We’re Here – Season Two [2021]
With a step up in fashion, looks, performances and stories, HBO clearly had a bigger budget this time around and I loved every minute of it.
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What’s new on HBO Max in December 2021?
HBO Max in December 2021: Celebrate Christmas with the adventures of Neo, Trinity, and L’il Morpheus in The Matrix Resurrections.
Oslo [2021]
Oslo is one of the rare productions to manage an almost objective perspective on the middle eastern conflict while recounting true-life events.
What’s new on Crave Canada for November 2021?
Dexter: New Blood, Jojo Rabbit and all of the Harry Potter films are coming to Crave Canada this November 2021.
The White Lotus – Limited Series [2021]
An interesting take on white privilege and what money can get you. However, The White Lotus could have benefited from better pacing.
What’s new on Crave Canada for September 2021?
Candyman, Mortal Kombat and more are coming to Crave Canada this September 2021.
What’s new on Crave Canada for August 2021?
Anne Boleyn, Nomadland, Heels and more are coming to Crave Canada this August 2021.
What’s new on Crave Canada for July 2021?
The Hobbit trilogy, Gossip Girl reboot, No Sudden Move, Grease, Tom & Jerry and more, are coming to Crave Canada this July 2021.
What’s new on Crave Canada for June 2021?
Gossip Girl, the second season of Betty, The Witches, The Little Things, Intergalactic and more, are coming to Crave this June 2021.
What’s new on Crave Canada for May 2021?
A second season of HBO Max’s The Legendary, Tenet, Wonder Woman 1984 and Sound of Metal are all coming to Crave this May.
Made For Love [2021]
Made For Love is made for…. being bored. If it wasn’t for Cristin Milioti and a bit of Ray Romano, it would have been the worst show of 2021 so far.
TINA [2021]
Standing at almost two hours long, TINA tells the story of Tina Turner in chronological chapters mixing footage from a new interview with archival tapes.
Allen v. Farrow [2021]
Allen V. Farrow will not be the one stopping Woody Allen’s career. But if half of what’s presented in this four-parts HBO documentary is true, the public pressure should not stop until it does.