TV Reviews5.6/10
Disenchantment Review: Princess Bean’s Kingdom Deserves Better Than Its Own Jokes
A princess, a knight and a demon traverse a realm of folly and peril, amid jests that mock power and station.
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Tag: Netflix
SNL UK Roasts Harry and Meghan as They Return to the U.K.
SNL UK roasts Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on their homecoming, mocking their Netflix deal and lifestyle brand.
TV Reviews6.3/10
Bly Manor Builds Its Dread Well, But the Middle Stretch Drags
A governess, a haunted manor, and ghosts in the walls—this tale of dread and terror rewards patience, though its middle drags.
TV Reviews6.7/10
Upload Review: Robbie Amell’s Deadpan Chemistry Carries a Good, Flawed Comedy
A review of Upload, Netflix's satirical comedy about a man who uploads his mind to a digital afterlife, starring Robbie Amell.
TV Reviews4/10
Five Years On, Winx Saga’s Magic Is Darker but Thinner Than Its Predecessor
A dark, adult take on the magical-girl genre that fails to ignite its own slow-burning flame.
TV Reviews4.8/10
Six Years On, Selena’s Netflix Biopic Still Captures the Voice While Hurrying the Legend
A watchable, touching biopic of Selena Quintanilla's early years with her family band, weighed against the demands of modern TV pacing.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Emily in Paris Review: Pretty Pictures, Empty Story
A tale of a young woman in Paris whose trials and triumphs prove far less interesting than the city itself.
TV Reviews6.8/10
‘Shadow and Bone’ Review: A Season That Shines in the Fold but Drags Through Its Back Half
A review of Netflix's Shadow and Bone, a spectacle-rich fantasy series that succeeds with its characters but stumbles on villain and pacing.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Nine Years On, El Chapo Still Shows How a Biopic Turns a Monster Into a Man
A Netflix chronicle of El Chapo's rise, capture, escape, and return, told with spectacle and star power, though marred by a wandering second season.
TV Reviews7/10
The Defenders Brings Four Heroes Together, but the Hand Is Too Thin to Carry Them
A review of Marvel's The Defenders, where four Netflix heroes unite against a weak villain in a tale of ambition and filler.