Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm wants to know if you’ve been watching Better Call Saul. Have you? Why not?

From its incredible performances, to its gorgeous cinematography, Better Call Saul manages to do the near impossible — be a prequel that’s superior to the original.

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The Batman is already available to stream on Crave, despite just coming to theatres in early March. But is it any good?

Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm takes a look at the latest film to feature Bruce Wayne and his alter ego as he attempts to unravel a murderous and mysterious killing spree set upon Gotham City by The Riddler.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm discusses the latest hit series on Apple TV+ Severance and tries to explain why everyone is talking about it.

From its interesting concept of totally fracturing one’s self from work and personal life, to the captivating storyline, Severance is definitely worth a watch.

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Finally, on this series of what’s new on Prime Video, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm checks out disaster film Moonfall.

Despite some neat, albeit impossible special effects, it’s Moonfall’s unearned attachment to an insanely convoluted alien backstory that serves as its undoing.

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Thriller Deep Water recently arrived on Prime Video and Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm has some feelings about it. Like: Why was is so, terribly boring?

Unfortunately, despite its two big names: Ana de Armas and ben Affleck, Deep Water struggles in just about every way to be interesting or tantalizing.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm acknowledges that he’s been ignoring Amazon’s popular Prime Video streaming service lately, so he decided to hop back in.

Starting with sweeping, fantasy epic The Wheel Of Time, based on the massive book series of the same name. Turns out – it’s pretty good! Phew.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm is hoping you won’t hold it against him that he never saw the original West Side Story, but, the Steven Spielberg remake is definitely worth checking out regardless of your connection to the musical.

With a stunning production design, sweeping musical numbers and a charismatic cast, West Side Story is a lovely and tragic Romeo And Juliet-style tale set in 1950’s New York with a lot of themes that resonate today.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm does a deep dive on Best Picture nominee CODA, which is now streaming on Apple TV+.

Despite it’s made-for-TV trappings, CODA has a powerful emotional resonance, thanks largely to its likeable and charismatic cast.

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In this episode of Streaming Wars, host Colin Chisholm goes through the Best Picture nominees and where you can watch them.

He also provides some of the other note-worthy titles available to stream.

Colin also goes into one of his favourite Best Picture nominees – Dune, which he caught in theatres, before its scheduled appearance on Crave later this month.

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It’s Star Trek: Discovery’s fourth season and Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm doesn’t understand why he still can’t remember some of the characters’ names.

It’s not all bad, but it’s not all good either. Colin hopes that the show can somehow turn the starship around by the end of the season, which wraps up on Crave in a few weeks.

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