Netflix has a thing or two to learn from Amazon about adapting a romcom book for TV. This is exactly how you adapt for Television. 

Since it has already been watched more than 320 million times,it’s only fair we talk about what the movie could have done better.

Glass Heart is not perfect, and I still have many questions whose answers I’ll never know. But I don’t want a second season, the end was the perfect end anyone could ask for.

To Kill a Monkey explores themes of mental health, desperation, and moral decadence from multiple perspectives, which I appreciated.

Do I regret watching Boys Over Flowers? No. Would I watch it again? Also no. But do I get why it changed K-drama history forever? Absolutely.

Instead of doing anything interesting, Kinda Pregnant settles for lazy jokes, tired tropes, and unfunny weirdness. Hard pass.

Dream Count isn’t particularly a happy one. It didn’t evoke hope in me, but it felt real, grounding, and even a little scary

While some appreciate Hart’s attempt at a more serious role, others feel it misses the mark, leaving audiences wanting more from both the action and the humor.

There are things that books can do and movies just can’t. Accept it, find a way around it, and convey the feelings and thoughts of the characters using other cinematographic tools.

In low-budget projects like this, success often hinges on the cast’s talent, and let me assure you, the ensemble in The Wedding Year can act!

The movie is an excellent portrayal of Yoruba culture, and its enchanting ability to blend mythology, lore, and fiction is magical

In a world where Hollywood seems stuck in a loop of rehashed ideas, Hijack emerges as the ideal way to reanimate a dead trope.