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6 days ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
Romantic heartbreak is the one most often depicted in media, being the main focus of songs, novels, and screenplays for as long as we can remember. On the contrary, the end of a close friendship, equally intimate and formative, rarely gets the same attention, earning a backseat when they reach the end, even though they can arguably be even more disorienting.
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6 days ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
With the sheer avalanche of new shows dropping in an era overflowing with new television projects, it's easy for the most original and entertaining series to get lost in the shuffle. While the 2020s have delivered headline-grabbing hits, some of the decade's most brilliant series have quietly just flown under the radar. So what unsung masterpieces are quietly redefining what TV can be?
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1 week ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
The 2010s were a defining decade for TV, with more great shows than ever before and more ways for them to slip through the cracks. While some series became immediate cultural touchstones, others dazzled audiences and built passionate fanbases, though still not enough to gather mainstream audiences and earn the love they deserved.
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1 week ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
Rom-coms are delightful — they have us laughing, crying, and cheering on our favorite on-screen duos as they finally get together in the end after navigating a maze of misunderstandings and grand gestures. But how many of us have paused to wonder: would they actually make it if the story continued past the credits? What if the fairytale didn't quite last forever? As much as we cherish the magic of movie romance, sometimes reality has other plans.
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1 week ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
Much like film, television has evolved into a rich canvas for exploring complex philosophies, ranging from existentialism, with its emphasis on choice and meaning, to nihilism, the notion that life is ultimately without purpose or inherent value. Through character arcs, plot twists, and highly entertaining narratives, television shows have become a modern-day forum that provides food for thought and invites audiences to reflect on their beliefs.
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2 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Alexandra Byrne |Daniela Gama
It's not difficult to watch a historical movie and find yourself completely swept away by the world on screen, and costumes often have a lot to do with it. The best historical films do not just tell a story, but rather transport audiences to a different era, down to the last button. A large part of their success relies on accurately depicting the lavish costumes from their respective time; good costuming stands out effortlessly.
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2 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
Few actors have left as indelible a mark on independent film as the talented queen of indies, Parker Posey, who has recently captured the attention of many with her role as Victoria Ratliff in the beloved and critically acclaimed Max series The White Lotus. Known for her campy Southern accent, impeccable comedic timing, and knack for playing delightful, offbeat characters, Posey has proven to be one of the unique talents of her generation.
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3 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
The rom-com genre has blessed us with some of cinema's most beloved and iconic stories, and the couples at their center have helped set the standard for on-screen romance. However, some leave us wondering whether some of the "happily ever afters" feel entirely earned. Sometimes, the best chemistry is strictly platonic, and love, at least the romantic kind, isn't always the answer.
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3 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
TV finales can be tricky. After investing years in a beloved show, it can be disappointing to be left staring at the screen in stunned silence as the credits roll. Unfortunately, this happens a lot, and it's like a plot twist we didn't ask for. It's no wonder that so many finales end up dividing audiences; while some want closure, others crave ambiguity. While some want major twists, others just want their favorite characters to be happy. Still, not every show ends in complete chaos.
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3 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Daniela Gama
The romance genre can always transport us across continents, through eras, and into the hearts of unforgettable lovers and love tales. Whether through their grand storytelling, breathtaking visuals, or the vast emotion that genuinely immerses viewers, sweeping romantic movies are defined by their scale and ability to make love stories feel universal and timeless, no matter how much time passes.
