Stream It or Not: February

 Stream it or Skip it

With the amount of Shows and movies that release every week, it gets very difficult to actually choose a show or a movie to watch. More often than not, an individual spends more time deciding what to watch than actually watching it. So we have a recommendation for the shows and movies that made the most noise in February, so you can choose if you should skip it or stream it.


  1. You Season 4 Part 1

Genre: Psychological, Campy, Thrills

Streaming on: Netflix

Everyone’s favourite person to hate, Joe Goldberg is back with an all new season of You. Netflix released the former half of season of of You in February. If you are a fan of the show, chances are that you have already seen it, and yes, we admit that the show has lost some of its campy value. However we recommend you give it a chance, for it is still the highest level of guilty pleasure out there.

Watch it or not: Watch it 

Trailer

Courtesy: Netflix


2. The Elephant Whisperers and All that Breathes

Genre: Documentary, International(India), Heartwarming

Streaming on: Netflix and HBO Max Respectively

Both Documentaries have been nominated for the Oscars 2023 and should be on the list of every documentary enthusiast. The Elephant Whisperers is the story of Bomman and Bellie, a couple in South India, who devote their lives to care for an orphaned baby elephant named Raghu, forging a family like no other. All that Breathes on the other hand pays a poetic tribute to tenacity, and tells the story of two brothers' tireless efforts to make a broader point about finding triumph within tragedy. Also, we recommend keeping a box of tissues handy, for both these films depict how humans and animals can coexist and thrive together. 

Watch it or not: if you like documentary/emotional stories, then Watch It.

Trailer

Courtesy: Netflix

Trailer

Courtesy: HBO Max


3. Shrinking Season 1

Genre: Comedy-Drama

Streaming on: Apple TV+

Starring Jason Segal and Harrison Ford, this quirky yet heartwarming show narrates the story of Jimmy Laird, a grieving therapist starts to break the rules by telling his clients exactly what he thinks. This can be an easy-breezy watch after a long tiring day of work, however if you want to watch a show that is plot driven, you might want to skip this one.

Watch it or not: Maybe, Try it

Trailer

Courtesy: Apple TV


4. Your Place or Mine

Genre: Rom-Com

Streaming on: Netflix

The movie released at a perfect time, near the valentines weekend. That is probably the only perfect thing about this movie, apart from maybe its cast (Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher). If your valentine fever is over, you would probably not like this one at all. It has all the tropes of a classic Rom-Com, with half baked plot and characters. 

Watch it or not: Skip it (unless you’re in mood of old school rom-com that has nothing new to offer)

Trailer

Courtesy: Netflix


5. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Genre: Superhero, tribute, Marvel

Streaming on: Disney Plus

Paying a tribute to the og Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman, who tragically passed away due to Cancer, Black Panther is now Streaming on Disney Plus. At a time when most of the marvel content has been a blah, and more focused on setting up future instalments than the story they are trying to tell, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever tells a poignant depiction of love, loss and repentance, and easily being the best movie in the Phase 4 of MCU. It tells the burden that comes with power, where our protagonists have to deal with the loss of their King, and Angela Basset gives the performance of a lifetime, with high chances of her winning the Oscars this year.


Watch it or not: Watch it

Trailer

Courtesy: Disney

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