Netflix announced the list of movies, television series, and specials that are coming and leaving the streaming service in April 2023. All titles and dates are subject to change. Coming Soon Ex-Addicts Club 🇮🇩— NETFLIX SERIES A support group of five quirky strangers try to move on with their lives after breaking up with their respective exes. Welcome to Eden: Season 2 🇪🇸— NETFLIX SERIES With new threats on the island and no way out,…
"Netflix: Coming and Leaving in April 2023"Month: March 2023
The Conversation is a provocative thriller from Francis Ford Coppola that reminds us of the fine line between technology and privacy. Technology frequently comes with a cost and this film is no exception. Rather than focus on the eavesdropping victims, Coppola’s focus is on the eavesdropper himself. One can make an argument about the similarities with both political thriller Enemy of the State and comic book masterpiece The Dark Knight with how it treats privacy…
"The Conversation: Francis Ford Coppola’s Masterpiece"
Hulu announced the movies, series, and specials that are coming and leaving the streaming platform’s library in April 2023. Titles Coming to Hulu April 1, 2023 Black Clover: Complete Seasons 1-2 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Dr. STONE: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Log Horizon: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Overlord: Complete Season 2 (SUBBED & DUBBED) That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Toriko: Complete Season 1…
"Hulu: Coming and Leaving in April 2023"
Peacock TV has announced the Originals, iconic series, beloved movies, must-watch sports, and more that are coming in April 2023. Today’s Peacock TV announcement is in the the form of a note from Mrs. Davis: Hey there partner, this is Mrs. Davis.  Today, I bring you another message from the beloved company, Peacock, who aims to inform you of their new titles arriving in April. While some may say I am biased, I believe it…
"Peacock TV: Coming in April 2023"
Following its arrival on Paramount+ and Digital, Damien Chazelle’s Oscar-nominated Babylon is now available on 4K Ultra HD. In addition to the 4K UHD release, the film is also available on Blu-ray, DVD, and in a Limited-Edition 4K Ultra HD SteelBook. What follows is my original review: After a love letter to the golden age of musicals with La La Land, Damien Chazelle delivers a love letter to 20s and 30s cinema in Babylon. You’ve…
"Babylon Arrives On 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray"
The Oscar-nominated Rear Window isn’t just one of Alfred Hitchcock’s best films but one of the greatest thrillers ever made. I was late to watching Hitchcock films for the most part. Up until the pandemic, Rear Window and North by Northwest were probably among the few Hitchcock films that I’ve watched. But even then, I put off Psycho for several years with the thought that it was a horror film and not a psychological thriller.…
"Rear Window: One of the Greatest Thrillers Ever Made"
The Naked Spur is an Oscar-nominated Western and the third of five Westerns and eight films directed by Mann and starring James Stewart. Screenplay nominations for Westerns were quite rare when the film was released. But sure enough, Sam Rolfe and Harold Jack Bloom’s script earned a nomination. They could have had their military history better researched but it is what it is. In any event, their work would play a tremendous role in redefining…
"The Naked Spur Redefines the Western"
How the West Was Won is an epic Western that follows the Prescott family bloodline during a 50-year period stretching 1839-1889. Spencer Tracy narrates the Oscar-winning film through its five main segments and an impressive epilogue showing the transformation of the West into the early 1960s. In particular, we see the Hoover Dam, the Four Level Interchange in Downtown Los Angeles, and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. It’s kind of like the ending…
"How the West Was Won: An Epic Western at 60 Years"
It Happened One Night is one of three films to win the Big Five at the Academy Awards and put Columbia Pictures on the map. Originally titled Night Bus, the film is based on the short story, “Night Bus,” by Samuel Hopkins Adams in Hearst’s International-Cosmopolitan (August 1933). Until the film swept every nominated category at the Oscars, Columbia Pictures had been a Poverty Row studio. Everything would change in light of the Oscar wins. The…
"It Happened One Night Put Columbia on the Map"
The recent Oscars Red Carpet interview with Hugh Grant makes the most compelling case to return journalists to the red carpet. Watching the red carpet interview with Grant was like watching a comedian die rather quickly on stage. On one hand, Brits have a different sense and style of humor than Americans. Two, Grant clearly wasn’t up for any nonsense. I mean, you have model Ashley Graham asking him about his cameo in Glass Onion.…
"Hugh Grant and the Oscars Red Carpet Interview"