Netflix’s Two Distant Strangers has been plugged as the Groundhog Day for black Americans, but does not allow for the rich possibility that the time loop genre usually affords.

Netflix’s Malcolm & Marie often feels like a play, though that’s hardly an insult. Your enjoyment, however, may depend on how much you can stomach long relationship fights.

Ava Duvernay’s new four-part Netflix offering When They See Us is no easy watch. But art that is both painful and powerful is sometimes needed.

Netflix’s new offering High Flying Bird, presents a world of basketball but is light on scenes that actually depict basketball. How does the well-reviewed flick actually stack up?