The concert-like feel of Netflix's Mathieu Dufour at Bell Centre takes away the comic speciality of the stand-up as more time is spent on side theatrics than the actual act.
Johanna Nordstrom Call The Police barely has any comic redemption while she narrates her sexcapade instances, again leaving you to wonder about the point of it all. Plus, a musical performance that you didn't come for but becomes the only thing worth staying for.
Neal Brennan: Blocks isn't everyone's cup of comedy but those who're willing to give it a chance may leave with a captivating approach to life, thus pushing you towards a little bit of empathy.
Lengthy and verbose comedy special Franco Escamilla Eavesdropping makes for the comedian's longest Netflix episode and speedily tires out the viewer who keeps waiting for the memorable bits.
Netflix’s Every Year After is a heartfelt adaptation of Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel, blending summer nostalgia, first love, and second chances. While the lead performances and picturesque setting shine, the series ultimately plays it safe with a predictable romantic-drama formula
Netflix’s The Evil Lawyer blends courtroom suspense, moral ambiguity, and real-world legal issues into a compelling thriller. Here are five reasons this Thai drama deserves a place on your watchlist.
