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Episodes is a 7-part British-American satirical sitcom created by David Crane (Friends) and Jeffrey Klarik (Mad About You), starring Matt LeBlanc. The show portrays the process of adapting British shows and retooling them for American audiences.
After the death of his father, Britt Reid meets Kato. The two bond over the fact that Mr. Reid, Sr. underestimated both of them throughout their time together. Eventually, it leads them to dress up as superheroes passing as bad guys to get to them…
The King’s Speech is a throughly enjoyable movie about King George VI — not yet crowned then — and how he got through his stammering problem with the help of a very unlikely aid… and a lot of work.
The remake of French film Anthony Zimmer, which follows Elise who is in love with a man wanted by law, until she meets Frank and he gets mistaken as the target.
TiMER is an unusual romantic dramedy that mixes in a little sci-fi. In an alternate universe, they’ve created a biotechnological clock that you attach to your wrist that will activate and countdown to the day you will meet your soulmate.
Love & Other Drugs is a romantic dramedy about a guy called Jamie who, despite his smarts, decides to go through life hopping from salesman job to salesman job, while also jumping from bed to bed… until he meets Maggie.
Nearly ten years after its release, the story of The Boy Who Lived, penned by J.K. Rowling, feels… terribly dated at the hands of Chris Columbus.
DBSK comes back with current members Changmin and Yunho leading fans into a new era of DBSK with a great balance of dance tracks and slower songs.
Even if a drama sucks, the OST can totally rock ass. Sure, half the songs on the full albums are merely instrumentals, but the real songs are cute and peppy.
After the success — or not-success — of The Princess and the Frog, Disney decided to give the old fairy tale of Rapunzel a spin, called it Tangled and amped the male character. Call it a creative spin, or a marketing spin, it proved to work for Disney.
