Classes We Need at Georgetown By Jenna Clifford • January 15, 2026 As preregistration comes to a close and we begin to mentally prepare for our impending schedules for next semester that the MyAccess lottery has spit...
‘Apple Cider Vinegar’: A Sourly Acidic Tale of Wellness and Deception By Grace Ko, Guide Deputy Editor • February 20, 2025 Netflix’s latest addition to its slew of “true story” dramas is “Apple Cider Vinegar” — a limited series based on the story of Belle Gibson,...
A Quite Perfect Mystery, Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Couple’ By Tanvi Gorripati, Deputy Guide Editor • October 23, 2024 “The Perfect Couple” is an entertaining but ultimately imperfect dive into the world of mystery and romance. Adapted from the best-selling novel...
Joey King Is Actually a Great Actress. Why Does Netflix Keep Pushing Her Down? By Apara Chandavarkar, Special to the Hoya • October 2, 2024 When I opened my computer to watch Netflix’s newest YA book-to-film adaptation “Uglies,” I sighed in dread. Another YA adaptation with Joey King?...
‘Kaos’ Season 1 Brings a Refreshing Tale of Modern Mythological Madness By Grace Ko, Hoya Staff Writer • September 11, 2024 As an enthusiastic reader of Greek and Roman mythology, I had never once imagined Zeus with an immaculate taste in tracksuits. Or as Jeff Goldblum....
‘Damsel’ Leaves Me Wondering What Could Have Been By Ethan Hill, Hoya Staff Writer • March 20, 2024 At its heart, “Damsel” holds so much potential — I really, truly, wanted this movie to be good. Unfortunately, it failed to execute these ideas.
Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Fails to Capture the Magic of the Original By Tanvi Gorripati, Hoya Staff Writer • March 13, 2024 A cheap copy of Nickelodeon’s childhood classic, Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” is a tragedy. Netflix’s live-action adaptation of...
WERDIGER | Grading ‘Break Point’ Season 2: Part 2 By Robbie Werdiger • February 15, 2024 Season 2 of “Break Point,” the Netflix docudrama series that follows the lives of several top players on the professional tennis tour, was released...
‘Get On Your Knees’: A Sharp-Witted Comedic Masterpiece by a Georgetown Graduate By Elizabethe Bogrette, Deputy Guide Editor • February 8, 2024 “Get on Your Knees,” a new Netflix comedy special written and produced by Georgetown alumnus Jacqueline Novak (COL ’04), has broken the barriers...
Mike Birbiglia Dives Deep on ‘The Old Man and the Pool’ By Jasmine Criqui • January 17, 2024 What’s so funny about cancer, heart attacks and an impending sense of your own doom? Mike Birbiglia (COL ’00), back for his fifth Netflix special,...
Sticking the Landing: ‘Sex Education’ Season 4 Ends the Series With A Bang By Isabella Magness • September 27, 2023 ★★★★☆ After four seasons of quirky characters, irreverent humor and surprisingly deep philosophical insights, the Netflix original comedy-drama...
You Need to Watch ‘YOU’ Season 4, Part 1 By Dylan Mubangizi • February 22, 2023 ★★★★★ Leaving the wealthy suburbs of Madre Linda, Calif., season four of Netflix’s hit show “YOU” takes protagonist Joe Goldberg (Penn...
