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Don’t Look Up (2021) (Netflix)- Review: Powerful Performances and Direction Help This Satire Thrive

ByReubyn CoutinhoDecember 25, 2021

Don’t Look Up (Netflix) Review: Directed by Adam McKay, and featuring an ensemble cast including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Rob Morgan, Jonah Hill, Mark Rylance, Cate Blanchett, Timothee Chalamet, Chris Evans, Matthew Perry, and Ariana Grande;

ByReubyn CoutinhoOctober 21, 2021

Night Teeth: Review- Netflix is a platform that just manages to make films way more accessible to people. Also, it ensures that such films get a vast budget to appear better than what they would have been had they just been made for TV releases. That’s exactly what

ByReubyn CoutinhoOctober 19, 2021

The Christmas Chronicles 2- Netflix Review: The Christmas Chronicles was an endearing and fun, festive watch. It would be tough for the producers to follow up on the same, let alone surpass it. However, they did the latter and did not make anything in the sequel seem forced

ByNamit GuptaOctober 1, 2021

A high-profile Netflix Original film, The Guilty, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, is streaming on Netflix from October 1, 2021. Six years after the boxing drama Southpaw, Gyllenhaal and director Antoine Fuqua reunited for this Netflix thriller. In an interview with Netflix,

ByReubyn CoutinhoSeptember 3, 2021

Afterlife of the Party- Review: While rom coms are the usual fare for Netflix and practically any streaming platform, how often have you seen one with a supernatural element as part of the film. Now that’s quite a refreshing take. Well, yeah, it is, and that’s

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Don’t Look Up (2021) (Netflix)- Review: Powerful Performances and Direction Help This Satire Thrive

Night Teeth (2021) Review- Avoid This Vampire Tale in The City of Angels

The Christmas Chronicles 2: (Netflix) Review- This Christmas Chronicle Within a Christmas Chronicle Is a Delight

Hello 911, The Guilty Is Streaming on Netflix: Reviews, Making, and Fan Reactions

Review: Afterlife of the Party (Netflix)- 2021: One for Those in the Mood for a Sentimental Ride

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