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From Movies to Web Series Review Our reviews go beyond plot summaries. We delve into the heart of the story, analyzing themes, character development, and the overall impact of the series or movie
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Mrs Playmen Series Review: A Magazine as A Place of Experimentation and Freedom of Expression
Arrived on Netflix this Wednesday, Mrs Playmen is a miniseries that looks to the past for questioning the present. At…
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The Beast in Me Season 1 Review: Elegant and Psychologically Charged Thriller?
Vinegar’s The Beast in Me is presented openly. What, more disturbing atmosphere, but givenas a psychological thriller focused on the confrontation…
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The Running Man 2025 Movie Review: Glenn Powell Doesn’t Make You Regret!
Edgar Wright goes back to mixing action and irony in The Running Man, proving his once again extraordinary ability to…
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Baramulla Movie Review: A Psychological Thriller Set In Gloomy, Spooky Kashmir
Baramulla Movie Review: In the heart of Kashmir, among snow-capped mountains and alleys steeped in history, lives Ridwaan Sayyid, a…
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Death by Lightning Series Review: A Fragile Balance Between Satire and Tragedy!
Death by Lightning is a forgotten American story. The Netflix miniseries, available from November 6th, retraces (obviously in a fictionalized…
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Pluribus Series Review: Apple TV’s Series By Vince Gilligan Dig Into Your Brain
Pluribus Series Review: From 7 November, with the release of the first two out of seven episodes of Pluribus on…
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Maxton Hall Season 2 Review: Between Mourning, Power and Destroyed Loves!
Maxton Hall Season 2 Review: From November 7th, all 6 episodes of teen drama are available on Prime Video Maxton…
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Predator: Badlands Review: Through Breathtaking Scenes, Hyperdynamic Combat, and The Excellent Performance of Elle Fanning
Predator: Badlands Review: Time for the numbers: nine, seven, six. They mean a lot to Predator: Badlands, directed by Dan…
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The Ugly Stepsister Movie Review: The Fairy Tale About a Sick World! (Den stygge stesøsteren)
Set in an imaginary Sweden between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, The Ugly Stepsister (Den stygge stesøsteren) by Emilie Blichfeldt…
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It Was Just an Accident Movie Review: Panahi and the Eternal Dilemma Between Revenge and Forgiveness!
As the title suggests, it all starts with It Was Just an Accident (Yek tasadef sadeh). A family traveling by…
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Ballad of a Small Player Netflix Review: A Cinematic Gem and Gambling With The Algorithm
With Ballad of a Small Player, now available at Netflix, Edward Berger abandons the trenches of Nothing new on the…
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The Witcher Season 4 Review: Feels More Like a Bridge to the Finale!
The Witcher Season 4 is a chapter of metamorphosis. After three years inextricably linked to the image of Henry Cavill,…
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The Asset Netflix Review: Netflix Series Between Spies, Deceptions and Hidden Truths
The Asset Netflix Review (Legenden): I just finished watching The Asset (Legenden) on Netflix, and I must tell you something:…
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The Elixir Movie Review: A Visually Powerful But Narratively Chaotic Indonesian Zombie Movie
In The Elixir, available on Netflix, Indonesian director Kimo Stamboel turns a simple sci-fi premise into a visceral nightmare. It all…
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IT: Welcome to Derry Review: Visually Powerful and Acted with Intensity!
Returning to Derry means, once again, dealing with time: the chronological one of the sixties and the more convoluted one…
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Nobody Wants This Season 2 Review: The Series is Even More Millennial-Friendly!
Nobody Wants This Season 2, the romantic series starring Adam Brody and Kristen Bell, returned to Netflix. Available with 10…
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