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Interestingly, Netflix's new Human Vapor isn't a straightforward remake. Instead, the series uses the original film's central idea of a man who can transform into mist as the foundation for an entirely new story set in modern-day Japan. Even so, elements of the original still feel eerily present. The series follows a mysterious figure capable of transforming into gas and passing through virtually any barrier, using the abilities for nefarious means. After a series of shocking murders, police, journalists, livestreamers, and politicians all become entangled in a nationwide hunt for the elusive

Following the critical acclaim of Giri/Haji season 1, it seemed like the series would return for a sophomore installment. While the end of Giri/Haji season 1 did, in many ways, feel complete, the show had more to give. The Netflix crime drama could have run for a long time, with each new season potentially exploring other international crimes. Unfortunately, Giri/Haji was cut short by Netflix and the BBC. While Giri/Haji was hailed as one of the best TV shows of 2019, it didn’t amass a particularly massive viewership, even with its cult following. According to a joint decision from Netflix and

Netflix once seemed like a respite from the problems of cable, but it's slowly adopting all the same issues. A lack of commercials used to be a distinct selling point for Netflix, but cost-conscious subscribers no longer have that luxury. Sometimes, advertising even overlaps with a lack of quality control. Netflix's Resident Evil was widely panned by critics, and the show's Olive Garden product placement quickly became an internet meme. As if the commercial breaks weren't bad enough, this was an example of Netflix still feeling the need to foist ads on its users. Find the odd one out before th