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Dec 31, 2019 · As 2019 draws to a close, we thought we’d do a quick tally on the Netflix Originals released in 2019. Here’s the entire list of every Netflix Original that released in the United States throughout the year. In total, we’re counting 645 new Originals.
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Photograph: Saeed Adyani/Netflix. 19. Grace and Frankie. Given constant Hollywood chatter about the difficulty that older actresses face when looking for suitable roles, Grace and Frankie is a ...
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4. The Order (2019–2020) TV-MA | 60 min | Drama, Fantasy, Horror. 6.7. Rate. Out to avenge his mother's death, a college student pledges to a secret order and lands in a war between werewolves and practitioners of dark magic. Stars: Jake Manley, Sarah Grey, Adam DiMarco, Louriza Tronco. Votes: 33,179. 5.
- I Think You Should Leave
- Russian Doll
- When They See Us
- The Chef Show
- Stranger Things
- Black Mirror
- Love, Death and Robots
- The Oa
- Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
- Black Summer
Point Total: 12 I honestly can't remember the last time a show scored as many genuine laughs-out-loud than I Think You Should Leave, a sketch comedy masterpiece that combines absurdity, surrealism, and a healthy dose of mudpies into art. Springing from the minds of Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin,I Think You Should Leave is the type of series I don't e...
Point Total: 9 Russian Doll stands as one of the most satisfying and compelling pieces of television we’ve seen all year. The series takes an intriguing premise—a somewhat aimless woman keeps dying, only to wake up on the same night at the same party over and over again—and executes it to perfection. The key to Russian Doll is the way the story is ...
Point Total: 9 Created, co-written and expertly directed by Ava DuVernay, the four-part Netflix limited series When They See Us chronicles the notorious case of the five teenagers of color from Harlem – Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam, Raymond Santana and Korey Wise– who became labeled the Central Park Five, after being accused of a v...
Point Total: 9 The most delightful surprise of the year so far, The Chef Show is a heaping serving of pure joy, culinary creativity, and an endless stream of enthusiastic curiosity from Jon Favreau. The actor and Iron Man director co-hosts alongside celebrated chef Roy Choi (of Kogi fame), who worked with the filmmaker on his 2014 gem Chef. The Che...
Point Total: 7 Netflix's spooky sensation Stranger Things returned for its third season, leaving behind the All Hallow's energy of Season 2 in favor of a fun-in-the-sun summer edition. With the door to the Upside Down closed, the residents of Hawkins are having a peak-80s Americana summer. equipped with a new mega-mall, until the Russians set up sh...
Point Total: 7 Though it’s not untrue to categorize Black Mirror as something of a mixed bag, that’s part of what makes it so fun. Episodes of the anthology series always range wildly in tone, concept, and even visual aesthetic, so your mileage may vary. The three new episodes of Season 5, however, are quite solid if not on the level of something l...
Point Total: 6 If you’re looking for an R-rated animated anthology series with a hard sci-fi slant, you won’t find much better than Love, Death and Robots. Hailing fromTim Miller (Deadpool) and executive producer David Fincher, this collection of 18 animated shorts represents some of the best animation, voice acting, and storytelling around. The va...
Point Total: 6 A pretty regular response to me recommending The OA to every person I know is, "I don't believe that show really exists," and reader, I've seen every episode and I'm still not sure myself. The dreamy, dimension-hopping drama from Britt Marling—who also stars—and Zal Batmanglij established itself as one of the weirdest Netflix origina...
Point Total: 6 There really isn’t a bad time of year to watch CAOS, though I’d understand if you wanted to wait until the Halloween holiday to get caught up. But if you find yourself looking to spookify your summer season a bit, then Sabrina & Co. are for you. This live-action take on the “Archie” comic book series spin-off follows the mystical, ma...
Point Total: 5 The Netflix series Black Summer is a terrifying look at life for the survivors of a cataclysmic event that forces ordinary people to fight for their lives as they face off with the infected. When Rose (Jaime King) is torn from her daughter, she vows that they will be reunited, but as civilization collapses due to an outbreak that bri...
Dec 29, 2019 · These are the best Netflix Originals of 2019: high-quality films that effectively balanced style with substance, and have something to say. 10. Fractured. Directed by Brad Anderson, Fractured relies heavily on Sam Worthington’s central performance. After a near-tragedy, Ray Monroe (Worthington) brings his injured daughter Peri (Lucy Capri ...
Dec 10, 2019 · 9. Always Be My Maybe. Always Be My Maybe • Bloopers. The romantic comedy is a genre that has hit a slump and Netflix is trying to fix that. With the hilarious leads of Ali Wong and Randall Park, Always Be My Maybe finds a balancing act of hilarious and quirky antics with painful relatability.
