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1 day ago | decider.com | Johnny Loftus

Season 2 of Criminal Code (Netflix) begins with an even bigger bang than the explosive jailbreak that ended Season 1. That’s because Isaac (Alex Nader), criminal mastermind of the Ghost Gang, was never caught, and four months later, federal officers Suellen (Maeve Jinkings) and Benício (Rômulo Braga) are trying to catch up to his latest audacious robbery.

2 days ago | decider.com | Liz Kocan

Love on the Danube: Kissing Stars is the final film in the Hallmark Channel Love on the Danube trilogy of movies that all take place aboard a river cruise in Europe. Using real locations along the way, these romances all feature strangers who fall in love while aboard the ship. In Kissing Stars, the ship is host to a floating rom-com convention known as KissCon, where fans get to meet their favorite romance stars.

2 days ago | decider.com | Josh Sorokach

You don’t need to be a master of sleight of hand trickery to know that the number one movie on Netflix is the 2013 thriller Now You See Me.The immensely popular heist film starring Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco, Michael Caine, Lizzy Caplan, and Morgan Freeman is getting the rewatch treatment from millions of fans after being added to the streamer on June 1. Not only that, the sequel, Now You See Me 2, has also cracked Netflix’s Top 10.

2 days ago | decider.com | Josh Sorokach

We’re still waiting for our Tuesday night staples — The Rookie, Will Trent, and High Potential — to return with new episodes, but thankfully, there are a ton of fun new shows around to keep us company. If you’re in the mood for Gen Z shenanigans, we suggest checking out Adults on Hulu and Benito Skinner’s sensational new coming-of-age college comedy Overcompensating on Prime Video. Perhaps you need a little something to hold you over before Happy Gilmore 2 drops on Netflix?

3 days ago | decider.com | Samantha Nungesser

The Bravo babies are all grown up in Next Gen NYC, which stars Gia Giudice, Brooks Marks, Ariana Biermann, and Riley Burruss as they, along with the rest of their Gen Z friend group, navigate friendships, love triangles, and blossoming careers in New York City. Given how successful their parents were/are on Bravo, it’s no surprise that this show has been on fans’ radars for well over a year. But does it match the hype? We watched the first episode, and here’s what we think.