Tag Archives: Netflix
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025) Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, Second Cut
Tagged Daniel Craig, Glenn Close, Josh O'Connor, Knives Out, Mystery, Netflix, Rian Johnson, Wake Up Dead Man
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Frankenstein (2025) Review
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Tagged Christoph Waltz, Frankenstein, Gothic Horror, Guillermo del Toro, Horror, Jacob Elordi, Mary Shelley, Mia Goth, Netflix, Oscar Isaac, Sci-fi
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Havoc (2025) Review
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Tagged Action, Gareth Evans, Havoc, Jessie Mei Li, Netflix, The Raid, Thriller, Timothy Olyphant, Tom Hardy
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The Electric State (2025) Review
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Tagged Anthony Russo, Chris Pratt, Joe Russo, Millie Bobby Brown, Netflix, Sci-fi, The Electric State
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The Remarkable Life of Ibelin (2024) Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Benjamin Ree, Documentary, Netflix, The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, World of Warcraft
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Review in Brief: Orion and the Dark (2024)
Charlie Kaufman’s latest exploration of existential dread is, unexpectedly, a kids’ animation from Dreamworks and director Sean Charmatz. Highly neurotic eleven-year-old Orion (Jacob Tremblay) is swept off on an adventure by the anthropomorphic personifications of night, lead by Dark (Paul … Continue reading
Rebel Moon (2023) Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Action, Djimon Hounsou, Netflix, Rebel Moon, Sci-fi, Sofia Boutella, Zack Snyder
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Review in Brief: The Sea Beast
If you had to deliver THE SEA BEAST as an elevator pitch, it would be PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN meets HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON, though this beautiful animation on Netflix is easily as fun as the former and as … Continue reading
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Tagged Animation, Chris Williams, Family Film, Jared Harris, Karl Urban, Netflix, The Sea Beast, Zaris-Angel Hator
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HBO Max, Scuttling Content and the Waste of the Streaming War
This week the completely dumbfounding news emerged that HBO Max has cancelled two upcoming films that had already been completed; Adil and Bilall’s BATGIRL and animated sequel SCOOB: HOLIDAY HAUNT. It’s not unheard of for studios to pull the plug … Continue reading →