What’s New in Paramount Plus December 2021
The strangest thing about the Age of Peak Streaming is that there are TV shows that have been going on for years that I, the […]
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The strangest thing about the Age of Peak Streaming is that there are TV shows that have been going on for years that I, the […]
Continue reading »Is your Roku causing you problems? You may have sat down to watch HBO Max, or started looking forward to the release of Hawkeye on […]
Continue reading »Netflix apparently doesn’t want you to go out again until 2022, given how many things they’ll squeeze into their service in December: with new seasons […]
Continue reading »We now have more broadcast and cable networks and streaming services that anyone, household, or perhaps a small village can watch, all of them desperate […]
Continue reading »In early 2003, it looked like The Matrix was about to be the next Star Wars – a sci-fi franchise with enough fanatic enthusiasm and […]
Continue reading »Just as The Wheel of Time was the result of Jeff Bezos really, really wanting Amazon Prime Video to have a Game of Thrones of […]
Continue reading »Long gone are the days of monoculture when everyone would agree to watch one of three shows every night (because that’s all there was). Today, […]
Continue reading »The weirdness of the canon franchise is that you have to combine the good with the bad. This means that Disney / Lucasfilm has spent […]
Continue reading »While its original series doesn’t always have the highest value compared to competing services, Hulu is quietly creating one of the strongest catalogs of original […]
Continue reading »For the most part, I don’t believe movies can be so bad that they are actually good. If the movie is good, isn’t it just […]
Continue reading »As much as we love our screens – and we passionately love our screens – it’s good to remember that virtually everything you watch on […]
Continue reading »Earlier this week, I asked you which films you love that don’t hold water if you take away the nostalgia . To illustrate this, I […]
Continue reading »Tragedy hit Marvel this week when the CinemaScore was revealed for the studio’s latest release, the lowest score in the history of the Marvel Cinematic […]
Continue reading »A film doesn’t have to be a special effects extravaganza to be worth watching, but it looks like we’re increasingly not interested in going to […]
Continue reading »Disney + is throwing a party to celebrate 2 years of ownership of the streaming world and everyone else. While you can spend most of […]
Continue reading »I didn’t come to curse the Eternals (since I haven’t seen one yet), but mixed reviews so far suggest it may very well be a […]
Continue reading »Let’s talk for a moment about classic movies designed for live video streaming. American Psycho 2: All American Girls (with Mila Kunis and Williams Shatner) […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving is approaching again and we have no excuses this year. For many, one of the (very) few benefits of the pandemic was that it […]
Continue reading »A few days ago, I asked Lifehacker readers to share with me the trauma of the films they watched as children – disturbing scenes they […]
Continue reading »I am addicted to cult documentaries. I am usually fascinated by extreme beliefs, and the fact that this genre provides us with videos of how […]
Continue reading »If you frequent (or sigh) cinemas, you have no doubt run into them: irresponsible parents who choose to take their too young children to a […]
Continue reading »As a somewhat rational, slightly grown-up person, I can handle ghost movies. Once the movie is over, I can safely return to my normal life […]
Continue reading »Foreign cinema has a reputation for being more erudite than mainstream American film – after all, watching a movie with subtitles means reading while watching […]
Continue reading »Ever since Game of Thrones brought HBO enough gold to turn Lannister green with envy, other networks have tried to replicate the formula. It’s hard […]
Continue reading »The way Hollywood makes theater films has changed dramatically. COVID has changed the landscape of ways I’m not sure what we can foresee, but it […]
Continue reading »We just finished telling you that Hollywood no longer makes flashy and expensive adult dramas when Warner Bros. King Richard , Will Smith’s $ 50 […]
Continue reading »Jeremy Renner hopes November will be doubly positive. On Disney +, he will be the face of the next Marvel Cinematic Universe spin-off, Hawk Guy […]
Continue reading »Just because you’re an adult doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a good Halloween release. While these 12 new horror-themed TV series and films are mostly […]
Continue reading »What would you not talking about Netflix (and there are a lot of things to say , especially in this week ), you have to […]
Continue reading »I’m surprised that the concept of TV by destination even exists in the era of continuous streaming, but from time to time the show gets […]
Continue reading »There is a lot to disagree with when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe – I’m an apologist for Thor and Doctor Strange myself […]
Continue reading »In November, I believe Disney is putting most of its effort into another streaming service ; on the other side of the subscription package, there […]
Continue reading »Definitely, science fiction is a genre based on the power of the imagination – both for those who create it and for those who consume […]
Continue reading »I trust the director James Wan very much. After making a ton of money from the Saw franchise (a series of films popularizing the term […]
Continue reading »Noting that South Korean pop culture has become at least as beloved outside of the republic as it is within it shouldn’t be controversial in […]
Continue reading »If you and your kids are tired of watching It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, andPaul Lind’s Halloween Show over and over again every October, […]
Continue reading »For many, Halloween is an incomprehensible time, a time of year when all their previously sane friends choose to scare themselves silly and call it […]
Continue reading »It’s a pretty neat time to be an SFF fan with TV: Apple has an adaptation of the Isaac Asimov Foundation ; Hulu has a […]
Continue reading »Although slightly below forecasts, the box office for No Time to Die’s first weekend in the US is on the heels – they are on […]
Continue reading »A good horror movie makes us afraid of our ghosts; the great sees ghosts as they are: ghosts of the past. This past can be […]
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