After Du-won and Se-ra meet, a scrumptious meal later, she asks him where he was on the night of her accident. However, Du-won tries to blow it over and not answer, but a flashback sequence showcases that Du-won might have had something to do with her getting bumped off. Se-ra, too, catches his lie and can’t help but wonder whether it was him who caused her accident.
“Becoming Karl Lagerfeld” delves into the transformative year of 1972, where at 38, Lagerfeld, a budding ready-to-wear designer, embarks on a journey towards fame. In a battle of the creatives, he faces off against the renowned Yves Saint Laurent, supported by Pierre Bergé. Interesting plot? Well, now that the mini-series is out, we’re sure many…
Netflix’s “Blue Ribbon Baking Championship” enters the baking competition scene with a familiar premise but seeks to forge its own personality. The success of shows like “The Great British Bake-Off,” Netflix has experimented with producing its own versions of famous formats. If you’re wondering how this baking competition is and if it’s worth a watch,…
Netflix’s Territory is a story about family feuds, power struggles, and survival in the Australian outback. It looks great and has beautiful scenery, but it’s not very original and the characters aren’t well-developed. Let’s see what else happens in the series and if it is worth a watch. A Familiar Tale of Power Struggles and…
Apple TV+’s latest series, Sugar, starring Colin Farrell and Amy Ryan is an 8-episode event, which means it has officially reached the mid-point in Sugar Episode 4. This is the point where things need to pick up pace, get interesting, and have as many twists and turns with the ability to tie everything up in the…
“The Final: Attack on Wembley” shows the chaos that followed after England’s tragic penalty-point loss to Italy, when unregistered fans attempted to enter Wembley Stadium. The event called into question crowd control procedures at major sporting arenas and brought attention to security concerns. Now that the documentary is out on Netflix, let’s see if it’s…
Dark Matter on Apple TV+ has finally come to an end, and this series based on the book by Blake Crouch, had a shockingly peaceful ending. Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Connelly, Oakes Fegley, Alice Braga, Jimmi Simpson, and Dayo Okeniyi have showcased some of their best performances in this series which gave them the space to…