I went down the river Netflix in order to define it. I returned changed, fatigued, and understood by Michael Douglas. The horror.
With the Obamas on Board, a Left-Leaning Netflix Could Swing the 2020 Election
Despite data showing the opposite, Netflix has repeatedly denied that it leans to the left. Apparently, politics doesn’t enter into it. So, why did they give the Obamas a multi-project deal?
The Ritual: An Examination of Judgment and Escapism
Jason Arment reviews the Netflix horror movie The Ritual based on Adam Nevill’s novel involving a group of friends and their nightmarish trip through the woods.
The Kominsky Method: Michael Douglas’ Weird Netflix Flex
Looking for something meaty on Netflix to devour? Sample the insanity of The Kominsky Method.
Bodyguard: Netflix’s New Force Toes the Line Between Genius and Stupidity
Netflix’s Bodyguard wonderfully intersperses the British worlds of politeness and extreme violence in a manner that skirts the boundaries of genius.
Matt Groening’s New Show “Disenchantment” Is Worth Your Time
Matt Groening has an impressive reputation to live up to. However, his follow-up to Futurama, Disenchantment now streaming on Netflix looks the goods.
Extremist Movie Debate: I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore
Extremist Movie Debate: Bright
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? Bright
Extremist Movie Debate: War Machine
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? War Machine
Glow: The ’80s Throwback to Modern Day Issues
Glow is as much about wrestling as Mad Men was about advertising. A black comedy that exposes not how far we’ve come, but how little we’ve changed.
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