Cynthia Vinney

1 week ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

Contains spoilers for "You" Season 5Penn Badgley's Joe Goldberg has said his last "Hello, you" to an attractive young woman, as "You" came to an end with Season 5. The show, which was initially broadcast on Lifetime but moved to Netflix for Season 2 onward, followed an obsessive man who loved to be in love. In fact, he loved it so much that he repeatedly found himself falling head over heels. Of course, if that came with a side of stalking and murder, what could Joe do to stop it?

2 weeks ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

RATING : 7 / 10 The message about family is still potentThis version improves Nani’s story Very similar to the original Another month, another Disney live-action remake — and this one is among the most recent ones yet. The animated "Lilo & Stitch" came out in 2002 and has been remade as a live-action movie 23 years later. As a result, the remake seems like it was made for those in Generation Z or younger.

3 weeks ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

In "Bullet Train," a cadre of rough-and-tumble types come together for different reasons on the titular mode of transportation. Ladybug (Brad Pitt) just wants an easy job to get himself back into the swing of things, and his handler, Maria Beetle (Sandra Bullock), swears to him this is that gig — just a quick grab of a suitcase, and he's all done. But when assassins, like Tangerine (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and Lemon (Brian Tyree Henry), the Wolf (Benito A.

3 weeks ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Canadian multihyphenate Mae Martin has been a Netflix favorite since appearing on the stand-up series “Comedians of the World” in 2019. Since then, they co-created and starred on the rom-com series “Feel Good” and headlined the comedy special “Mae Martin: SAP” in 2023. With the upcoming thriller “Wayward,” Martin shifts gears, trading laughs for suspense. Created by and starring Martin, the limited series will premiere on Netflix in 2025.

3 weeks ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Gearing up for a second season, Netflix’s “North of North” is a charming comedy about Siaja (Anna Lambe), an Inuk woman rebuilding her life after a public breakup. Created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, the Canadian series takes place in Nunavut, deep in the Arctic. But despite its icy setting, the show delivers so much heart that it melts right through. Following a successful Season 1, the Arctic comedy is already getting another installment.