Anatomy Of A Fall (2o23) With the Oscars looming, it’s crucial to acquaint ourselves with all the nominated movies and, more importantly, to promptly deliver our reviews while they’re still screening in theaters. Anatomy Of A Fall was …
Dune : Part 2 (2024) I will be the first to admit that when I watched Dune: Part 1 for the first time, I wasn’t the biggest fan. It took one of my friends at the cinema where …
Madame Web (2024) Alright folks, buckle up because we’re diving headfirst into the tangled web of “Madame Web,” and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride, but not the good kind. ⠀Picture this: you’re Sony, riding high …
The Iron Claw (2023) The Iron Claw film that shocks, warms, and holds your heart in the palm of your hand. A true story that reveals the genuine connection and love between siblings, a bond that will always …
The Holdovers (2023) I had been hearing a lot about this movie over the past month, and, God, I wished I had watched it at Christmas, bundled up in a blanket with a hot chocolate. The Holdovers bring …
Mean Girls: The Musical (2024) Mean Girls has been a classic for years, and believe me, I know every quote, line, and move to that Christmas dance. As a massive musical theatre nerd, when I heard they were …
Next Goal Wins (2023) Next Goal Wins is the epitome of a feel-good family movie, encompassing comedy, a heartwarming true story, talented actors, and, most importantly, genuine emotion. ⠀Taika Waititi has masterfully honed his filmmaking formula, and with …
Anyone But You (2023) OH YES! Now I have been waiting for these movies to return to our screen—something where we can just sit back, turn our minds off, and laugh away. Something where no, the script and …
Maestro (2023) Maestro is a powerful film on more levels than one. It follows the heartwarming yet tragic life of Leonard Bernstein, a talented composer who changed the world. He was a loving father, husband, friend, and genius; …
Rebel Moon Part 1: Child of Fire Once again, we find ourselves navigating the cyclical tale of a fresh Zack Snyder film. The narrative unfolds predictably – the online landscape sharply divided, with critics vehemently rejecting everything associated …
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (2023) When the first Aquaman came out in 2018, I was one of the few who really enjoyed that movie. It was silly, but it knew it; it was over the top, but …
All Of Us Strangers (2023) I went into “All Of Us Strangers” movie not knowing anything about it, and as I watched, I felt very torn. Yes, I was loving many elements, especially the acting and chemistry of …
The Killers Of The Flower Moon (2023) We all know the legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese. We have idolised, researched, and watched his work repeatedly. He changed the film industry with multiple films, shots and effects. We love him. …
Saltburn (2023) Wow.⠀I am still processing this experience, which was watching Saltburn. I don’t think I’ve been so traumatised yet intrigued in my life. This movie knows exactly how to draw in your whole attention, wrap you around …
“Wonka” (2023) When I first heard about the idea of a prequel to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” delving into the early years of Willy Wonka, I was skeptical. The flashbacks in Tim Burton’s version had left a …
“Napoleon” (2023) Napoleon was just as I anticipated—filled with drama and gore. Being a history geek, films delving into the past rank among my favorites, unlike my dad, who isn’t a fan of period pieces. The movie exemplifies …
“Thanksgiving” (2023) A Feast of Predictable Horror⠀⠀I stepped into “Thanksgiving” with a dash of excitement, anticipating the thrills of “Scream.” However, what I got was a mix of “Scary Movie” and “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” …
“Talk To Me” (2023) Talk to Me was an incredibly unique film. It not only had the fear factor through its stunning and heart-racing visuals, but it also challenged your internal self. It had the quiet horror of …
“The Covenant” is yet another movie that I feel fits his narrative choices, even though it is pretty different from the style that made him famous. It has the action, the character building, and that raw style that makes this movie feel interesting.
“Beau is Afraid” is not just a movie; it’s a piece of art that challenges the audience. It makes you think, but also forces you to resist the urge to give up and leave the theater, which a few people did in my screening.
