Army of the Dead [2021]
Zac Snyder announces to the world that he’s back with Army of the Dead: An ambitious, over-the-top zombie heist mashup.
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Special – Season 2 [2021]
Special is a special series. Even if it’s ending with a not-so-great season two, the sixteen episodes series takes you inside the life of a gay man with cerebral palsy in his mid-20s.
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.
Halston – Limited Series [2021]
Ewan McGregor is almost unrecognizable playing Halston, a legendary designer from 1970s and 1980s New York. Sadly, all the megawatt charisma didn’t make the limited series any less boring.
Sound of Metal [2019]
Riz Ahmed nailed every single part of his character in Sound of Metal. The movie deserved every single Academy Award nomination, and win.
Nomadland [2020]
Based on a book with the same name, Nomadland already won three out of its five nominations at the Academy Awards. It’s not really waiting for me to review it but here we are.
Genius: Aretha [2021]
Genius: Aretha is the third season of another National Geographic scripted series. Exploring the life of the Queen Of Soul: Aertha Franklin.
Helstrom [2020]
Helstrom is one of the few horror shows that I got excited to watch once it officially started streaming outside USA via Star on Disney Plus.
The Hot Zone – Season One [2019]
The Hot Zone is a great limited series, so far, that is based on true events.
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.
Love In The Time Of Corona [2020]
Love in the Time of Corona is surprisingly welcome comfort viewing. It’s short, sweet, authentic, and very contemporary. And as a single guy, I feel seen.
The One And Only Ivan [2020]
With The One And Only Ivan, Disney does what it does best. A family-oriented movie with an emotional story and a lesson for kids: Wild animals do not belong in cages.
The Secrets We Keep [2020]
The Secrets We Keep doesn’t waste anytime letting the viewer know what’s going on. Less than 15 minutes into it’s 1h37min run, you already know the whole story. And it just goes stale from there.