‘The Trip’ Review: A dark comedy that takes marital discord to a bloody new level
For some reason, Journey doesn't start with a crazy scene nestled. On a precarious edge of a rock that's strained ...
“Sardar Udham” Movie Review: Vicky Kaushal blows your mind, Shoojit Sirkar destroys it and draws a very realistic picture of war
The film congratulates viewers with some odd facts. About the shameful Jalianwala Bug massacre in 1919. Which was a deliberate ...
“The Velvet Underground” Review: This documentary is as radical, bold and brilliant as the band itself
"I feel like I'm in a movie theater," he said in an unmistakable voice. On the right side of the ...
“Mai Bhi Barbaad” Review: The thrilling romance between Angad Bedi & Hina Khan has set the stage on fire
The long-awaited music video by Hina Khan and Angad Bedi was released today. The new music video "Mai Bhi Barbaad" ...
“The Four of Us” Review: This Netflix comedy takes a new and addictive approach to modern relationships
The film touches on relevant topics that bother modern couples. Without being taken too seriously with a playful cast of ...
“The Forgotten Battle” Review: A sad tale of unimaginable death and sacrifice
Netflix has just released its first Dutch film, and we are speechless. But not happy, but shocked with a heavy ...
‘Sexy Beasts Season 2’ Review: The novelty of watching two masked creatures meet quickly becomes apparent
Let's face it. Reality TV will never go away, no matter how much people want it. Whenever the opening title ...
‘Convergence: Courage in a Crisis’ Review: A documentary about collecting stories from Covid Frontlines
The film begins with images of large crowds inside and outside. The hustle and bustle of the city, the New ...
“Little Things Season 4” Review: The pace of the final season of Little Things was exhausting
Finality is roughly outlined in Season 4 of Dice Media's Little Thing. Netflix India has positioned this season as the ...
“LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales” Review: Poe and BB-8 are taken to Darth Vader’s castle after landing in Mustafar’s accident
After last year's LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special, the same creative team is back with LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales. ...
“The Boss Baby: Family Business” Review : Truly Predictable Affairs for Easy laughs
The most interesting thing about The Boss Baby: Family Business is its existence. The film was a direct sequel to ...
‘TIFF’ Review: Warm, elegant, and often steeped in exploration of solitude and human relationships
Regarding technological advances and how they shape and transform humans in films, automation. Whether humanoid robots or stereotypes that look ...