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A Quiet Place teaches you that condoms are an apocalyptic essential item, and Bird Box confirms that Sandra Bullock needs to stop adopting children, while Hush knew that the greatest evil was always a bored white man. Dull your senses in 3...2...1...BINGE!

You don't want to be caught with your dick in your hands or else you might be an American Vandal, while writing a script with people could make you feel like one of the Seven Psychopaths, and Fargo says it's no country for pregnant women either. Don't laugh or we'll catch you red handed in 3...2...1...BINGE!

The Road Within is a 'ticking' time bomb of problematic portrayals, and get ready to throw away your dollar bills and toxic masculinity for Magic Mike XXL, while Viggo Mortensen steps down as King to become Captain Fantastic. Get your maps ready in 3...2...1...BINGE!

The Master asks you to recall back to a time where you didn't see Joaquin Phoenix fuck sand and, despite what the title says, nobody is having a Good Time, while you don't need depression to feel utter despair when you have Manchester By The Sea. The study session starts in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Clone Wars is a seven seasoned version of images proceeding unfortunate events, while Aang lives out your fantasy of getting the older girl in Avatar: The Last Airbender, and the theme song is the only time you're happy to hear 'go' after Teen Titans. We're going back to childhood in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Clone Wars is a seven seasoned version of images proceeding unfortunate events, while Aang lives out your fantasy of getting the older girl in Avatar: The Last Airbender, and the theme song is the only time you're happy to hear 'go' after Teen Titans. We're going back to childhood in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Clone Wars is a seven seasoned version of images proceeding unfortunate events, while Aang lives out your fantasy of getting the older girl in Avatar: The Last Airbender, and the theme song is the only time you're happy to hear 'go' after Teen Titans. We're going back to childhood in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Warcraft makes you thankful that your life isn't exploited for some guy's personal gain as he destroys the world around- wait never mind you work at Amazon - while Sonic The Hedgehog and all the single ladies have one thing in common: getting that ring, and Mortal Kombat will have you wishing for your own fatality by the time you finish. GGs in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Mank lives Chris's dream life of being drunk and berating capitalism to capitalist, and Minari reminds you that only family could forgive you for making them drink piss, while the rich people play poor and explore Nomadland. They're getting nominated in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Viola Davis shows us that the North wasn't so friendly to Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, while Pieces of a Woman's Vanessa Kirby makes us feel for her, after all she has to see Shia LaBeouf's dick and Carey Mulligan reminds us that men are trash, even if they're nice in Promising Young Woman. They're getting nominated in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Watch siblings become lovers in the 2014 Godzilla, and Godzilla: King of Monsters has Millie Bobby Brown seeing some stranger things once again while Godzilla vs. Kong has nothing on Chris vs. Tommy. Get running in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Sound of Metal is a Lifetime movie with a better budget and Riz Ahmed, while Sacha Baron Cohen lives Tyler's dream of being a hippie in the 60s in The Trial of the Chicago 7, and Leslie Odom Jr finally gets to be in the room where it happens for One Night in Miami.  They're getting nominated in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Welcome back to Sunday School but this time Jesus is an alien according to Man of Steel, while Batman VS Superman suggests world peace could be achieved if everyone's mother was named Martha, and Zack Snyder's Justice League will have you saying Kal-el, yes. Don't worry the four hours fly by in 3...2...1...BINGE!

The Gundam Trilogy answers the question: What if the Jetsons went to war?, whereas Neon Genesis Evangelion makes a excellent case for therapy, while Gurren Lagann asks: Just who the hell do you think I am? Let me see you grit those teeth in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Pacific Rim is the monster movie where Del Toro wanted you to fuck up the monsters, while Kong: Skull Island shows us it's okay to simp for Brie Larson because King Kong does too, and with only 15 minutes of frame, Godzilla became an icon that started it all. We're cancelling the apocalypse in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Tom & Jerry shows us that, that mouse was a rat all along, while Looney Tunes Back in Action is worth the watch just to see Brendan Fraser punch Brendan Fraser, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit isn't bad, it's just drawn that way. We're getting animated in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Selma walks us through the events that lead to one of the historic marches headed by Martin Luther King Jr., and we learn about the full life of the figure that was Malcolm X in his self-titled biopic, while Judas and the Black Messiah gives the biblical tale a modern spin with the betrayal of Fred Hampton by William O'Neal. March with us and take a stand in 3...2...1...BINGE!

The Big Short teaches us that Americans can learn anything as long as you have Margot Robbie in a bathtub. We also learned that if he's wearing a suit and bragging about business cards, you've found yourself an American Psycho while Wall Street showed us how Charlie Sheen risked it all for Michael Douglas. Hold the line boys in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Flipped will have you looking for someone who's iridescent, and Sixteen Candles shows us that love can be problematic...like calling your only Asian character Long Duck Dong, while the comedy in Four Weddings and a Funeral is dead on.  We're falling in love in 3...2...1...BINGE!

Groundhog Day makes you question the titular American tradition where we let a giant rat decide the weather and, unless you're desperate for love, stay out of the caves in Palm Springs – while the loads of jokes in Premature just keep on cumming. It's starting again in 3...2...1...BINGE!

In O Brother, Where Art Thou?, George Clooney is once again type-cast as a man trying to win his wife's love back, this time recreating The Odyssey as he does, and 10 Things I Hate About You depicts Shakespeare's 'Taming of the Shrew' in a much more feminine-friendly light, while the horror...the horror... of war can't be denied in Apocalypse Now as Captain Willard embarks on his own journey throu...

Arrival teaches us the importance of communication better than our parents fighting ever did, while District 9 really makes the argument that if aliens want to kill us when they arrive, maybe they should, whereas it now makes sense why it took so long for Black Widow to get her own movie since Under The Skin is right there. Get ready for this alien invasion in 3, 2, 1, BINGE!

Ocean's Eleven is the most fun a boy can have watching a romantic comedy, and don't even think about keeping change in your pocket when strolling the streets of The Town, but you can't let sleeping dogs lie especially if they're Reservoir Dogs. So gather your crew, grab the cash, and get ready to escape in 3, 2, 1, BINGE!

Pixar's Shorts will have you Boundin' through the evolution of animation from 1984 to now, and you'll either Lava it or think it's For The Birds while one of their most highly rated films, Up, shows us you're never too old to go on an adventure or two, and their newest feat leaves you with a message that touches your Soul. Hop on over in 3, 2, 1, BINGE!

The Mandalorian wears a mask, and you should too, for this is the way, while the crew of the Firefly challenges the notion that there is no honor among thieves and Cowboy Bebop leaves you with a bang. See you, space cowboy, in 3, 2, 1, BINGE