A sublime sensation of loneliness seems to come packaged with the holiday season. Some care not for noisy family dinners or the cavorting amongst a decorated tree. Some spend the holidays quietly, either through uncertain circumstances or choice. The Holdovers follows those who are expecting a quiet Christmas and finding
The Best Sci-Fi Movie Flops of the 2000s
The 2000s were a great time for science fiction. Thanks to The Matrix closing out the 90s, studios were more willing to give the green light to stories about science gone awry, leading to favorites such as A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Paprika, as well as superhero hits like Spider-Man 2,
How Netflix’s Life on Our Planet Created the Music of Evolution
This article is presented by Life on Our Planet is an ambitious undertaking, breaking down the history of the world through stories of survival, extinction, catastrophe, and evolution. The documentation of the earth’s development is more than a mere visual representation of the journey from primordial ooze, however. Evolution has
Lucy Beaumont is Taskmaster’s Glorious Queen of Weird
“She does them to the best of her ability but sometimes that means she comes across as quite feral, like she’s been brought up by a pack of wolves”. Not our verdict on comedian Lucy Beaumont’s performance in the tasks on Taskmaster, but her own in the below series 16
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