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SPOILER WARNING: This review covers all 6 episodes of Loki, so obviously contains massive spoilers! Loki, featuring the return of Tom Hiddleston to the MCU, has escaped with the tesseract, and is subsequently caught by the TVA. He agrees to help Owen Wilson’s Mobius track down a variant that is conveniently a version of himself. […]
Shadow and Bone is based upon the popular Young Adult series, The Grisha Trilogy, which takes place in a steampunk-ish, Russian fantasy world at war. The story’s main character is Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li), an orphan who discovers she has some magical powers when she journeys into something called the Fold with her childhood
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Trese is the newest Netflix Original Anime, based upon a Filipino comic by the same name. The show follows Alexandra Trese, who is a paranormal detective, and assists the police with paranormal crimes. The series is set in Manila, and creatures from the lore of the Philippines coexist alongside the humans. Trese is known as
Mare of Easttown is an American crime drama limited series that premiered on HBO and Sky Atlantic back in April. Starring Kate Winslet and a stellar supporting cast including the likes of Guy Pearce, Evan Peters and Julianne Nicholson, I was initially sceptical. However, while on the surface appearing to be a run of the
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Before I began writing my review for season two of Black Summer, which arrives on Netflix later this week, I checked over my review for season one. To be honest, I could pretty much copy most of what I wrote for that season and paste it into the review for this one, as it all
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I discovered Superstore the week I moved out of my childhood home for the final time. I had the house to myself and was packing up my belongings in the living room when I stumbled across an episode on ITV2 (Manager’s Conference). Within a couple of minutes, I was hooked, and suddenly I wanted to
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After joining forces with Netflix in 2017, Mark Millar (of Kick-Ass and Kingsman fame) now brings the graphic novel he created along with artist Frank Quitely in 2013 to the small screen, with all 8 episodes are now available to stream. Spanning 90 years, Jupiter’s Legacy is an epic story of six ordinary people who
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You’d have to have been hiding under a rock to not know that the much-awaited series 6 of Line of Duty has hit our screens. After all the hype, cliffhangers and the promise of finally revealing who the elusive “H” is, was it worth the wait? Yes… and no. Line of Duty is probably the
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The final episode of Marvel’s second ‘official’ tv series, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier dropped at the weekend, wrapping up what has been a rather different and more subdued experience than what we saw with WandaVision. It’s difficult not to compare The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to WandaVision, but the two couldn’t be
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No doubt inspired by the huge success of Enola Holmes last year, Netflix now appears to have gone Sherlock Holmes crazy with its upcoming releases. On top of more adventures with Millie Bobby Brown as Enola Holmes, there’s also a ‘Sherlock Junior’ movie currently in development, as well as talk of a ‘Sherlock’s Daughter’ series.
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Invincible is the latest in a long line of comic book adaptations that I feel ashamed to say I had never heard of before watching it. An adult animated superhero show, it’s brought to us by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and the first three of its eight episodes will be arriving on Amazon
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Calls is a new nine-episode series coming to Apple TV+ on March 19th and is based on a CANAL Plus French series by Timothée Hochet, which itself is based on a short film Hochet directed in 2016. This version is directed by Fede Álvarez (Don’t Breathe, Evil Dead) and follows a very basic premise in
What if a simple DNA test could match you to your one true love? And how far would you go to find The One? Well, if that idea sounds vaguely familiar then it might be because you’ve watched the show Soulmates, which recently released on Amazon Prime and covers a very similar concept. The One,
WandaVision is the latest Marvel series to hit the small screen, arriving in a flood of hype as the first official series to tie in with the rest of the MCU. Initially, I hadn’t been interested in this after struggling to enjoy previous Marvel series, however after discovering that everyone I know was watching this,
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Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel is the latest stylised true-crime documentary from Netflix, and it’s a pretty scary watch, but not in the way you’d expect from something that has been advertised as a supernatural murder mystery. The 4 episode documentary series focuses on a notorious hotel in downtown L.A, Hotel Cecil,
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Where to begin? When I set out to review the new Netflix teen show Ginny and Georgia, I was optimistic, unsure of what I would be watching. The trailer didn’t give too much away, which intrigued me, and I wondered what would be so interesting about the life of a mother and daughter. What was
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