Tag: streaming
What Jennifer Did is Netflix’s #1 movie – here are 3 high-rated true crime docs to watch next
There’s a new movie at the top of the Netflix charts, and it’s a controversial one. What Jennifer Did, a true crime documentary about a young woman who was convicted of hiring hitmen to kill her parents, has been accused of using AI-manipulated images in much the same way True…
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Disney Plus rumored plans prove the further we get from cable, the closer we get to cable
Streaming television was supposed to kill cable and broadcast TV. Ad-free, endless choice, on-demand, and on your schedule meant the no-compromises television experience of our dreams. Except it hasn’t quite turned out that way and now it’s starting to look like the old models, the ones that buoyed cable and…
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Paramount Plus renews two hit Star Trek series but cancels Lower Decks, the best of them all
Star Trek: Lower Decks – arguably the best Star Trek series, if its flawless ratings from critics are anything to go by – will make its final voyage later this year. The show will come to a close after its next season, its fifth, which is expected to air later…
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Prime Video’s Fallout series is getting high scores – here are 3 smart sci-fi shows to stream next
Fallout, Prime Video’s adaptation of the beloved game franchise, appears to be a hit: it’s currently sitting with 93% on Rotten Tomatoes and a whole bunch of rave reviews. Inverse says it’s “as utterly addicting as it is innovative, and could very well become the new benchmark for the video…
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7 new movies and TV shows to stream on Netflix, Prime Video, Max, and more this weekend (April 12)
Notwithstanding the total solar eclipse, things are beginning to brighten up outside, but unless you’re reading this from a beach house in California, it’s still not warm enough to spend your weekends totally detached from the TV. Thank goodness, then, for streaming services, who are this week offering up a…
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‘You’re asking them to surrender that’: Fallout’s Jonathan Nolan wasn’t sure if fans would like the Prime Video show’s biggest changes
Jonathan Nolan has opened up on the “intimidating but exciting” challenge of bringing Bethesda’s beloved Fallout games to life in another medium. The Westworld, Person of Interest, and Batman movie writer, who led development on Amazon‘s live-action addition to the Fallout franchise, is a self-confessed fan of the post-apocalyptic action-role…
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