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A Netflix documentary promises to show us the man beyond the boxing ring and the pranks. But it’s just another…
ByA Netflix documentary promises to show us the man beyond the boxing ring and the pranks. But it’s just another…
ByNow on Netflix, the coming-of-age film encapsulates the pain of adolescence in a small town.
ByRecent attempts to revive the genre, from Netflix’s Obsession to Paramount’s Fatal Attraction, are neither erotic nor thrilling.
ByForget The Crown – the uncanny veracity of this wild satire rings out like the dinner gong at Balmoral.
ByToday, almost every household subscribes to a streaming service; the typical US household has five. The battle for our attention…
ByThe documentary Moneyshot grapples with the adult industry’s biggest problems – but not those who consume its content.
ByThis ambitious move by Netflix is sure to make its broadcast television rivals rather nervous.
ByCould the channel use a hit? Every time my subscription leaves my bank account, I think again that it could.
ByThe new series of the Netflix show is more Hello! magazine than history – and no more exciting for it.…
ByIn death as in life, the actress has been used, abused and commodified. Netflix’s film Blonde is just the latest…
ByThis Breaking Bad spin-off was a high point in television drama: never has a series better conveyed the complexities of…
ByColleen Rooney? Boris Johnson? Prince Andrew? All have gone through the pop culture scandal to prestige TV pipeline.
ByThe most ambitious shows on the platform are axed before they reach their peak, frustrating writers and viewers alike.
ByAt its London Film Festival premiere, Noah Baumbach told audiences his adaptation of Don DeLillo’s novel is about “how crazy…
ByIn 1985, White Noise captured America’s nascent attention economy. Can an $80m Netflix adaptation live up to his vision?
ByIt is possible to both view climate change as an existential crisis and support JK Rowling’s view on trans rights.
ByFor all she dominates, this isn’t a story about the duchess. It’s much bigger than that.
ByBoiling Point, The Bear and The Menu find their tension in the gruelling, claustrophobic world of fine dining.
ByIt gets to the heart of transatlantic cultural differences over openness, class and racism.
ByThe show is a Seventies Timotei ad meets The Crown with some light top notes of the Ladybird book of…
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