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URL copied Valentine's Day 2021: Girls Hostel, Crashh; here's your mush fix on OTT With Valentines Day round the corner, romance is in the air and on OTT platforms too. From new-age love stories to heartbreaking saga, there are many romantic titles lined up for release. Here are the titles releasing around February 14, which promise to take you on a ride full of emotion. To All The Boys: Always And Forever The final film in the romantic franchise, To All The Boys, will release on February 12. The franchise featuring Noah Centineo and Lana Condor is based on Jenny Han's bestselling t...

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comments I don't always tend to gravitate towards rom-coms and romantic dramas, but with Valentine's Day around the corner, I've started adding some to my Netflix watch list to get in the mood for the holiday, which, this year, will likely center around dinner and a movie from the comfort of the couch.  For some (really) dumb fun, there's "The Wrong Missy," starring Lauren Lapkus and David Spade. It's a classic mixed-up identity premise — disaster strikes when a man invites his dream girl to an island resort, but a previous blind date shows up instead — that's given a little bit of fresh...

What's New to Stream on Netflix for February 2021 From 'Malcolm & Marie' to 'High-Rise Invasion,' Netflix's new arrivals have something for everyone. Crossing the Streams is our monthly look at all the offerings hitting the big streaming services each month, and this time we’re checking out the new Netflix arrivals for February 2021. This month’s titles include a disappointing shortage of older, non-Netflix movies, but we’re also getting new films starring Rosamund Pike, Zendaya, and more! Keep reading to see what’s new on Netflix for February 2021! Netflix Pick of the Month for Febru...

The United States Vs. Billie Holiday (Photo: Takashi Seida), Judas And The Black Messiah (Photo: Glen Wilson), To All The Boys: Always And Forever (Photo: Katie Yu/Netflix), Graphic: Natalie Peeples Another month, another slate of films hedging their bets between the slow reopening of movie theaters and the endless scroll of content available from home. This is a more prestigious February than most, what with studios angling to capitalize on the extended Oscar eligibility calendar; just about every week brings a potential contender, as well as belated wider releases of some of the previous...