Reasonable Doubt: Season 3 – Review and Summary
While some issues remain from season to season, season 3 of Reasonable Doubt pushes some characters to succeed, and others to fail to the point of being phased out.
The human experience, sometimes at its most raw, is what you’ll find in the drama tag.
While some issues remain from season to season, season 3 of Reasonable Doubt pushes some characters to succeed, and others to fail to the point of being phased out.
If acting is about playing in a fantasy world, Rental Family reminds you how much people’s fantasies are based on the escape of their reality.
Unexpected Christmas doesn’t feel like a theatrical release, but more so a TV movie – like what you’d expect from OWN For The Holidays.
Your first period has traditionally led to a chorus of people saying you are a woman now. But what if it also meant you were now something else? Something potentially supernatural?
Like a Shudder movie that premieres in theaters and then ends up on their platform, Unexpected Christmas feels like an early access movie meant for streaming or TV.
Tony Award winner Kara Young stars alongside Nicholas Braun in a 30-year-spanning play about two eccentric, flawed people, whose love for each other has terrible timing.
Year One delivers a relatable and far from grandiose image of what living on a college campus is like, without being notably dramatic or idealistic.
What is originally sold as a revenge story becomes a movie about the fall of democracy in America.
Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss save what would otherwise be a forgettable movie.
While the boxing in Christy is lackluster, the story of Jim and Christy’s relationship compensates.

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