Category: TV Movies
What to Watch on TV This Week: A Tale of Two Cities, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, The Paper, and More
For the week of September 6th, our TV suggestions include A Tale of Two Cities, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, The Paper, Colin From Accounts, and more. Read our recommendations!
Don’t Say Good Luck Is Perfectly Poignant and Emotionally Deep
Don’t Say Good Luck is genuinely bittersweet, yet heartfelt thanks to Sunny Sandler and Melanie Lynskey’s moving performances and a deep story. Read our review!
The Last House Is a Mystery That Never Evolves
The Last House is a futile attempt at contributing to the sci-fi horror genre and fails to deliver on its premise. Read on for our review!
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review: An Excellent Premise with a Flawed Execution
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender has an intriguing premise that focuses on Aang and his identity as the last Airbender. However, despite some positive aspects, the story’s execution ultimately falls flat. Read our review!
The Dink Review: Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen Make Their Shots Count
Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen deliver a fun back-and-forth comedy with Apple TV’s The Dink, even if the stakes feel low. Read our review!
Voicemails for Isabelle Review: This Is How A Heart Breaks and Heals
Netflix creates one of its best with this sappy love story that steals your heart. You’ll be amazed by the chemistry and writing. Read our review.
Heartstopper Forever Trailer Sees Charlie and Nick Face an Uncertain Romantic Future
The trailer for Heartstopper Forever finds Charlie and Nick struggling to face a future without each other. Read on for the details!
Enola Holmes 3 Trailer Finds Sherlock Holmes Missing Betwixt the Burning Flames of Marriage
The trailer for Enola Holmes 3 sees the younger Holmes sibling looking for Sherlock amidst her engagement to Tewkesbury. Read on for the details!
Office Romance Review: The Right Kind Of Wrong
Office Romance doesn’t get everything right. However, what it does get right is Brett Goldstein and Jennifer Lopez’s romantic charm. Read our review.
Ladies First Review: A Fun but Predictable Comedy of Gender Role Reversals
Netflix’s Ladies First, starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike, has some solid and some cringey humor, but is ultimately a very tame take on chauvinism. Read on for our review!