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Lanterns Season 1 delivers a live action adaptation of Green Lantern actually worth watching, even if it isn’t perfect.
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Netflix’s miniseries, The Final Problem, has Agatha Christie all over it, even if its an original novel, and it’s for the better.
Inside the Circle sees a group of friends drawn into a public controversy when one of them shares a video of a recently deceased icon.
Catherine Zeta-Jones is great in the stylishly flashy Kill Jackie, but all that flash can’t hide thin characterization and contrived plotlines.
The Crow Club Episode 3 did a lot to move Vann and Rakkhun’s story forward, pacing and narrative issues keep it from being as good as it could be.
War Episode 1 sets up a mundane premise that is rescued in the eleventh hour by a plot twist which alone earns it enough interest for a second episode.
Ellen leads a battle of her own in Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 Episode 3 as the Mackenzies’ family castle comes under siege.
Mike Flanagan embraces the familiar with great success in Carrie (2026), but the giant swings he takes to add new things ultimately miss the mark.
Netflix’s East of Eden is a modern adaptation that doesn’t turn its back on the past, but expands on the tragedy.
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