Why Everyone Is Suddenly Binging The Office On Netflix Again
The Office is leaving Netflix at the end of the year. We'll give you a minute to compose yourself.
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The New Kevin Hart Netflix Special You Won't Want To Miss
Viewers will have plenty of laughs in store when it drops on November 17, 2020. After all, this is far from Kevin Hart's first rodeo, and his latest Netflix standup special promises to be business as usual for the funnyman. -
The Underrated Chris Evans Thriller You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
If you’re a huge Chris Evans fan, you’ll definitely want to check out one of his lesser known flicks — and luckily, it’s streaming on one of the most popular streaming services around. Here’s why The Red Sea Diving Resort is worth watching. -
A Terrible Kevin James Comedy Is Defying The Odds And Killing It On Netflix
Netflix’s content catalog is filled with great films, from Academy Award nominees to outstanding Netflix originals, but somehow, 2009's much-maligned Paul Blart: Mall Cop is crushing it on the streaming platform. -
The Fantasy Series That Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Need To Watch On Netflix
With the hit animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender finally making its way to Netflix, fans continue to rewatch, theorize about the show, and praise it for its accomplishments. But what do you do when you finish rewatching it for the tenth time? -
The Secret Behind Netflix's Personalized Thumbnails
If you're a Netflix subscriber, something you've likely noticed (and maybe even thought about) is the thumbnails you see for each movie and show you are recommended. The axiom may be "don't judge a book by its cover" but, in reality, Netflix thinks a lot about this — and it matters. -
Will Ferrell's Underrated Dark Comedy You Need To Watch On Netflix
If you don't think Will Ferrell can be serious when he wants to be, then you've obviously never seen Stranger Than Fiction. While the 2006 film does have a comedic sensibility, it allows Ferrell to delve into a side of his acting chops he rarely shows off. -
A Ryan Reynolds Flop Is Defying The Odds And Dominating Netflix
In brightest day, in blackest night, and in a very specific set of markets in Central and South America, Green Lantern has finally found its audience. The 2011 flop is currently tearing up the charts in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and darned near every corner of mainland South America. -
How The Umbrella Academy's David Castaneda Almost Missed Playing Diego
While it may be hard to imagine anyone but David Castañeda portraying The Umbrella Academy's vigilante with a heart of gold, that's what would have happened, had the 31-year-old actor taken a different path earlier in life. -
Netflix Has A Tom Holland Disaster Movie You've Probably Never Seen
Netflix has recently added a bunch of new movies and television to put on your watch list, including a Tom Holland-starring disaster film called The Impossible. -
The Crime-Centric Christmas Movie Heating Up The Netflix Charts
It's never too early to start planning your Christmas movie playlist, and Netflix has an assortment of holiday-themed flicks to put you in a festive spirit. One film in particular, Christmas Catch, is currently burning up the Netflix charts. -
The Hilarious Emma Stone Comedy Everyone's Loving On Netflix
There are enough poignant moments in Easy A that the film feels substantial, but the tone is light and the humor is uproarious. Here's what else you need to know about this high school comedy gem that has Netflix viewers watching in droves. -
The Controversial Sketch Comedy Everyone's Binging On Netflix
The sketch comedy series that made waves nearly two decades ago is back with a bang. Chappelle's Show premiered on Netflix on November 1, and it's already scoring big ratings, landing a spot on the streaming platform's Top 10 TV Shows in the U.S. list. -
The Mark Wahlberg Action Movie Burning Up The Netflix Charts
November's Netflix releases include a bevy of cinematic classics. One notable addition to the streaming service's offerings is Mile 22, a 2018 action thriller that's tearing its way up the Netflix charts. -
The Biographical Thriller Killing It On Netflix Right Now
Is Snowden really one of the best things on Netflix right now? Let's take a look at the biographical thriller that's killing it on Netflix right now. -
The Penn Badgley Photo That Has Netflix's You Fans Freaking Out
Fans have been waiting on bated breath since December of 2019 for news on season 3 of You, and based on a recent Facebook post from Netflix, they now have a major reason to get excited. -
The Real Reason Netflix Fans Are Pausing This Holidate Scene
There are plenty of reasons to take a moment and reflect on what's happening. Sometimes it's a crucial mental health maneuver. Other times, you think you just saw Ryan Gosling. In the case of viewers watching Netflix's Holidate, maybe it's a little of both. -
The Disturbing Keanu Reeves Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix
Keanu Reeves is killing it in 2020. In a year that's been far less than excellent, the beloved veteran actor has gifted us a third Bill and Ted movie, exciting news about the fourth Matrix film, and a fresh chance to watch an older thriller of his — that's now dominating Netflix. -
The Gritty Cop Drama That's Burning Up The Netflix Charts
Written and directed by real-life ex-cop Olivier Marchal, the César Award nominee and astonishingly prolific filmmaker behind 36 Quai des Orfèvres, Rogue City hit Netflix like a freight train on October 30th. -
Ozark's Julia Garner Is Unrecognizable In New Netflix Role
She's best known for playing Ruth on Ozark, but Julia Garner isn't afraid to explore new roles. The star has recently been seen on the set of her new Netflix project — and she's essentially unrecognizable. -
Why The Umbrella Academy's Green Cube Might Not Be What You Think
The Umbrella Academy's season 2 finale was chock-full of surprises, but the biggest may have come in the form of a floating box. What — or who — is it? And is it really named Christopher? -
The Supernatural Detective Series Fans Of Lucifer Need To Binge On Netflix
Sadly, the sixth season of Lucifer will indeed be its last. With the end of days drawing near, fans will be looking for a new terrifying saga to indulge in. -
Why Shotgun Mary From Warrior Nun On Netflix Looks So Familiar
It'll be intriguing to see the continuing journey of our hero, Ava, in Warrior Nun's second season, but there's another character fans are excited to see back on screen: Shotgun Mary. She's portrayed to perfection by Toya Turner, and while the name may not be familiar, you may have seen her before. -
How Ben Should Really Look In The Umbrella Academy
While fans of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy have grown accustomed to Justin H. Min's handsome face as Ben Hargreeves, aka Number Six, it turns out that his comic counterpart isn't quite as pretty. -
The Biggest Changes Netflix's The Queen's Gambit Made To Beth
The Queen's Gambit, Netflix's miniseries adaptation of the novel by Walter Tevis, is largely faithful to its source material. However, if you read the book, you may realize there are some pretty significant differences, particularly when it comes to Beth's character. -
Why You Should Be Excited About Netflix's Born To Be Murdered
John David Washington of Tenet fame is starring in Born to Be Murdered, a recent Netflix acquisition, along with Alicia Vikander. Producing it is Luca Guadagnino, working with much of the crew from his Call Me by Your Name. With such an acclaimed cast and crew, it's looking to be an exciting film. -
The Adam Sandler Comedy-Drama You've Never Seen On Netflix
While Adam Sandler struck gold with the success of his latest holiday release Hubie Halloween, the prolific actor has another film on Netflix you may never have seen -- and this one does not include an inexplicable silly voice.
