakers can view low budgets: as an obstacle or as a creative opportunity. In his directorial debut, Pércival Bernard exemplifies
Modern Turkey Advent Threatened in ‘Midnight at the Pera Palace’
Time travel. The Années folles. The fight for independence. These are the main ingredients in the eight-episode Turkish series “Midnight at the Pera Palace.” Shot
Robert Pattinson Fights for Justice in ‘The Batman’
Superhero films have become a staple in American pop culture and Batman, in his many forms, has consistently been one of the most prolific masked
‘Meskina’: A Prince-free Fairytale
“How does the princess become a queen?” We are hardwired to believe that the answer lies in marrying the prince. But what if there were
‘The Fame Game’ Transcends the Bollywood Genre
Nothing is more deceitful than appearances. Such is the moral of “The Fame Game,” a show put out by Netflix on Feb. 25. Oftentimes, we
‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Makes its Marvelous Return
If you’re a fan of stand-up comedy, retro fashion or acclaimed television writer Amy Sherman- Palladino, then surely Amazon Video’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” has
‘The Power of the Dog’: Homoeroticism in the American West
“The Power of the Dog” asks the timeless, dramatic question: what was it like to be attracted to the same gender in a world where
A Glitch Saves Mankind in Netflix’s ‘BigBug’
A French comedy sci-fi movie hits Netflix with futuristic settings. Taking place in 2045, the world represented in the film is nothing like we know