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Prime Video’s The Love Hypothesis turns Ali Hazelwood’s bestselling romance into a story that is as concerned with Olive Smith’s future as a scientist as it is with the fake relationship she begins with Dr. Adam Carlsen. Lili Reinhart plays Olive, a Stanford biology PhD candidate who impulsively kisses the department’s famously intimidating professor so…
Prime Video’s The Love Hypothesis arrives with one of the more recognizable setups in contemporary romance fiction: an ambitious scientist, an intimidating professor and a fake relationship that proves much harder to control than either of them expects. Claire Scanlon’s adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s bestselling novel puts Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman at the center,…
The Love Hypothesis takes Ali Hazelwood’s academic romance out of the reader’s imagination and places Olive Smith and Adam Carlsen inside a surprisingly tangible university world. Lili Reinhart plays Olive, a Stanford Ph.D. candidate whose attempt to convince her best friend that she has moved on from an old crush leads to an impulsive arrangement…
Netflix’s LifeHack builds its cyber-heist around a target who is immediately recognizable even before the movie starts dropping its more obvious jokes. Don Heard, played by Charlie Creed-Miles, is a phenomenally wealthy technology billionaire whose public persona mixes cryptocurrency hype, internet celebrity culture and the kind of provocative media appearances designed to keep his name…
Ronan Corrigan’s LifeHack arrives on Netflix with a premise that turns the ordinary habits of chronically online teenagers into the tools for an increasingly ambitious heist. Kyle, Alex, Sid and Petey begin as internet friends who use hacking and social engineering mostly to embarrass scammers, but Kyle convinces the group that their skills could be…
Prime Video’s You+Me; Against the World, originally titled Toi+Moi; Seuls contre tous, turns a college romance into a story about how difficult it can be to choose your own future when family, money and dangerous obligations are making those decisions for you. Vittoria Di Savoia stars as Alma Lancaster, an aspiring filmmaker secretly…
Prime Video’s You+Me; Against the World places young romance against a world of film school, wealth, family expectations and the kind of coastal freedom that suits Vadim’s restless personality. Alma Lancaster is supposed to be following the respectable future her family has chosen for her, but she is secretly pursuing filmmaking when she meets…
Broken Lizard’s Vermont State Troopers return in Super Troopers 3 with a story that initially seems to be running on two completely separate tracks. Thorny is horrified to discover that his sister Sarita plans to marry Farva, while Mac, Foster, Rabbit and the rest of the department become caught up in an investigation involving a…
Daniel Roher’s Tuner has just reached a much wider audience after making its streaming premiere on Paramount+ on September 21, 2026. The thriller stars Leo Woodall as Niki, a gifted New York piano tuner whose extreme sensitivity to sound gives him an unexpected ability to open safes, while Dustin Hoffman plays his mentor Harry and…
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story makes one of its biggest departures from the 1892 Borden case when the story suddenly jumps almost a century into the future. Sarah Paulson appears as Aileen Wuornos, allowing the Netflix anthology to connect Lizzie’s growing legend with another woman whose name became part of American true crime history. Aileen…
Netflix’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story spends much of its season reshaping a familiar American case through the lives of women who felt restricted by the expectations of their time. That idea becomes especially important in the finale, which moves beyond Lizzie Borden’s trial and imagines what freedom might have looked like for Lizzie and…
Stop! That! Train! is built around Ginger Minj and Jujubee, but viewers barely have time to recognize one familiar face before another appears. Adam Shankman’s disaster comedy brings together a sizeable group of RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni while also filling the Glamazonian Express with actors, comedians, reality personalities and television stars in intentionally exaggerated supporting…
