WHAT TO WATCH
Fallout review: a stunning post-apocalyptic adventure
The post-apocalyptic genre is a crowded field, yet few offer a genuinely unique perspective. Thankfully, Prime Video's "Fallout", inspired by the beloved video game series, breaks the mold. Creators Lisa…
STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces review: a comedy icon
From his early days peddling park pamphlets at Disneyland to conquering standup stages and then gracing the silver screen, Steve Martin's unique brand of humor has delighted audiences for decades.…
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire: proof that there might be life after, er…afterlife
Let's be real, Ghostbusters: Afterlife was a bummer. Like, finding-your-childhood-VHS-collection-replaced-with-tax-filing-tutorials bad. All that reverence for old proton packs and spooky hearses felt less like a love letter and more like…
Palm Royale: even the pretty colors can’t save this mess unfortunately
Apple TV+'s newest series, "Palm Royale," promises an enticing cocktail of glitz, glamour, ambition, and intrigue – all set against the backdrop of 1960s Palm Beach. With its retro-chic styling,…
Apple TV+’s Manhunt: a gripping drama where the chase is as captivating as the crime
Apple TV+'s "Manhunt" throws viewers into the chaotic aftermath of Abraham Lincoln's assassination, weaving a tale of relentless pursuit, political machinations, and deep-seated grief. While the true events of John…
Apples Never Fall review: the dark side of perfect families (OSN+)
The screen adaptation of Liane Moriarty's "Apples Never Fall" weaves a tapestry of familial dysfunction, lingering mysteries, and the ghostly echoes of a vanished mother. Annette Bening anchors the series…
Netflix’s “3 Body Problem”: a cosmic conundrum for the mind
Netflix's ambitious dive into science fiction, "3 Body Problem," adapts Liu Cixin's Hugo-winning trilogy with grand visuals and thought-provoking questions. It's a sprawling journey through time, space, and humanity's darkest…
Netflix’s The Gentlemen: a fresh spin on Guy Ritchie’s underworld
Guy Ritchie's 2020 cinematic success The Gentlemen takes a new turn as it transitions into a gripping Netflix series, bringing an expanded universe to the screen without directly tying to…
Dune Part Two review: the saga continues
Dune: Part Two continues to captivate audiences with its immersive storytelling and visually stunning representation of Frank Herbert's sci-fi universe. This sequel further explores the complex themes of destiny, colonization,…
Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ adaptation review: a mixed bag
Netflix's much-anticipated live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender has landed amidst a whirlwind of criticism and comparisons to its animated predecessor. Attempting to move away from the controversy of the 2010…
Madame Web: even her powers couldn’t see this disaster coming
The superhero genre, after dominating theaters for over a decade, finally met its demise—and wouldn't you know it, Sony just delivered the death blow. Madame Web isn't merely a bad…
The New Look: a gripping drama stitched with historical threads and moral ambiguity
Step into the world of "The New Look," Apple TV+'s lavish new 10-part drama, where iconic designers Coco Chanel and Christian Dior navigate the complexities of Paris under Nazi occupation.…
Alexander: The Making of a God: a docudrama fit for a king… or not?
Imagine trying to tell the story of a legend like Alexander the Great – the battles, the drama, the whole conquering-an-empire thing. That's what Netflix's "Alexander: The Making of a…
Argylle review: this Mission: is Impossible to recommend
Argylle, the latest action comedy from director Matthew Vaughn, boasts a star-studded cast and promises a globe-trotting adventure filled with wit, thrills, and twists. While it delivers on some of…
Mr. & Mrs. Smith reborn: a thrilling reboot that exceeds expectations
Prime Video's gamble on a Mr. & Mrs. Smith reboot seemed fraught with danger. Casting changes, lengthy delays, and the shadow of a failed TV adaptation all loomed large.…
Beyond Narcos: Netflix’s Griselda review: ambition, betrayal and revenge
Onscreen, a quote from Pablo Escobar sets the tone for the new series: “The only man I was ever afraid of was a woman named Griselda Blanco.” "Griselda" throws open…
True Detective: Night Country: A haunting journey through frozen darkness
HBO's True Detective returns for its fourth season, venturing into the desolate Alaskan tundra with Night Country. This atmospheric crime drama, helmed by newcomer director Issa López, throws off the…
Berlin review: Netflix’s Money Heist prequel: compromised
Unveiling the Maestro: Pedro Alonso returns, relishing the chance to fully inhabit Berlin's flamboyant narcissism. He glides through opulent Parisian settings, dripping in designer labels and exuding a dangerous magnetism.…