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MUBI, the streaming platform renowned for its exceptional curation of global films, is active in 190 countries. initially sparked our excitement with the promise of a unique cinematic experience. As we embarked on our...
Remember when the only streaming service you had was Netflix? Feels like forever ago when that was the case. Currently there’s an overload of streaming platforms, and they all come at a cost...
We are still in the midst of peak TV – hold on to your hats – and there’s no sign of this slowing down any time soon. Established networks such as HBO, NBC, ABC...
Ramen, the traditional Japanese dish, has become increasingly popular in Stockholm in recent years. It feels like a new place is popping up every month. Once beloved restaurants like Totemo are now not even...
The 1990s was a decade filled with some of the most iconic and terrifying horror movies of all time. From classic slasher films to psychological thrillers, there’s the potential for an endless list. But...
One of the things that Alec Baldwin & Harrison Ford share, is that they’re both working actors who despite getting older still get the occasional moment in the spotlights. For Ford it’s been by...
Our protagonist in the 2021 crime film Flinch is the most common hitman to see on film: not cruel, but with a heart of gold. His name is Joe Doyle, and he’s played by...
The second season of Big Little Lies was released in 2019 and we watched it live as it aired. Still: it took us till today to write an article on it. We hope that...
When Green Book won the Academy Award for best picture at the 2019 Oscars, you might’ve heard the term “white savior film” being thrown around. The actual explanation of what these films are, is...
This week fans of the classic action film Terminator 2: Judgment Day were in for a terrible surprise when they attended what they thought was a screening of the 1991 film. Not only did...
One of our favorite features on Netflix is how the ability to download Netflix movies to watch offline. Unfortunately it seems that a lot of people are still confused about how this works exactly....