Latest Reviews
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The Last Dance is a Fun, Heartfelt, and Inspiring Docuseries that is a must-watch for any sport fan
The ten-episode docuseries follows Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippin, Dennis Rodman, and the rest of the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s Read More +
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Lucifer 5B Spoilers without Context Recap
Come see some of the out of context teasers we have given for Lucifer 5B Read More +
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Netflix drops the Lucifer 5B trailer and production stills
Check out the Lucifer trailer for the second half of season 5 as well as recent production stills. Read More +
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Shadow and Bone Lives up to the Hype
SPOILER REVIEW. Set in the mythical Russian-inspired land of Ravka, the series combines characters from both the Shadow and Bone book series, as well as the Six of Crows books. Read More +
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'This Is A Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist' Full Review
Another Netflix docuseries? Yes. Is it as addicting and intriguing as all the others we watch? Yes! Caution: spoilers here. Read More +
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Behind Her Eyes is an Insanely Addicting Psychological Thriller Mini-Series
Written by lucks
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It’s hard to talk about this series without delving into spoilers, but I’m going to try to do just that.
The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel is a must-watch true crime docuseries
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Warning: This review contains spoilers for Crime Scene: Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel. To avoid spoilers, please watch the 4-part docuseries on Netflix first.
The CW’s Nancy Drew isn’t your mother’s detective show but it’s definitely worth the watch
Written by lucksI want to start off by saying that the CW’s version of Nancy Drew isn’t an adaptation of the books your mother grew up reading. Sure, some of the character names might be the same and Nancy Drew is still a small town amateur detective but don’t let that fool you into thinking that this version is just going to relive the same plot lines as the book series.
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Lets talk about Lucifer's amazing special effects
Written by Charly and Lev
Let's be honest, there are quite a few things in the Netflix hit series Lucifer about a crime solving devil (don't overthink it) that catch the eye. One of them happens to be the awesome special effects created by the amazing team at COSA VFX. Today we are going to tell you our favourites (in no particular order).
Bridgerton is this year’s steamiest show that everyone should be watching
Written by Lucks and CharlyI’ll admit, I’m normally not a fan of period piece movies or TV shows. I don’t long to live in a time before indoor plumbing or yearn to dress up in extravagant and uncomfortable dresses so when I saw the internet was abuzz with a TV show set in the 1800s called Bridgerton, I initially put off watching it.
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After watching parts 1 and 2 of the animated Netflix comedy, I was excited for the third installment, but after watching part 3, I’m disappointed to report that it doesn’t live up to the first two batches of episodes.
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I will admit, I put off watching this show purely because I didn't want to be disappointed due to the fact I love star wars and always worry something like this can taint the overall franchise. WOW was I wrong!
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Atypical on Netflix is a funny, engaging, and relatable show with an endearing cast of characters that are easy to get invested in.
Atypical follows Sam Gardner (Keir Gilchrist), an 18-year-old boy with autism trying to navigate the ups and downs of high school.
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If you are looking for a fun, cheeky and easy watching show then I would definitely recommend Emily In Paris.
With 10 episodes in the first season, averaging around 30 minutes each, its a quick and easy binge watch that leaves you feeling lighter.
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Dash and Lily is a cute, fun, heartwarming rom-com that is the perfect Christmas binge.
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One must admit, this was the season I was most excited to watch due to the inclusion of Margaret Thatcher (Gillian Anderson) and Princess Diana (Emma Corrin). These two women were big public figures and even today are still talked about although for opposite reasons.
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Going into this season, I was slightly apprehensive due to the new cast, but no less excited too. After a brief period of asking "wait who's this again?" within the first few minutes of episode 1, I was fully immersed into the credibility of the characters once again. The actors did such an amazing job, it hardly feels like different people portraying the royal family.
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After putting it off for months, I finally got around to watching Schitt’s Creek and I can definitely see why it won so many Emmys.
I binged all 6 seasons in about 2 weeks and thoroughly enjoyed every episode.
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I went into this season of The Crown knowing this was the last with the current cast, therefore I made sure I really took note of what the actors brought to their roles and wow did they impress.
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