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Much like its characters Hadley and Oliver’s relationship, the final shot of Netflix’s “Love at First Sight” — adapted from Jennifer E. Smith’s best-selling novel — came about by chance, but Smith loves the twist on her book’s ending that closes out the film.

Vanessa Caswill directed Katie Lovejoy’s screenplay for “Love at First Sight,” which brings Hadley Sullivan (Hayley Lu Richardson) and Oliver Jones (Ben Hardy) together in a twist of fate when Hadley misses her flight by just four minutes. Luckily for Hadley, who usually runs late with a barely-charged phone, her departure disaster connects her with Oliver, with whom she shares the next flight to London. By the time their plane lands at Heathrow Airport, the pair have fallen in love.

Oliver made sure to give Hadley his number when they had to split up so that she could get through the customs line,...

Have you been thinking about a beach vacation? Are you dreaming of sandy shores, a relaxing hotel, and some drinks poolside? Take a break, and come to the all-inclusive resort planet Niamos! They have everything here, from beach sports to lounge chairs to great spots to watch the sea roll in and out. All species are welcome on Niamos, no matter which planet you're from. (Discounted space fares are available if you're coming in from the Outer Rim.) 

Niamos has everything your vacationing heart(s) desires. Need a towel and a Sabacc set? It's included! Hoping for a cooler in your hotel room? Included! Would you like to refresh your Gardulla without paying more for it? Niamos has you covered! For one low, low price, you get everything from water sports to open-toed footwear, no matter how many toes you have. Local vendors are available for souvenir hunters, and they...

Stars: Amy Manson, Nina Bergman, Kate Nichols, Louis Mandylor, Gina Philips, Jemma Moore, Lorina Kamburova, Katrina Nare, Dominic Mafham, Luke Allen-Gale, Amer Chadha-Patel, Hari Dhillon, Chidi Ajufo, James Weber Brown, Clayton Adams | Written and Directed by Tony Giglio

In case you’re wondering, before I start this review let me say, this Is Doom… All the aspects of the classic iD Software title are present and correct: from the transporting gates to the coloured keycards, from the weapons to the set/level design (with a brilliant nod to the intermission screen from the first game early on in the film), it’s all here in what can only be described as one of the most faithful video game adaptations to have ever been produced… Though there has been one liberty taken with the Doom franchise – this films “Doom guy” is actually a Doom girl, in the form of actress Amy...