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  • How to watch all episodes of Reacher for free in the UK (100% legally)

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    If you’re based in the UK and you want access to all episodes of Reacher plus the new Neagley series in amazing quality for free (yes, 100% free),  there’s a great offer that you can take advantage of at the moment (October 2026): If you didn’t know already, Prime Video UK has all episodes of Reacher:…

  • 5 classic movies you can watch on Amazon Prime Video UK right now (August 2026)

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    Prime Video is quickly becoming my favourite place to head to for streaming movies – it feels like every month there are more excellent movies being added onto the platform. I spotted some real gems on there recently, so I thought it would be useful to round up 5 of the best movies you can…

  • How to watch Mallrats for free (100% legally)

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    If you’re based in the USA and you want to stream Mallrats in High Definition for free right now (yes, completely free), you can do that 100% legally at the moment (April 2026), here’s how:         At the moment, you can stream Mallrats for free via AMC+, a service you can use for free via Prime…

  • 3 powerful documentaries about obesity you should watch

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    It’s no secret that obesity is a serious problem in America – in fact, it’s estimated that more than 2 in 5 adults in America have obesity, a truly shocking statistic. One of the best ways to learn more about the obesity epidemic happening in America is to watch a documentary about it. Here are…

  • 4 excellent documentaries about education that are worth streaming

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    Whether it’s examining the struggles of underfunded schools, the pressures on students, or innovative teaching methods, education is always a hot topic in the news. It has also been the subject of many interesting documentaries over the years, and we’ve watched a number of them. We’ve rounded up 4 documentaries about education that we think…

  • 7 excellent documentaries about water

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    Water, essential to life, has become a critical and complex topic. Documentaries on this subject shed light on environmental issues, corporate practices, and the global water crisis. Here are 7 documentaries about water that are definitely worth a watch:   Tapped (2009) Directed by Stephanie Soechtig, “Tapped” unveils the alarming realities of the bottled water…

  • The Hunting Ground is an important documentary – here’s how to watch it

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    The Hunting Ground is a powerful documentary about sexual assault on U.S campuses. It’s a hard watch, but an important film. If you’re based in the USA and you want to stream The Hunting Ground in excellent quality for free (yes, 100% free), you can do that completely legally at the moment (April 2026), here’s how:  …

  • ‘Side Effects’ review – an underrated Steven Soderbergh movie worth a watch

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    When ‘Side Effects’ was released in 2013, director Steven Soderbergh claimed that it would be the last movie he ever made. We’re glad it wasn’t, because in the 10 years since ‘Side Effects’ was released he’s continued to make some excellent movies, including ‘Logan Lucky’ and ‘Unsane’. We feel that ‘Side Effects’ is quite an underrated…

  • ‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ now streaming on Netflix – it sounds bad, but it’s actually excellent

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      I’m not sure why I decided to watch ‘Ouija: Origin of Evil‘ – it certainly wasn’t for the title, which is terrible and makes you think of the worst kind of movie (straight to DVD, low budget, lots of jump scares), but I did watch it, and I loved it. And it wasn’t until…

  • ‘Everybody Street’ is a celebration of everyday life in New York

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    Sometimes, the best documentaries are the simplest – the ones which remind us how amazing everyday life can be. That’s exactly how we feel about the 2013 documentary ‘Everybody Street’. This documentary follows a number of photographers based in New York, highlighting their processes and what inspires them about the city. Director Cheryl Dunn takes…