Audiences Are Not Happy About the Lack of Realism in Netflixs Penelope

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Starting September 24, 2024, “Penelope”, a new teen coming-of-age drama on Netflix, has quickly climbed its way into the Top 10 most-watched TV Shows in the U.S. This fantastical 8-episode series tells the story of Penelope (played by Megan Scott), a 16-year-old girl who is so passionate about nature that she decides to leave her family and live on her own in the wilderness. Although this show is primarily aimed at tweens and young teenagers, it seems that its idealistic and unrealistic portrayal may not be striking the intended chord with the audience.

Litecoin (LTC) Surpasses Bitcoin as Top Payment Choice

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As an analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I have witnessed numerous ups and downs, bubbles, and crashes. Observing the current trends in the crypto space, it is evident that Litecoin (LTC) is making significant strides as a leader in the crypto payment sector. Its rapid rise in usage, particularly … Read more

It Follows is Now Streaming for Free on Tubi

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It Follows” can now be streamed at no cost, making it perfect for the upcoming chilling season! This suspenseful and unnerving movie has found its home on Tubi, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the fear it generates as the evenings grow darker. Previously, it was available on Netflix, but for those who prefer not to commit to a subscription fee, this Maika Monroe-led film is now accessible whenever you desire, without putting a strain on your wallet.

Percy Jackson Multiverse Possibility Addressed by Author Rick Riordan

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For over five years now, the multiverse concept has been ruling the roost in Hollywood, with blockbusters like “Everything Everywhere All At Once” and MCU movies such as “Deadpool & Wolverine” being some of its most prominent examples. Now, it’s being whispered that the beloved television series “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” might be the next Disney+ project to delve into this multiverse realm. These rumors have finally been acknowledged by the author and executive producer himself, Rick Riordan.