●●●●○ In a bid to diversify, and drag myself away from yet another Adam Sandler classic, I binge-watched the entire season of Jack Whitehall’s Travels with My Father. Perhaps now might be an apt moment to say something like, “I … Continue reading Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father – Review Whatever this new emerging comedy travel-show genre is, I am loving it.
Death Note is one of Netflix’s newest releases, hijacking Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s original Japanese manga and scaling it down into a hundred minute snapshot of what could have been. Although the plot of this hamfisted retelling … Continue reading Death Note Review An adaptation that shrinks away from central ideas
●●●○○ The story that Netflix‘s new indie rom-com follows is a familiar one. You have your twenty-something woman in a creative field, living in a gorgeous apartment in the big city that you know she could never afford in real … Continue reading ‘The Incredible Jessica James’ is one dope film Maia Mathieu reviews the freshest indie rom-com on Netflix.
We’re back to hook you up with the best Netflix viewing this August. Instead of compulsively refreshing Instagram and brooding over everyone you know drinking umbrella cocktails in some tropical paradise, tune in and veg out with TN2, with our … Continue reading Netflix: What To Watch – August
Jason Bateman steals the show in Netflix’s latest foray into the murky world of Mexican drug cartels – joining Narcos and more recently El Chapo – in Ozark. Bateman plays Marty Byrde: husband, father, and crooked financial advisor, who has … Continue reading “A Redneck St. Tropez”: Netflix’s “meandering” Ozark
We’re back again to give you the newest and best additions to Netflix this July. Do you have the Netflix blues, are you anxiously wondering what could fill the void after Orange is the New Black and Stranger than Fiction? We’ve got you covered with 10 great new films and tv shows.
●●●●○ Season 1 available now on Netflix It’s all big hair, big knickers and big moves in Netflix’s new eighties-set comedy GLOW, a fictionalised retelling of a real life group known as the Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling. Community’s … Continue reading Netflix’s Glow: Leotards, disco and recreational cocaine
Sense8: bold, barefaced, contemporary sci-fi with eight leads, who suddenly find themselves with the ability to hop in and out of each other’s lives and minds at will. What else could bring together an Icelandic DJ, a Chicago police officer, … Continue reading The travesty of Sense8’s cancellation
This year’s offerings in summer television seem in many ways to be all about the blockbuster: those big-name, bombastic series that will convince you to step away from the pool, put down your sangria, and tune in to the best … Continue reading Summer TV: What To Watch
Netflix: we’re all addicted, right? Here at Tn2 we can’t go a day without tuning into the streaming mammoth for at least an hour (or like 23). We’re consummate professionals here in the office so to aid your next Netflix binge … Continue reading Tn2’s Netflix Picks: June ☀️
●●●○○ One of Netflix’s newest original shows, The OA, is somewhat of a mystery. The initial promotion was surprisingly sparse, consisting of some grainy phone footage of a woman frantically jumping off a bridge, followed by the show’s name and … Continue reading The OA – review
●●●○○ Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events Netflix After a bad beginning, Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events found its oddly-shaped footing by the latter half of the series. Since Netflix announced a reboot of this much loved … Continue reading A Series of Unfortunate Events – review