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3 weeks ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Stephen Macaulay |Tony Lee Moral |Rachel Llewellyn
The always-maligned streamer has brought The Master’s movies to its platform, as well as to a 535-seat theater in Manhattan
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1 month ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Robert Dean |Rachel Llewellyn |Omar Gallaga |Rob Kutner
Our protagonists are standing alone, illuminated only by a refrigerator light
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1 month ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Matthew C Ehrlich |Rachel Llewellyn
Conscious Uncoupling is for the Rich
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2 months ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Matthew C Ehrlich |Mia McCullough |Rachel Llewellyn
Why Does TV Keep Misrepresenting Menopause?
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2 months ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
Satirical comedies, hospital dramas and police procedurals are blooming on streaming platforms in April as a late-breaking spring brings a shower of great content. Netflix hosts anticipated seasons of Black Mirror and You, while Hulu offers the revolutionary conclusion to the Handmaid’s Tale, and Amazon Prime brings the world of ballet to life in Étoile.
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2 months ago | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
Black Mirror, The Handmaid’s Tale, You, The Last of Us, Hacks, The Rehearsal, Andor…cancel all appointments, TV is here!
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Mar 13, 2025 | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
Love Is Blind captured America’s deepening partisan divide in its Season 8 finale after two women rejected their partners at the altar over their lukewarm political views. Contestant Sara Carton said “I don’t” to fiancé Ben Mezzenga because his passivity toward issues like gay marriage, vaccines, and Black Lives Matter, while Virginia Miller left partner Devin Buckley partly because of his reluctance to discuss his conservative leaning, faith-based views on camera.
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Mar 13, 2025 | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
Season 8 of the popular dating show inadvertently (or maybe purposefully) ends up reflecting America’s deep partisan rift
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
March is all over the place: it’s got Mardi Gras, Ramadan, Women’s History Month, St. Patrick’s Day and Lent, sending us on a month-long rollercoaster of partying, fasting, reading Mary Oliver poetry, binge-drinking and self-deprivation. Streaming services have something for every mood this month: get swept away by a third season of Dark Winds on AMC+, or fall down a psychedelic rabbit hole with Netflix’s Chaos: The Manson Murders.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
bookandfilmglobe.com | Rachel Llewellyn
It’s Madness: new seasons of ‘Daredevil’, ‘Dark Winds,’ ‘The Righteous Gemstones,’…and the return of ‘Top Chef’
