“Gently hilarious”: Fisk review
Fisk is one of those rare sitcoms that manages to be hilarious without ever making you feel mean for laughing. The comedy is gentle but legitimately funny, and all three series of the show are...
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The best TV and streaming premieres: September 2025
It's that time of the month when we tell you which programs you can't miss on streaming platforms and TV networks. Luckily, small-screen lovers are about to have a great audiovisual feast this...
Horror is full of the risk we’re all hungry for
I must begin this column by pointing out that I like superheroes. Their story arcs give me that soaring feeling, and I like the overarching American narrative embedded in our most popular superhero...
Prime Video’s 5 most exciting international series to watch right now
With series such as Reacher, The Boys, and The Summer I Turned Pretty, Prime Video offers a wide range of content for all tastes. While American productions make up the majority of its offerings,...
“An instant classic within the horror film canon”: Weapons review
When you carefully examine the infrastructure connecting the pristine upper middle-class houses of Maybrook, Pennsylvania to the gleaming elementary school where 17 students in the same class have...
Celebrating the life and legacy of the unforgettable Mexican Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”
Mario Fortino Alfonso Moreno Reyes was born on August 12, 1911 on the sixth street of Santa María la Redonda, in Mexico City, without knowing that he would become “Cantinflas”, a movie idol, who...
The sound of silence: Late To The Movies
Welcome back to Late To The Movies, one woman’s attempt to learn about the history of cinema and fall in love with films as an art form. After watching some of the first-ever movies last month, I...
WATCH: Something Special #51 – Taylor Swift
Every Monday on Global Comment, we share Something Special you don't want to miss. To fit with the six core pillars of the magazine, these will alternate between the themes of watch / listen / read /...
Great Adaptations: Richard Sharpe on screen
Welcome to this month’s Great Adaptations, where this month we're talking about heroes, specifically the kind of heroes who seem to be able to handle anything. Not the unlikely heroes, or the...
“A rip-roaring satire on settling down and losing your identity to marriage”: Together review
At what age should you put aside your childish ambitions, your youthful dreams, your hopes of stardom? When should you admit defeat, admit failure, submit to adulthood? Mid 20s? Early 30s? Never? In...