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Tag Archives: Netflix
Carrying the Burden of Humanity on Her Shoulders
Atlas (2024) This film is not a favourite of critics, but is one of the most watched in Netflix history, at least in its first week of streaming. It has been described as ‘clunky’ ‘far-fetched’ and late 20th century in … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, Atlas, feminism, films, Netflix, science fiction
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It is the Use of Mirrors that Shows Her True Beauty
Bridgerton (Season Three) This season has been a long time coming. They say patience is a virtue, but the fear of being single your whole life calls for desperate measures during desperate times. Taking the spotlight this season will be Penelope Featherington … Continue reading
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Tagged England, Georgian period, high society, London UK, Mayfair, Netflix, television, wallflower
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It Wasn’t an Easter Egg, It was a Christmas Cracker
Saint Nicholas Day (December 6th) In the show, The Signal, Sven and Paula’s 10th anniversary was St. Nicholas Day. The event at the end of the series was three months after the Paula’s original (publicized) prediction. That’s quite telling. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Father Christmas, Germany, Netflix, saints, Voyager I
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Is There Something Really Out There?
The Signal (2024) This is a German series, dubbed into English on Netflix. It takes an interesting premise and adds so many twists and turns to the story line that you cannot look away, in case you might miss something. … Continue reading
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Tagged alien contact, aliens, billionaire, government control, hello/goodbye, Netflix, science fiction, space discovery
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She’s Not Just in Distress, She’s in Peril
Damsel (2024) This Netflix film turns the ‘happily-ever-after’ fairytale on its head. It’s a cross between the harshest Disney films with Lord of the Rings, especially where it directs our attention to a fire-breathing dragon. It is also a feminist … Continue reading
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Tagged bride, dragons, fairytales, humanity, marriage, Netflix, the mystical marriage
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A Celebration to Ward Off Evil Spirits
Midsummer Night (2024) I’ve been to several family get-togethers where there are simmering tensions just below the surface, but this Netflix series takes the cake. The version we watched the other night was dubbed into English, so it is easier … Continue reading
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Tagged family, Netflix, Norway, relationships, rituals, summer
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It Takes a Village of Women to School an Errant Boy
Scoop (2024) I’ve referenced this Netflix show previously as a backdrop to the actual interview that took place for a Newsnight presentation in November 2019. The actors are superb in their portrayal of the individuals involved. In one case a … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, British Royal Family, Epstein, HRH, Netflix, relationships, sex scandal, United Kingdom
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A Little Canadian Show about Mental Health and Sports
Spinning Out (2020) Every time a family member suggests a certain Netflix or Prime video, we try it out. This suggestion came with an enthusiastic response, even though it’s about bipolar disorder that’s been passed from the mother to the … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar disorder, figure skating, love, manic-depressive, Netflix, relationships, sports, trust
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Will It Rain or Shine on St. Swithin’s Day?
One Day (2024) This show is described as a drama series. It certainly isn’t a lot of fun. A Romeo/Juliet style love story for the modern day. Dexter is a rich boy from London, Emma is a a poor girl … Continue reading
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Tagged drama, Netflix, relationships, United Kingdom, young love, yuppies
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American Misanthropy?
Leave The World Behind (2023) In case of emergency, break the glass! To say we are ill-prepared for a total breakdown of society is an understatement. Recent headlines have highlighted the risk of Russia using nuclear weapons in space to … Continue reading
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Tagged end of the world, films, Netflix, politics, proverbs, United States history
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