Tag: netflix
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Start September at home with these streaming picks
“Good Will Hunting” is streaming on Peacock, making it a perfect pick for a little nostalgia, self-discovery and a reminder that you don’t have to have everything figured out — my favorite type of reminder. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Robin Williams, the Oscar-winning drama follows a genius but troubled young man whose life…
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A father-son story for Netflix … and Fathers Day
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History-making Colorado actor Jeremiah Daniels, 14, stars in moving drama about a grieving boy with Down syndrome Jeremiah Daniels is a 14-year-old movie star with a megawatt smile that could light up a marquee. Of course he has a girlfriend. Have you met this kid? Comedy legend Melissa McCarthy has. (Not that she’s the girlfriend.)…
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A handful of movies and series worth streaming
After two years, the wait is almost over. The third season of “House of the Dragon” premieres Sunday, returning us to the world of Westeros. Back we go to this fantastical land of Medieval drama and war where we have escaped since 2011, when “Game of Thrones” began its streaming rule over us. “House of…
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Four trending series and a gripping documentary to stream this weekend
Familiar faces, the same drama and a new zip code make up this season of “The Valley,” bringing former “Vanderpump Rules” stars back to reality TV. Now, the stars who made up one of Bravo’s most popular shows will navigate relationships, careers and chaos outside of the restaurant scene. Streaming on Peacock, the series keeps…
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5 trending options that are worth bingeing this week
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as the savvy defense attorney navigating Los Angeles’ toughest cases in the tense legal drama that is “The Lincoln Lawyer.” From high-stakes courtroom cases to the personal challenges that complicate his life, Mickey Haller balances strategy, ethics and occasional risk-taking in every episode. Fans of smart, fast-paced legal storytelling will want to…
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‘Malcolm in the Middle’ reboot, Red Hot Chili Peppers doc and three more options for streaming this week
“Malcolm in the Middle” fans, your adorable little guy Malcom (Frankie Muniz) is back, and he’s all grown up in the new reboot “Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair.” Four half-hour episodes will air on Disney+ starting Friday. Malcolm’s now a father to a daughter, and when his parents, Hal (Bryan Cranston) and Lois…
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Colorado justices accept appeals on Netflix taxation, children pursuing neglect cases
The Colorado Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will decide whether Netflix subscriptions are subject to the state’s sales tax as “tangible personal property.” At least three of the court’s seven members must agree to hear an appeal. The justices also accepted cases that question whether a minor’s legal representative can pursue an appeal…
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Five options to stream include latest chapter in ‘Bridgerton’
Want something juicy and undeniably steamy? “Bridgerton” returns with the second half of its fourth season, turning up the heat as the latest chapter in Netflix’s Regency-era romance finally unfolds. Season four continues the franchise’s signature blend of corsets, chemistry and whispered secrets behind ballroom doors. ー April Borjon Got about 20 minutes? “The Singers”…
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Season 10 of ‘Love is Blind’ leads weekend streaming options
High stakes and moral lines blur in “The Rip,” Netflix’s new crime thriller starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. The film follows a Miami narcotics unit that stumbles upon millions in cartel cash, triggering a dangerous unraveling of trust within the team. As greed, loyalty and survival collide, a chain reaction of paranoia and internal…
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Pikes Pick: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ will keep you guessing
If you’ve watched the other two “Knives Out” movies on Netflix, you know what to expect with the third: the unexpected. It’s another murder mystery with compelling characters, settings and twists. “Wake Up Dead Man” is unexpected in other ways. Here’s a timely, funny and heartfelt tale about bigger mysteries, including our faith. — Seth…





