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The Third Day Episode 6 Review: A Heartbreakingly Dramatic Divorce
The Third Day episode 6 brings an end to an exceptional miniseries about grief and its impacts and beautifully ties up its loose ends.
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Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries Volume 2 Review: 6 More Baffling Mysteries
Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Volume 2 delivers six more confusing unsolved incidents that are harrowing and baffling, but somehow misses to make the mark.
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Netflix’s Dream Home Makeover Review: Unoriginal but Stylish
Netflix's Dream Home Makeover is a generic home-makeover show that does nothing innovate but is perfect to veg-out in front of.
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Netflix’s Grand Army Review: Trying to be too Grand
Netflix's Grand Army has absolutely so much going on that it forgets to focus on all five of its characters equally. It's a decent watch, but don't expect a harmless and light-hearted teenage drama.
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Netflix’s The Barrier Episode 6 Review: Marta in Danger?
The Barrier episode 6 is slower than the rest, but consists of a lot of information and exposition, getting us ready for the upcoming episodes.
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Netflix’s Someone Has to Die Review: A Crime Called Love
Netflix's Someone Has to Die is a 3-episode limited series that holds on to the shock factor throughout. It's a gripping and engaging slow-burn.
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Netflix’s A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting Review: A Known Monster
A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting is a horror-comedy movie targeting the tweens. It's creepy and funny for the kids, but might drag for the older generation.
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Netflix’s Blackpink: Light Up the Sky Review: Fun and Heartwarming
Netflix's Blackpink: Light Up the Sky is a documentary film on the rise to fame of gang band Blackpink.
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The Third Day Episode 5 Review: Complications and More Complications
The Third Day episode 5 brings it up a notch with re-introducing characters and meshing the stories together. It's tense and taut.
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All The Bright Places Review: A Showcase of Teenage Love and Trauma
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TV Shows and Movies on HBO are Becoming Free for Non-Subscribers
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Netflix’s Oloture Review: Gutsy, Gritty but Important
'Oloture' is a film on prostitution and human trafficking which exists all over the world. Oloture, the protagonist, goes on a journey to uncover the truth.
Netflix’s Father Soldier Son Review: A Story of Sacrifice and Strength
The 99-minutes-long documentary is heartwarming and heart wrenching at the same time. Father Soldier Son is a MUST WATCH.
Netflix’s Mystery Lab Review: Equal Parts Fun and Informative
Netflix's documentary series Mystery Lab with host Felipe Castanhari deals with a wide range of topics and discusses the science behind them. Who says learning has to be boring?