If you’ve been scrolling aimlessly through Netflix and not finding anything to grab your attention, you’re in luck, because the streaming service has announced their latest round of additions.
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For those planning to ring in the New Year parked in front of the TV catching up on the latest episodes of your favorite shows or movies, you may want to start a little early, because Netflix announced what’s leaving next month.
While curling up under a blanket with a bowl of popcorn and your favorite TV series may sound like the best way to unwind after a long day, science now suggests you could pay for your binge-fests later in life in the form of decreased mental capacity.
Tommy “White Knife” Stockburn (Adam Sandler) sets out to rescue his kidnapped dad with the help of five brothers he never knew he had in the Western comedy “The Ridiculous 6” (Friday, Netflix).
If nothing else, “Scrooged” should have taught Bill Murray the hazards of producing a live TV special on Christmas Eve.
“May the Force be with you” vs. “Live Long and Prosper,” lightsabers vs. phasers, warp drive vs. hyperdrive. The fan debate over which story, technology, space ships and characters are superior started a long time ago.
“Real Rob” follows an exaggerated version of Rob Schneider as he deals with the challenges of his younger Mexican wife, a new baby, a stalker and an incompetent assistant.
Quentin Tarantino will appear on MSNBC’s “All In With Chris Hayes” on Wednesday night to discuss the police boycott of his films following the director’s comments about police violence.
With the loss of some Halloween classics right at the start of October, you can bet that Netflix is making that up with some more of your favorites.
October is shaping up to be a busy month for Netflix, with just as many titles being removed as are going to be added, including some Halloween favorites you should consider checking out before the month is up.
Hollywood is seeing a boom in movies, TV shows and reality series about transgender topics. To meet the demand, casting directors and producers are often going through unorthodox channels to find transgender talent – experienced or not.
Could it be that television is now better than the movies?
It’s a bad month for cartoon sequels, cult classics and science fiction on Netflix in September, as many classic titles are being removed in their monthly cleanse.
A pretty big chunk of TV shows and movies is coming to Netflix this month, which will be much needed after the streaming giant drops more than 60 titles — including some favorites.
As titles go, “Fear the Walking Dead” isn’t just underwhelming, it’s a little deceptive. Then again, “Expressing a Feeling That Begins as Mild Curiosity but Eventually Grows to Encompass a Moderate Amount of Concern About the Walking Dead” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue.
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