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‘The Beast in Me’: A Searing Claire Danes Brings Powerful Emotional Weight To Netflix’s Compulsively Watchable Thriller

Netflix’s limited series “The Beast in Me” is the latest example of old formulas still working like fine aged wines. Read the plot and it sounds like a scenario that has been…

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‘The Witcher’: Liam Hemsworth Wields the Sword in a Fourth Season That Widens Its Fantasy Saga

A character like Geralt of Rivia may seem easy to cast from a distance. You just need a buff and tall enough guy to dress in the costume and don the long white…

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‘Nobody Wants This’: Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s Unorthodox Romance Continues To Hang in the Balance in Second Season

In the finale of the acclaimed first season of Netflix’s “Nobody Wants This,” Joanne Williams (Kristen Bell) and Noah Roklov (Adam Brody) ended up back in each other’s arms after almost breaking…

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‘Mr. Scorsese’ Profiles the Good, the Violent and the Saintly of a Great American Director’s Life and Career 

Few film directors achieve the status of a cultural icon. There is no doubt Martin Scorsese is of that stature. One of the best directors of our time, his body of work spans…

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HBO’s ‘The Chair Company’ Finds Tim Robinson at His Deranged Best

Any workplace comedy is one of manners, usually dictated by Human Resources, but in Tim Robinson’s hands, “The Chair Company” sits on social awkwardness. The HBO series begins with his character, Ron…

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‘Wayward’: Troubled Teens Attempt to Leap Over the Cuckoo’s Nest in Mae Martin’s Eerie Psychological Thriller

There is no end to the torments inflicted on teenagers for dark entertainment. Detention in Netflix’s “Wayward” offers to take away the pain, along with any memory, personality quirk, or smirky smile…

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Steven Knight’s ‘House of Guinness’ Taps the Sweet Spot Between ‘Succession’ and ‘Peaky Blinders’

Netflix’s “House of Guinness” is a stout dynastic drama poured with precision, and just the right amount of fizz. From “Peaky Blinders” creator Steven Knight, this story of the Guinness brewing family…

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‘The Girlfriend’: Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke Turn ‘Psycho’ Dynamic Around, but Keep It in the Family

Like mother, like potential daughter-in-law, “The Girlfriend” is a tale of two psychos. Based on Michelle Frances’ 2017 novel, this eight-episode Prime Video limited series is a blistering and paranoid take on…

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