Tag: streaming
Here’s Why Stranger Things Season 4 is Split Up
Have you wondered why Netflix is changing some of its release schedule, like breaking seasons of Ozark and Stranger Things into smaller chunks? Well, Antenna has some data for you. Antenna is a research company that tracks consumer spending on streaming services like Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+...
Read MoreREVIEW: Ms. Marvel – Season 1, Episode 4 “Seeing Red”
“Seeing Red” should have been a lot better than it is. This was Ms. Marvel’s chance to shake up its story and character dynamics, to give a meandering and kind of dull series a boost of excitement. Well, they changed the scenery, but it’s the same mess as before – with an extra helping of ...
Read MoreStranger Things Poster Teases Season 4, Part 2 Showdown
The battle for Hawkins just got its title card. Earlier today, Netflix shared a poster for “Part 2” of Stranger Things season 4 – “Part 2” being the last two episodes, which were held back and released over a month after the bulk of the season for reasons I’m sure have nothing to do with...
Read MoreKenobi Pulled Big Numbers on Disney+
According to Samba TV, Obi-Wan Kenobi’s finale, which dropped last Wednesday, drew an increase of 20% in viewership over The Book of Boba Fett. Samba measures streaming viewership in 3 million households across the United States based on watching more than five minutes of a program. Find more deta...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Orville: New Horizons – Episode 4 “Gently Falling Rain”
The fourth installment of The Orville: New Horizons, “Gently Falling Rain,” was released onto Hulu last night. Following the slight dip in quality from last week’s “Mortality Paradox,” this week’s episode was a welcome return to form. “Gently Falling Rain” is a stellar episode of bot...
Read MoreParamount Won’t Censor Movies or Television
Paramount just gave freedom of expression the high sign. The Guardian reports that Paramount CEO Bob Bakish commented on censoring art, something that’s become all the rage among entertainment companies in the Woke Era. While in the UK promoting a deal with Sky that would give Sky Cinema subscribe...
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