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Ena Marino

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Cocaine Air: Smugglers at 30,000 Ft. Review – Netflix Serves Ambiguity with a Side of Jet Lag

Justice doesn’t land cleanly in Cocaine Air: Smugglers at 30,000 Ft.—it circles, stalls, and eventually taxis into ambiguity. This Netflix...

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Remember that scene in Her where Joaquin Phoenix falls for an AI? That’s kind of how 2025 feels—only now, the AI’s got cheekbones,...

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I’ve watched enough crime dramas to spot manufactured trauma from genuine psychological excavation, and Netflix’s The Survivors...

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Rômulo Braga doesn’t campaign. He doesn’t overshare. He doesn’t show up where he’s supposed to. And yet here we are: 71 countries, 6...

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I went into Ginny & Georgia Season 3 expecting chaos, but I didn’t expect the show to gaslight itself. This isn’t a review of a series...

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Forget closure. Ghost Trail doesn’t hand out moral clarity or cinematic justice. It parks you in the wreckage and walks off. Adam Bessa,...

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Let’s skip the soft-focus mythologizing: Dept. Q is not prestige TV wrapped in moral catharsis. It’s a procedural with rot in its teeth—and...

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Billy Barratt doesn’t need your sympathy—and Bring Her Back doesn’t ask for it. This isn’t your sanitized trauma-core Netflix fodder. It’s...

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When Dept. Q dropped on Netflix, I figured I’d skim through another broody detective slog with foggy skylines and emotionally...

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I didn’t expect to need a drink after a five-episode drama, but here I am, staring into the abyss that is Netflix’s Sirens Ending...