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Happiest Season and The Big Sick over and over (cc: me), 2021's slate of new releases may put you in the mood to branch out. This year, we'll get new installments of multiple hit Netflix franchises, plus a handful of musicals, cheesy holiday rom-coms, and even a film in which Blake Lively and Lin-Manuel Miranda play the younger versions of Diane Keaton and Richard Gere—which I can only imagine will be unbelievably delightful, if slightly bizarre. So, without any further ado, here are all the new romantic comedies you'll want to keep on your radar in 2021. Advertisement - Continue Reading B...

Well. Now we can finally talk about that ending. For something that began as a seemingly run-of-the-mill thriller, we're not quite sure where to begin to explain how we ended up where we did. And yet, there's so much that needs to be unpacked about how Behind Her Eyes concluded. First, let us recap. Louise (Simona Brown) and Adele (Eve Hewson) became the most unlikely of friends, largely because Louise was banging Adele's husband David (Tom Bateman) – also Louise's boss – behind her back. But the women bonded over their traumatic night terrors, and Adele slowly started to share her s...

. At first glance, Behind Her Eyesis a painstakingly slow-burning psychological thriller about adultery, substance abuse, toxic relationships, and living in the U.K.—which is seemingly enough weighty content to carry the mini-series through its six episodes. But the new Netflix show, based on the book by Sarah Pinborough, is much more than meets the (her?) eye, delving unabashedly and confusingly into subplots about lucid dreaming, astral projection, witchcraft, arson, and murder. The abrupt left turn into the show's final two episodes left many viewers wondering, "What did I just watch?" ...

Behind Her Eyes doesn't need a season 2 – Here's why Abby Robinson Behind Her Eyes spoilers follow. Those of you who came to Netflix's Behind Her Eyes without any knowledge of Sarah Pinborough's novel are probably feeling a little big fragile right now and honestly, who can blame you? We've all been floored by a twist or two, from the Good Place actually being the Bad Place to Game of Thrones' Red Wedding. But this trumps both of those on the WHUT? scale. To recap: present-day Adele wasn't Adele at all, but Rob, a heroin addict who had befriended the real Adele during he...

The erotically charged novel was notorious for shocking readers, and the Netflix miniseries will do the same