The four-part documentary Bobby Kennedy for President is available to stream beginning April 27th on Netflix. Kennedy’s life, death and legacy are portrayed in detail in this film which relies heavily on old footage. A […]
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Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie – Review
The documentary Tiny Shoulders is available to stream April 27th on Hulu. In this 90 minute film, director Andrea Nevins tells the story of Barbie over the last 55 years, with a focus on the […]
3%: Season 2 – Opinion
3% returns for a second season, April 27th on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Featuring a bleak, dystopian future and a Hunger Games-esque premise, Netflix’s first Brazilian show could be mistaken for simply playing copycat. Its […]
Kodachrome – Review
Kodachrome is available to stream on Netflix beginning April 20th. By Hemanth Kissoon Ed Harris brings class, but this is a syrupy road movie. Obvious, predictable, sentimental, there are virtually no surprises. Kodachrome is a […]
Chef’s Table: Pastry – Opinion
Chef’s Table: Pastry is now streaming on Netflix. In its first three seasons, Chef’s Table has profiled the culinary wisdom of 22 acclaimed chefs from across the globe. Each documentary-style episode’s subjects head some of […]
Rellik: Season 1 – Review
Rellik premieres April 13th, 10pm on Cinemax. By Greg Wheeler Cinemax/BBC One’s latest drama series Rellik features a unique way of telling its story in reverse order. This creative narrative certainly takes more than a […]
Bosch: Season 4 – Review
Bosch returns for a fourth season, April 13th on Amazon Prime Video. By Matthew Stanford The first three episodes were provided for review. Bosch is based on the series of novels by Michael Connelly, and […]
Lost in Space: Season 1 – Review
Lost in Space premieres April 13th on Netflix. By John Baker There’s an awful lot going on for the Robinson family as it attempts to escape a rapidly changing climate on earth. The goal is […]
You Were Never Really Here (2018) – Review
You Were Never Really Here is now playing in theaters. By I. Simon I was introduced to Lynne Ramsay’s filmography not too long ago when I first saw her previous film, We Need To Talk […]
Troy: Fall of a City: Season 1 – Review
Troy: Fall of a City is available April 6th on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Troy: Fall of a City is the perfect personification of “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Based on the classic […]
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