One of my fondest childhood memories is watching “The Karate Kid” (1984) with my family. I was introduced to it at a young age; one
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Netflix’s ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Is Ending With Season 4
After the long ride of traveling city to city with the Hargreeves superhero family, creator and showrunner Steve Blackman has decided to make season four
Netflix’s ‘Look Both Ways’ Shows Us the Positive Outlook We All Need
There are two things everyone in college fears: failing a final exam and what comes after college. Although both are rational fears, we often overcompensate
‘Never Have I Ever’ Never Misses
“Never Have I Ever” is back with its third season and is full of charm. Created by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher, this series shines
‘The Sandman’: The Wait Was Worth It
Ever wondered who controls your dreams? Why are they so whacky or comforting? How do they turn into nightmares? “The Sandman” series has some answers.
Netflix’s ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ Is a Win for Autistic Representation
The most important lessons children learn are the dos and don’ts of socializing. They watch how their parents interact with strangers, calculate when someone should
‘Uncoupled’ Showcases the Challenges of Modern Dating
The new Netflix series “Uncoupled” opens with Michael (Neil Patrick Harris), a gay man in his mid-40s with the perfect life. He is in for
Netflix’s ‘Remarriage and Desires’ Exposes the Dark Side of Elite Dating
Power and love may seem like they belong in separate categories, but when it comes to South Korea’s elite dating scene, it’s a package deal.
Does ‘Persuasion’ Ruin Regency Romance’s Roots?
Jane Austen and her stories are the crown jewels of romance so expectations were high for the release of “Persuasion.” It has attempted to capture
Netflix’s ‘Sea Beast’ Is Animation With a Real Story to Tell
In many animated films, it’s common for a duo to arise that captures the heart of the entire audience. Whether it’s Boo and Sully from
‘Beauty’ Is a Golden Coming-of-Age Drama
Black girlhood in film rarely operates outside of pain. The narratives are heavy with abuse and misfortune, coating Black girlhood with negativity. However dark the
Cristela Alonzo Wins Again In ‘Middle Classy’
Cristela Alonzo is back with her second Netflix special, “Cristela Alonzo: Middle Classy.” In this special, she focuses primarily on her new experiences in the
‘Stranger Things’ 4, Volume 2: The End or Just Beginning?
If someone were to approach me with the question, “What decade would you want to travel back to?” my answer would always be the 1980s.
Netflix’s ‘Money Heist: Korea — Joint Economic Area’ Is the Perfect Example of Class Dysfunction
The year is 2025. Economics are booming and the potential to get rich has become markedly higher. Not only that, North and South Korea have