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Netflix Might Be Searching For Me, How the Tables Have Turned The other day I went up to the attic and pulled out all the DVDs we had, and I made a haunting discovery. My kids were searching for a funny movie to watch, and as I watched them search through Netflix, then Amazon, then HBO Max, I realized that I apparently spend a lot of money on streaming sites, but I also decided to put a stop to this endless searching. I went up to the attic and pulled out all our DVDs. I literally have hundreds of DVDs and box sets that I've collected over the years.

HBO Max has some big titles coming to the service in June including the day-and-date releases of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It and In The Heights, the Harry Potter franchise, and more.

This competition is now closed It would be fair to say there has been a lot of quizzing in the past twelve months. Advertisement Many of us spent a good deal of the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 on Zoom (or similar) asking and answering questions with friends and loved ones to give a bit of direction and format to our online meetings. Now for some, that means that they’re probably all quizzed out right now – but for others, a year of quizzing has got them hooked! With lockdowns easing across the country and more opportunities to go out, it won’t be long before there’s actual real pub qui...

Skip to main content John Breunig (opinion): Some pretty bad movies have been filmed in Stamford. Let's binge watch them. FacebookTwitterEmail I’m thinking of hosting a festival screening the worst movies filmed in Stamford. Granted, most people would prefer quality Stamford cinema, but that version wouldn’t last long enough to reach the bottom of a kid-sized tub of popcorn. I’m inspired by Netflix shooting “The Good Nurse” in Stamford’s streets, starting Eddie Redmayne as a mass murderer. Stamford is at least a better option than Greenwich, which has a shaky record of solving mur...

18 April 2021 • 4:05pm The War with Grandpa is only one of Robert De Niro's many embarrassing recent films Credit: Alamy It’s routine snark, in negative reviews of sub-par star-vehicles, to speculate about the rent arrears or alimony payments that might have prompted a once-dignified screen legend to stoop to his or her latest nadir. Alas, in the case of Robert De Niro’s recent fusillade of self-mocking grandpa comedies and rotten commercials, it looks depressingly close to the genuine rationale. The early form that established De Niro as a legendary actor amounts to probably the most a...