Romance

Love Brooklyn struggles to find narrative depth but is aided by the trio at the center with Nicole Beharie being a major standout.

The History of Sound is a slow, sonorous trod through the woods between two lovers, literally and emotionally, as they record folk songs together.

While the story drags on too long, its pacing can’t overpower the utter sweetness and simplicity of teenage love in Love Untangled.

Heather and Jack fall in love traveling across Europe following his great-grandfather’s journal in YA romance done right, The Map That Leads to You.

Crunchyroll announced a new slate of anime acquisitions including The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife during AnimagiC 2025.

Our Times (Nuestros Tiempos) launches a scientific couple 60 years into the future where they have to adapt to the culture of the times.

Tastefully Yours Episodes 9-10 doesn’t feel like a finale despite being one, highlighting how underwhelming the series has been.

Netflix Original Series Forever is a Judy Blume story that may be timestamped at 2018, but it’s timeless in every way.

Queens of Drama could easily become a queer cult classic and we talked about its glorious campiness with director Alexis Langlois.

A Nice Indian Boy delivers a strong core story but can’t quite deliver on the main romance due to a lack of chemistry.