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The Queen’s Gambit
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The Queen’s Gambit, On Netflix: Of Chess And Chance
Beth Harmon is a reflection of ourselves – flawed, scared and vulnerable. Her sorrows mirror our own, as do her victories.
Everything That Went Down At The 78th Golden Globe Awards
From award winners to audio glitches to pixelated glamour shots, here’s everything that went down.
Screen Crushes That Made 2020 Better | Film Companion
With nothing but time on our hands, and new films and shows dropping with alarming frequency, we were bound to fall in love virtually. Here are our 10 crushes of…
Looking For A Perfect Double Bill With The Queen's Gambit?
Pudovkin’s 27 minute Chess Fever (1925) begins where the Netflix show ends: in a chess-crazy Moscow where a world championship is being held
Is The Queen’s Gambit on Netflix 2020’s Best Show?
Few Netflix shows have had as much of a cultural impact as The Queen’s Gambit – a Cold War era, mini-series about an orphaned, chess prodigy’s rise to world chess champion whilst battling inner demons
The Queen’s Gambit And The Dark Side Of Precociousness
Will the role of Beth Harmon turn out to be the breakout one that gives Taylor-Joy many more assignments worthy of her dazzling skills or has she already shown us all that she is capable of?
If You Liked The Queen’s Gambit On Netflix, 4 Films You May Enjoy
Here are films that also depict a sport in a thrilling manner and/or feature female protagonists
The Queen’s Gambit, On Netflix: An Addictive Chess Story
You should totally watch this if you don’t know about chess, and all the more if you know chess, as you will be in for a good time
The Queen's Gambit Is A Thrilling Revisionist Ode To A Mental Sport
The quintessential superhero template – featuring ordinary people hardened by extraordinary circumstances and freed from societal shackles – is a natural fit in a 1960s feminism narrative
