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Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 5-6 build tension while showing growth for its characters through displays of kindness.
Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 3-4 continue to entice the audience with it’s cast and story through the use of time.
While the romance is strong, Crash Course in Romance gets weighed down by its uneven tone and multiple plot points.
A masterclass in escalation, The Glory Part 2 is a perfect exploration of rage and revenge that should be watched far and wide.
Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 1 and 2 present a compelling introduction to the hardships people face and how it’s not a crime to fall in love.
The darker tone of Crash Course in Romance Episodes 13-14 reveals unfortunately true realities that we can’t turn away from.
While Crash Course in Romance Episodes 11-12 propel things forward, the tonal imbalance highlights a repetitive flaw in the series.
The confrontation that we’ve all been waiting for was mostly everything we could have wanted in Crash Course in Romance Episodes 9-10
Trolley tells a superbly executed story about the survivors of assault and the challenges and pressures they face in their struggles.
Love to Hate You may not be subtle in tackling sexism, but its lead romantic duo breathe fresh air into the romance genre
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Always Lalisa is a well-produced music documentary that is arguably one of the most visually appealing in some time, if a bit predictable.