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With its presence on the Netflix top-10 list, you might be considering adding The Killer to your Thanksgiving weekend watch list.
The streamer’s capsule summary is as follows: “After a fateful near miss, an assassin battles his employers — and himself — on an international hunt for retribution he insists isn’t personal.”
For the first hour and a half or so of Fair Play, you’re probably going to wonder where the filmmaker is going with all this — in a good way.
The whodunit Reptile is currently trending on Netflix.
The tagline for the newly released movie directed by Grant Singer is as follows: “A hardened detective uncovers a complex web of deception as he digs for truth behind the brutal murder of a young real estate agent.”
According to Outkick reporter David Hookstead, the“must-watch” Out-laws is, among other things, an “incredibly fun” comedy and “wildly entertaining.”
Vortex is a six-episode science fiction/whodunnit/love story from France that is currently streaming on Netflix.
The Netflix tagline sums up the show quite well: “After reconnecting with his dead wife through a glitch in virtual reality, a police officer tries to negate the mysterious accident that cost her life.”
A few days before Christmas, the sequel to the hit 2019 film Knives Out premiered on Netflix after a brief theatrical release.
Netflix reportedly paid $400-million plus for the rights to Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and a planned third film in the series.
With the holidays upon us, you may be among the millions of consumers scrolling through Netflix, sometimes desperately so, to find something worth watching during the downtime.
The self-congratulatory Academy Awards ceremony, with its TV ratings in steady decline in part because no one has seen or wants to see any of the movies nominated, is on Sunday evening.
Viewers of any content branded as a Netflix original or the equivalent have reason to be wary. Zack Snyder’s much-hyped zombie apocalypse film Army of the Dead is a good example.
Mank, about adult-beverage-loving Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz, a.k.a. Mank, is one of the newer original offerings from Netflix. While movies about Old Hollywood are usually pretty cool, unfortunately this one was boring and self-indulgent. In short, it’s the type of movie that the pretentious critics and compliant functionaries who vote in the Oscars like.
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