Jennifer Lopez
2000s Week
Free advice: Don't get way too high on cold medicine before watching a trippy aughts thriller about serial killer Vincent D'Onofrio turning people into dolls.
Definitely Artificial
The latest entry in Netflix‘s slate of big-budget, big-stars, big-boring blockbusters mostly seems conceived so its star can yell expletives at evil robots. If only it was as fun as that sounds.
The annual fashion and cultural event returns, this year with a theme of "The Garden of Time."
J. Lo vs. The Machines
Sterling K. Brown and Simu Liu co-star in the Netflix sci-fi thriller.
Bennifer Forever
Desperate to be understood but petrified of putting herself out there, J.Lo risks it all in a doc that proves revealing, despite saying very little.
B.Lo
Ben Affleck is credited among the co-stars for Lopez's wannabe musical epic, but nothing could have prepared viewers for how he actually appears in the project.
A "Barbie" World?
Proven creators like Sofia Coppola, Jennifer Lopez, and Diablo Cody have all shared their struggles to find financing. If they're concerned, we all should be.
Love Addicts Anonymous
Billed as "a narrative-driven cinematic odyssey" (so, like a movie?), J.Lo's love letter to romance is too glossy and bizarre to ever get to the heart of the matter.
true love
Fat Joe, Trevor Noah, Kim Petras, Post Malone, and Keke Palmer appear in the MGM/Amazon Studios film.
Mother vs. Father
Lopez's thriller is now the eighth most popular original film in Netflix history, according to the streamer's own internal metrics.
#1 on Netflix
Jennifer Lopez's "The Mother" and Ben Affleck's "Hypnotic" share similar plots. One flopped in theaters, the other is #1 on Netflix.
Director Niki Caro told IndieWire about what went into the crafting of Jennifer Lopez's many, many action sequences in the Netflix film
