Film: The Thursday Murder Club [2025] on Netflix
The Thursday Murder Club is a fun british light comedy with a crime twist. Nothing groundbreaking, yet still entertaining. Starring Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley, and…
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The Thursday Murder Club is a fun british light comedy with a crime twist. Nothing groundbreaking, yet still entertaining. Starring Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley, and…
The fifth season of Only Murders in the Building proves that, even though it repeats the formula, its story doesn’t lose any of its freshness or humor….
FX’s Dying for Sex is an honest, heartfelt, and at times uncomfortable journey that will resonate with anyone who has ever sought to live life on their…
Disney Pixar’s Elio is the peak of Pixar. It also highlights the studio’s biggest problem: a simple yet sweet storyline that doesn’t feel like it’s pandering to…
With season two, FX’s English teacher is still an under-seen, very clever and very funny series. Brian Jordan Alvarez knows what he’ doing. While the first season…
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Stick on Apple TV Plus is good. But let’s be honest. Ted Lasso worked, so Apple is now cloning it across sports. Starring Owen Wilson & Peter…
Disney’s Tron: Ares is a basic story wrapped in stunning visuals showcasing Vancouver, as well as an amazing soundtrack. Starring Jared Leto & Greta Lee, Ares is…
A Minecraft Movie was fun to watch thanks to its actors. I’m not sure what I watched to be honest. It’s basically The Super Mario Bros. Movie…
Pillion is a raucous tale of physical and emotional exploration. It is more of a self-discovery journey than a sexual one. A story of someone slowly learning…
North of North is not what I expected it to be. It’s way better. An indigenous comedy with real world problems that also doesn’t feel preachy. When…
The History of Sound isn’t necessarily concerned with the musicology. It is an ode to love in all its permutations. It is love found, love lost and…