Josh Lezmi
Josh is an entertainment writer and editor at Thought Catalog.
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‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Fans Respond to Jeremiah’s Perspective in Season 2, Episode 5
Viewers respond to Jeremiah’s point of view in season 2, episode 5 of The Summer I Turned Pretty. The latest episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty changes the formula up a bit, placing narration responsibilities in Jeremiah’s care instead of Belly’s. As a result, viewers are treated to the character’s internal turmoil, cognitive dissonance, pings…
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Conrad vs Jeremiah: Who Should Belly Be With?
Conrad or Jeremiah? Who’s a better match for Belly? What do the Fisher boys bring to the table? A love triangle between Conrad, Jeremiah, and Belly has been at the center of The Summer I Turned Pretty since the start. Both boys bring different attributes to the table and boast vastly different dynamics with Belly.…
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6 Movies Written By Greta Gerwig To Watch After ‘Barbie’
Need another Greta Gerwig fix after ‘Barbie?’ We’ve got you covered. If you were a fan of Barbie in all its pink-hued splendor, chances are you like Greta Gewrig’s approach to storytelling. The actor/writer/director is known for her nuanced and introspective style that seamlessly balances emotional sensitivity with witty banter. Her dialogue is sharp and…
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Emilia Clarke Fans Respond to G’iah’s Scene-Stealing Moment in ‘Secret Invasion’ Finale
Emilia Clarke steals the show as G’iah in the ‘Secret Invasion’ series finale. See what MCU fans are saying about the show’s final moments. Emilia Clarke portrays G’iah in Secret Invasion, a character who — fighting against her moral conscious at the show’s onset — teams up with the rebel Skrulls to turn Earth into…
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Comparing ‘Sex and the City’ Characters to Their ‘The Golden Girls’ Counterparts: The 4 Main Archetypes
What ‘The Golden Girls’ and ‘Sex in the City’ have in common. They make use of the same character formula. Sex and the City premiered on HBO on June 6, 1998 — thirteen years following the premiere of The Golden Girls in 1985. While the shows are starkly different on the surface — Sex unsurprisingly…
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‘Barbie’ Fans Respond to “Anti-Men” Comments Following Film’s Release
‘Barbie’ is not “anti-men.” The argument is senseless, and Greta Gerwig fans are here to defend the filmmaker’s latest cinematic accomplishment. Greta Gerwig’s highly-anticipated Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling has finally hit the silver screen. While critics and audiences alike are praising the film’s meta-humor and subversive approach to storytelling, there are…
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What to Expect From ‘Heartstopper’ Season 2 Based on Alice Oseman’s Novels
Here’s what to expect from season 2 of ‘Heartstopper.’ What’s in store for Nick, Charlie, Tao, and Elle? Season one of Heartstopper introduced those unfamiliar with Alice Oseman’s graphic novels of the same name to Nick, Charlie, Tao, Elle, and their surrounding friends, enemies, and family members. The inclusive romantic adventure is filled with scrumptious…
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‘Fatal Seduction’ Is Netflix’s Latest in Adult Candy Store Entertainment — Lust in the Lap of Luxury
What happens when you combine forbidden sex with unbridled wealth? How do we respond to a show that’s no more than smut in a Gucci belt? Sex/Life, Obsession, Tiny Pretty Things, and, now, Fatal Seduction. Netflix has been churning out sex-centric series for the past few years— shows that bring your wildest fantasies to the…
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The 5 Primary Reasons ‘And Just Like That’ Continues To Disappoint
Season 2 of And Just Like That might have brought back some of the sexiness inherent to its predecessor, but it’s still striking out. Here’s why. And Just Like That pales in comparison to its predecessor on several fronts. While Sex and the City spewed conversation-igniting one-liners and offered up sexually liberating perspectives, And Just Like…
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The 5+ Worst Movie Musical Casting Decisions
Movie musicals are a challenge. Casting the right people is essential. Unfortunately, such productions often fall victim to terribly misguided casting decisions. Movie musicals — whether original creations or on-screen adaptations of stage productions — often demand triple threats in leading roles. From intricate Bob Fosse-inspired choreography in the likes of Chicago and Sweet Charity…
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Classic Comedies Streaming on Netflix in July (2023)
Looking for a classic comedy binge? Netflix has got you covered. In need of a good laugh, but unwilling to take the risk on a new slice of cinema that may disappoint? Netflix added some classic comedies to their platform this July that are tried-and-true pieces of comedy gold. So, grab the popcorn, and be…
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Fans of ‘Shrinking, ‘House of the Dragon,’ ‘Queen Charlotte,’ and More Respond to 2023 Emmy Snubs
It wouldn’t be the Emmys without a ton of snubs. The 2023 Emmy nominations are in, and though Showtime’s Succession earned a whopping 27 nods, other shows, movies, and actors were completely left out of the spotlight — despite earning critical and audience praise. Fans of Netflix’s Queen Charlotte, Prime Video’s Dead Ringers, Apple TV’s…
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Remembering the Best Movie and TV Himbos Before Ken Takes the Gold in ‘Barbie’
Let’s look back on our favorite himbos before Ken of ‘Barbie’ becomes the supreme one via his “Ken-ergy” ..if he hasn’t already. With “Ken-ergy” quickly picking up steam as a descriptor for men akin to Ryan Gosling’s Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie, what better time to look back on some of TV and film’s…
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‘Wonka’ Trailer Breakdown and Reactions — Timothée Chalamet Transforms Into the Famous Chocolatier
Chalamet becomes the famous chocolatier in ‘Wonka.’ Does he pull it off? Here’s what he brings to the character (and what viewers are saying about the trailer). The trailer for Wonka — a prequel to Road Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory starring Timothée Chalamet as the eccentric chocolatier years before he rises to fame…
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Breaking Down “Cool Rider” on the 41st Anniversary of ‘Grease 2’ — The Flop That Cemented Michelle Pfeiffer’s Star Power
Remembering Michelle Pfeiffer in ‘Grease 2.’ You may bow down. Grease 2 may be an uninspired replica of its far-superior predecessor — taking Danny and Sandy and swapping them out for a leather-clad Stephanie (Michelle Pfeiffer) and a cardigan-adorned Michael (Maxwell Caulfield) — but Pfeiffer’s performance remains a celebrated slice of cinema. She brings a…
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8 Classic Books to Read Before They Become Movies and TV Shows
Classic novels and stories coming soon to the silver and small screen. Time to wipe the dust from the ole collection and get to page-turning. With themes as resonant as ever, narratives as timeless as they come, and characters that nestle into our hearts and minds, classic novels will always influence contemporary content. Whether using…
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Justina Machado Explains Why She “Was Dying” To Play Dolores Roach in Prime Video Series
‘The Horror of Dolores Roach’ is Prime Video’s new dark and twisted, yet comedic and heartwarming series, and Justina Machado just had to take on the leading role. Justina Machado portrays the primary protagonist (antagonist?) Dolores Roach in Prime Vidoe’s recently-released series The Horror of Dolores Roach, based on the fictional podcast of the same…
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‘Corner Office’ Is Based on ‘The Room’ By Jonas Karlsson — Everything We Know About the Jon Hamm Movie
‘Corner Office,’ based on ‘The Room’ by Jonas Karlsson, premieres in theaters on August 4, 2023. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming movie. Corner Office, which premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival, will release in select theaters on August 4, 2023, with Jon Hamm returning to the corporate world as a man committed…

















