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Zendaya in Challengers

Challengers review: the girl is the game

Challengers tells a sports story about tennis and a trio of people who live in that world. The tennis, the love, the competition, the ambition, and the sex all triangles around Zendaya as Tashi. Tashi is a tennis great who […]

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Maisy Stella in My Old Ass

My Old Ass review: touching and tender coming of age

My Old Ass is a coming of age story with fantasy notes and a powerful motif about appreciating the everyday moments in life. It stars Maisy Stella as 18 year old Elliott, about to leave for college. She gets high

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Kathryn Hahn in Agatha All Along

Agatha All Along review: witchy fun

Agatha All Along is Marvel Comics second foray into television series entertainment following the big success of WandaVision. It takes the character Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) on a witchy, supernatural adventure of escapist fun. NO spoilers here.

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Zoe Saldana and Nicole Kidman in Lioness

Lioness season 1 review: a thriller about special ops fighters

Lioness was created by Taylor Sheridan and has all men directors, but I was in it for the women. The women’s roles may have been written for men and gender flipped at the last minute because the women had names

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Emma Myers in A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder review, YA tale about an amateur sleuth

I can see why A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is a hit with the YA crowd. Appealing diverse characters, some LGBTQ characters, interesting mysteries, a bit of romance, and high school shenanigans.

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Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian in Love Lies Bleeding

Love Lies Bleeding review, I’m all in with the love, blood, and lies

Love Lies Bleeding tells a love story as an action thriller and uses a metaphoric exploration of women power in a dynamic story about people on the edges. Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian star.

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Rowan Blanchard, Auli'i Cravalho, and Isabella Ferreira in Crush

Crush review, a sweet and queer coming of age story

The words sex positive are used a lot in Crush, and it’s a fitting description of the entire film. The sex is at a minimum, but the acceptance is maximum. This is a happy and very queer coming of age

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Lily Gladstone in Under the Bridge

Under the Bridge offers a dramatized retelling of a true crime

Under the Bridge is a multi-layered story about the murder of a 14 year old Indian-Canadian girl in the small town of Saanich, a suburb of Victoria, British Columbia. The series is based on a book by Rebecca Godfrey (Riley

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Annette Bening in Apples Never Fall

Apples Never Fall, complicated family drama

Apples Never Fall, with all 7 episodes uploaded, is available on Peacock. This family drama is based on a novel by Liane Moriarty. It was developed by Melanie Marnich. I enjoy reading Liane Moriarty – her novels are always full

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Penélope Cruz and Luana Giuliani in L'immensità

L’immensità: Penélope Cruz mothers a trans child in 1970s Rome

L’immensità tells a tender, heartbreaking story about a mother’s love for her children, one of them trans, in this Italian drama starring Penélope Cruz. The setting is Rome in 1970, not a time and place where gender dysphoria was understood

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