Nasim Mansuri
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The 25 Best Date Night Movies Streaming on Netflix in 2020
Watch 25 of the best date night movies streaming on Netflix in 2020, which you'll both enjoy, instead of being stuck watching rom-coms. → Read More
Is Doctor Who’s new Doctor a second War Doctor?
Jo Martin’s new Doctor brought a thrilling new set of questions to Doctor Who. Is she the next John Hurt? Or something else altogether? → Read More
‘Santa Clarita Diet’ gets romance like no one else does
Now that my Santa Clarita Diet OTP is finally together, let’s talk about married love and teen love, and how this show gets both right. → Read More
‘Killing Eve’ season 2, episode 2 review: Predator vs. Predator
Killing Eve 2×02, “Nice and Neat,” introduces us to a ghostly new villain -- and some really creepy dolls. → Read More
‘White Rose’ explores the secret life of a young rebel in Nazi Germany
Kip Wilson dives deep into the complicity of silence, and the heroism of youth promoting peace in wartime. → Read More
Zac Efron’s Ted Bundy movie might not actually be that bad
After watching a new clip, I'm actually starting to get behind Zac Efron’s Ted Bundy movie, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. → Read More
What are Drake and Josh up to? Theorizing about their secret project
After all these years, Josh Peck and Drake Bell have a secret project in the works. What could it possibly be? → Read More
Five ‘Queer Eye’ season 3 behind the scenes facts you didn’t know
Loved Queer Eye season 3? Here are some fabulous facts to complement the latest episodes of Netflix's best makeover show. → Read More
The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind should be a Best Picture nominee
Netflix has picked up The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, and I’m calling it: it’s going to the Oscars next year → Read More
Dear Men: It’s okay if you don’t like Captain Marvel, but we have a request.
It’s possible that Captain Marvel won’t be the best Marvel movie -- but right now, we need your support, not your negativity. → Read More
The best Netflix documentaries that explore current events
These Netflix documentaries dive deep into what’s going on in the world today. Some are funny, some disturbing, but they’re all fascinating. → Read More
It’s possible to enjoy a good on-screen romance without shipping the actors
Yes, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper have amazing chemistry when they perform, but that doesn’t mean that you should ship them in real life. → Read More
Makkhi: The weirdest movie on Netflix and why you should watch it
Here it is: the weirdest movie on Netflix. Makkhi has musical numbers, gory car chases, and a fly bent on revenge. And it’s all live action! → Read More
Ted Bundy on Netflix and on film: Should we be fascinated by serial killers?
Is there a healthy way to enjoy Netflix's new Ted Bundy docu-series, and Zac Efron's upcoming movie about him? → Read More
Is Netflix's 'Sex Education's' approach to teenage sexuality problematic?
Between Sex Education and Big Mouth, we’re more open about young people’s sexual development than ever. But are we doing it correctly? → Read More
A movie with a strong female character must also have a good male lead
Movies keep undermining their strong female characters by pairing them with utterly uninteresting male leads. → Read More
How Santa Clarita Diet and The Good Place are making darkness palatable
Death and cannibalism are two of the darkest themes you could imagine -- but both The Good Place and Santa Clarita Diet manage to explore them thoroughly with heart and hilarity. → Read More
How The Emoji Movie made me a better feminist
Among the most unappreciated feminist films of our age is The Emoji Movie, which is quietly, yet purposefully, revolutionizing the way we depict female characters in animated movies. → Read More
How can Pacific Rim avoid becoming Transformers?
Pacific Rim: Uprising sheds some of the mystique that characterized the first movie, leaving us with a movie about big robots, shattered skyscrapers, and two young heroes… wait, are we talking about Pacific Rim or Transformers? → Read More
Pacific Rim: Uprising’s greatest strength and greatest challenge is its women
The best part of Pacific Rim: Uprising was its inclusion of female characters in a genre that historically dismisses them. But was it enough to avoid common pitfalls? Pacific Rim’s greatest strength continues to be its greatest challenge. → Read More