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A Feel-Good Comedy, But Ditch The Comedy   "In reading order, photos belong to Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix. We do not own any of these images and we do not claim any right on them." Howdy y'all! So, Country Comfort is a Netflix comedy show, which to be honest I never heard of before getting published, which is my fault, not because the show is just a little experiment, probably... Welcome back to CineMortals, today we're talking about Country Comfort's pretty comfortable first season, so buckle up! Country Comfort, starring Katherine Mcphee, Eddie Cibrian, Ricardo Hurtado, Jamie Mann and bunch more, I must say pretty promising, young actors is a not so new look at an old, worn out cliche that is country comedy. The show is about the Haywood family, who lost their mother 2 years ago. (as pointed out over 10 times in the very first episode) So, when Bailey (Katherine Mcphee) stumbles into their lives in a storm because she was driving like a lunatic for the w...

 A Good Option To Watch In The Dark Times The Crew is a Netflix special designed to cheer you up in your quarantine caves. The movie follows a group of friends working for a NASCAR racing team. Sounds pretty cool right? Well at least I thought so, before watching it. A group of friends saying funny things, check; race cars and other cool stuff, check. This show was a must watch for me. (Ok so I like race cars, sue me). Anyways, in this review, I will offer you my take on the very first season of the show, which in now streaming on Netflix. So, let's get on with it. The Crew follows the adventures of our lovely group of friends Kevin, Beth, Chuck, Jake, Catherine and Amir. Catherine here is the CEO of the team, Kevin is the crew chief, Jake is the driver, Beth is the head  office, and the other 2 work on the car. The show follows our group on their daily routine of being an unsuccesful NASCAR team, while offering a variety of jokes, some offensive, some pretty funny, really. Of...

 Upload, the newcomer, well, was the newcomer when this review was writter, to Amazon Prime Video is an amusing afterlife show brought to us by the very own of "The Office", Greg Daniels. Upload is an Amazon original. Upload, at the time of writing this review, has 10 episodes aired on the platform. This review was written after screening all 10. The second I started watching Upload, I started comparing it to some other shows on the afterlife concept. Now I see that this wasn't a healthy judgement, since Upload is not like most of them. But I can also say, after finishing the first season that it also is a pretty similar plot. Let me explain. Well, the afterlife concept is a bit different than others, since this afterlife is not a heaven/hell concept, like in "The Good Place" but it's a virtual reality, a kind of digital reincarnation. Yet, the digital afterlife is literally a digital heaven created by earthlings. The customer service reps are called angels ...