Let’s relive the moments which we experienced back in 2013, curious to know what am i talking about?? “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani” is back on the big screen on 3rd of January 2025. “Yeh Jawaani […]
Review
Why ‘Little Things’ Is a Must-Watch for Old-School Romantics
Little things always matters, always and just like that The series revolves around little things between a couple —– Kavya and Dhruv. I don’t believe in love but something like Dhruv and Kavya would definitely […]
Pushpa 2 Review: Sukumar’s Artful Chaos Meets Allu Arjun’s Career-Best Performance
Pushpa: The Rule delivers exactly what its fans expect and more. It has all the grandiose, mass-appeal moments fans crave, while also offering genuine, impactful sequences that give viewers goosebumps. This speaks volumes about the […]
I Saw the TV Glow Review: A Bold, Flawed Journey of Identity and Self-Discovery
I Saw the TV Glow isn’t necessarily a film for everyone. Its subtextual themes are likely to resonate with a specific audience—and, unfortunately, I am not part of that group. Despite my wishes, I realize […]
Kinds of Kindness Review: Yorgos Lanthimos’ Biggest, Most Brilliant Troll
Yorgos Lanthimos is one of the most successful and controversial directors in recent years. He has made many great, though polarizing, films such as The Lobster, Killing of a Sacred Deer, and Poor Things. His […]
Red One Review: Big Stars, Bigger Budget, But No Christmas Magic
I recently had the opportunity to see Hollywood’s newest big-budget action film, Red One. Starring some of the biggest names in action cinema—Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Marvel alum Chris Evans, and other Hollywood A-listers—the film […]
Lars and the Real Girl Review: A Beautiful and Respectful Depiction of Mental Illness
Lars and the Real Girl (2007) is a film that might seem like a silly comedy at first glance. Who wouldn’t laugh at the idea of Ryan Gosling dating a sex doll? I must admit […]
Bones and All Review: A Guilty Pleasure in Dark Comedy’s Sharpest Blade
Anthony Jeselnik celebrates 20 years in stand-up comedy with a world tour and a Netflix special called Bones and All, shot in Milwaukee. For those unfamiliar with Anthony Jeselnik, you’re both lucky and unlucky at […]
BLITZ Review: A Disappointing Recent Outing From A Talented Director
Steve McQueen is one of my favorite directors working today. His direction has always been meticulous and detailed, presenting stories and ideas in a way that takes seen-before concepts and makes them feel new and […]
Wicked Review: A Spellbinding Spectacle That Soars Despite Flaws
Jon M. Chu is no stranger to directing movie adaptations of Broadway musicals. His last feature, In The Heights, was adapted from a Broadway show of the same name. This time, he has turned to […]