12 Highly Rated Movies You Probably Shouldn’t Watch With Your Kids
We can all agree that the current film rating system has some flaws. But things used to be much more complicated: Before the introduction of […]
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We can all agree that the current film rating system has some flaws. But things used to be much more complicated: Before the introduction of […]
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Welcome to The Best Summer Ever , your guide to making the most of the sunny season. Whether you’re dreaming of the perfect summer of […]
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The most anticipated movie coming to Prime Video in June will be the fourth season of The Boys (June 13), a satirical superhero show adapted […]
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The highlight of Max’s June lineup is the debut of the second season of House of the Dragon (June 16), an HBO original drama that […]
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Paramount+, in partnership with Showtime, will premiere new seasons of its two flagship series in June. First up is “The Mayor of Kingstown” (June 2), […]
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Just a few years ago, the selection of horror films with overtly queer characters and themes was extremely sparse—many great films with subtext (some of […]
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Netflix will debut an extensive lineup of documentaries in June, with highlights including Black Barbie (June 19), a Shondaland film that tells the stories of […]
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The highlight of Hulu’s June lineup is the third season of FX’s “Bear” (June 27), the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning chaotic comedy-drama starring Jeremy Allen […]
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The biggest thing coming to Disney+ in June is, of course, the Star Wars show: Lucasfilm’s two-part series The Acolyte premieres on Tuesday, June 4 […]
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The ever-increasing prices of “premium” streaming services and the recent announcement of PBS Retro (a 24/7 streaming channel from the golden age of public television) […]
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Remember when every movie you loved was on a VHS tape stored in a giant plastic clamshell? Our kids will never know how difficult it […]
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Highlights from Prime Video’s May release include a rom-com starring Anne Hathaway as a single mother in a relationship with the younger singer of a […]
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Some of the best films of all time have flaws that aren’t definitive but are nonetheless noticeable: questionable execution, a problematic element, an ending that […]
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May’s lineup will feature new seasons of two Max Originals. First up is the third installment of the comedy series Khaki (May 2), starring Emmy […]
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Movies become obsolete for various reasons. Sometimes what seemed beautiful when we were children looks stupid in the eyes of adults . In other cases, […]
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In May, Paramount+ will air a variety of music content in conjunction with Showtime. First up will be the second season of Behind the Music […]
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Everything old is new again. After shutting down pre-TikTok short-video platform Vine in 2017 , Twitter is using a new version of X to restart […]
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Netflix’s May lineup is heavy on comedy, headlined by John Mulaney’s six-part live event, which coincides with the 2024 Netflix Is A Joke Fest, taking […]
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It’s hard to imagine a time when hotels didn’t have smart TVs. Not long ago, some even made their TVs an item for sale by […]
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Movies can confirm or strengthen our faith. For decades they have been used to spread the message of the Almighty, whether through epic productions like […]
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May is feeling like déjà vu on Hulu, with the Emmy Award-winning documentary series Welcome to Wrexham making its major premiere at the start of […]
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The biggest thing coming to Disney+ in May is the premiere of the next Doctor Who series, with three episodes available on May 10, with […]
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Watching movies and smoking weed go hand in hand, so much so that there is an entire subgenre of movies known as stoner comedies—typically movies […]
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A surprisingly sweet sitcom about an American football coach who moves to the UK to coach a different kind of football, Ted Lasso was Apple […]
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This year, many children’s books are being filmed. Some of them look faithful to their source material, such as Dreamworks’ The Wild Robot . Others, […]
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Madame Web didn’t set out to confuse the few people who saw it. The comic book movie ended this way – due to incompetence, lazy […]
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YouTube is constantly trying out new features for its users, which they call experiments. The latest experimental feature is called Jump Ahead, which allows you […]
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Just like last month, Prime Video has one upcoming original game coming in April. Fallout (April 11), executive produced and several episodes directed by Westworld […]
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Paramount+ viewers can kick off April with the premiere of the fifth and final season of Star Trek: Discovery on April 4, ending the 65-episode […]
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Max’s highlights in April are mostly in the documentary genre. First up is the limited series The Synanon Fix (April 1, weekly episodes), which takes […]
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Netflix’s April slate includes highly anticipated series, reality shows and dark documentaries. Ripley (April 4) is based on Patricia Highsmith’s 1955 novel The Talented Mr. […]
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While most of us prefer streaming over cable TV, there is still something to be said for accessing live TV, especially if you watch network […]
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Hulu has something for every taste this April. There are several popular FX series with new episodes, including the premiere of the second part of […]
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Exactly what makes a film a “classic” varies greatly depending on the viewer, as does the relevant time frame. For some, a movie from ten […]
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Disney+’s April lineup is on the lighter side in terms of blockbuster content, but one of the highlights is the Disneynature feature film Tiger (April […]
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If you’re looking for a new (or new) movie to watch this weekend, but only want the highest quality entertainment, read on. Your streaming choices […]
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Discord makes it easy to connect with friends, but with the app’s Screen Share feature, you can also host your own Netflix watch parties—it only […]
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There have been dramatic changes in the way Hollywood makes theatrical films. COVID has changed things in ways we couldn’t have predicted, but it also […]
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Streaming services have almost come full circle: What started out as a cheap alternative to cable TV has now become an expensive cultural staple in […]
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When it comes to books, my policy is usually to look for the ones that people are trying to ban; they are almost always helpful […]
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