Number of episodes: 6 A Bridgerton spin-off and man it’s great. Shonda Rhimes decided that the Queen (Golda Rosheuvel) needed her own backstory. Flipping back and forth between the present and the past, you watch a woman who had no desire to be queen, fight for her marriage and love in a new way. We … Continue reading Queen Charlotte
Number of seasons: 2 Based on the book of the same title by Kristin Hannah, welcome to the world of Firefly Lane. On a street on the outskirts of Seattle, WA, two neighbors, Tully and Kate become fast friends and take on a life together. Set across the span of many decades, you watch the … Continue reading Firefly Lane
Okay so if you didn’t watch MMPR as a kid, just go ahead and skip this one because you’ll think it’s extremely lame. For those that are still with me, this is pretty fun. Yes it’s corny but it’s a fun current take on what could go wrong with the OG Power Rangers now. Trini … Continue reading Mighty Morphing Power Rangers: Once & Always
Number of episodes: 10 Night Action, is a White House emergency line that sends agents in response to those in danger all around the world. A governmental 911 service, if you will, and someone's got to answer the phone. FBI-agent Peter Sutherland is an American hero who has been assigned man the Night Action phone … Continue reading The Night Agent
Rom-com legends of movies past have united to bring you a delightful new movie. Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher are best friends who spend a week living in each others’ homes. Sounds easy enough until the suppressed feelings of the last 20 years force them to decide if they really like each other or not. … Continue reading Your Place Or Mine
Warning: if you get uncomfortable with awkward situations avoid this movie Jonah Hill wants to marry Eddie Murphy's daughter and Elaine from Seinfeld is Jonah's mom. If that doesn't set the scene for an hour of uncomfortable giggles I don't know what will. The dry banter takes a toll when it starts effecting Hill and … Continue reading You People
Based on the incredibly inspiring true story, two sisters who swim competitively leave flee their war-torn country in order to train for the Olympics. Sara and Yusra Mardini’s journey as refugees is haunting and courageous. They swam alongside their boat from Syria to Greece. I haven't watched a movie that moved me in a while … Continue reading The Swimmers
Don’t you hate it when you have to evacuate because of a chemical leak? Based on the book of the same name by Don DeLillo, Professor Gladney (Adam Driver), his new wife (THE Greta Gerwig), and his family are forced to leave their home because of a toxic cloud headed towards their town. This movie … Continue reading White Noise
Back at it again, Daniel Craig has hung up his Bond suits for a southern drawl as he reprises his role as Detective Benoit Blanc. This time he's invited to a remote island to investigate the murder of Edward Norton, who hasn't died yet? This was Grade A comedy and just as creative and wacky … Continue reading Glass Onion
Number of episodes: 8 Creepy, kooky and altogether spooky Wednesday is a thriving success in my book. Wasn’t completely onboard with this cause who could ever replace the OG Christina Ricci but Jenny Ortega is great. Wednesday Addams is taken to the same boarding school her parents went to where she’s hunted, haunted and caught … Continue reading Wednesday
Millie Bobbie Brown is back as the sassy and awkward detective. This time she’s been tasked with finding a match shop worker’s sister. Teaming up unexpectedly with her brother Sherlock, watch Brown as she tries to dodge the police and make sense out of impossible clues. Honestly, I don’t mind these movies. They’re creative and … Continue reading Enola Holmes 2
High school, but it's the birthplace of fairy tales and is plagued with mysterious dark magic….welcome to The School for Good and Evil! Based on the beloved YA book, Sophie and Agatha want to escape their town but Sophie’s great idea brings them both to the SFGAE. But instead of going into the schools that … Continue reading The School for Good and Evil
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