‘The Baby-Sitter’s Club’: This is the New Netflix Adventure!
Based on the popular middle grade series of the same name, this Netflix series introduces us to a quartet of besties, and shows us how they form a club they…
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‘Enola Holmes’: The Fierce Holmes Outwits the Smart One
When it comes to new entertainment, for the last two years or better, most of my new favorites appear on platforms like Netflix. This Netflix original, another in their line…
‘Never Have I Ever’ on Netflix is Sometimes Funny and Sometimes Not
Fun shows on Netflix or high school comedies still seem to be a “thing” I enjoy watching. Do I relate to them? Not in the way someone who attends high…
‘Love, Guaranteed’: A Flawed but Fun Netflix Rom-Com
Since the release of Set it Up, I’ve been on the pro side of please-make-more-rom-coms-Netflix. Those I’ve seen (from comedies to seasonal) have been fun and so adorable. Plus, they…
‘The Kissing Booth 2’: a Cute Book to Movie Romance!
The time is here, the sequel fans (lobbied?) can now enjoy is The Kissing Booth 2. There’s ups and downs, but I’m now all ready to chat up this sequel…
‘Always Be My Maybe’ is the Cute But Imperfect Netflix Romance
One of the Netflix originals we all like to enjoy on a Saturday night in, their Always Be My Maybe film is one I didn’t see off the shiny new…
‘Tall Girl’: One of the Happy and Cute Netflix Movies
When it comes to seeing the Netflix original, Tall Girl, I cannot really say why I tarried so, but here we are. Finally I can add this to my list…
‘Feel the Beat’: One of the Best Feel Good Netflix Movies
One of the Netflix original titles, Sofia Carson leads Feel the Beat, a movie that’s as upbeat as it sounds. Feel the Beat (2020) Netflix Review The bright lights of…
‘Roped’ Netflix Review: One of the Sweet Romance Westerns
Roped is one of those films that just appears on a streaming service with no lead-in. In this case, it’s Netflix and this dramedy, while sweet, doesn’t have an “it”…
