Movie Review: Raees: Lost in Hero Worship & Mass Appeal
Once upon a time in dry Gujarat of the 1980's and 90's, Raees (Shah Rukh Khan, good act) builds an empire out of selling alcohol il...
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Movie review Copyright and all rights reserved Snehith Kumbla लेबलों वाले संदेश दिखाए जा रहे हैं. सभी संदेश दिखाएं
Movie review Copyright and all rights reserved Snehith Kumbla लेबलों वाले संदेश दिखाए जा रहे हैं. सभी संदेश दिखाएं
Movie Review: Badlapur: Stellar, Riveting Thriller
Badlapur grabs you by the neck in its opening scenes and barely lets go thereafter. It's an astonishing film in the thriller genre, I a...
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Movie Review: Finding Fanny (English): A performance-boosted road trip
Director Homi Adajania's latest movie has many sparkling moments of black humour, sparkling one-liners and some heart too. It all start...
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Movie Review: How To TrainYour Dragon 2: Quality Animation and Deja Vu
How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a quality animation movie that focuses more on action set pieces, though the story does merge into the happen...
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Movie Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Kiddie stuff, exasperating letdown
I didn't know whether I felt old or young, reminiscing, almost yearning for Sam Raimi's impressively entertaining and balanced Sp...
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Movie Review: Princess Mononoke (1997)
The best you will ever see in animation drama and this is not simple plain kid stuff. My animation movie comfort, pandered by years of Disn...
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Movie Review: Queen: Original, elevating stuff
Walking its own non-flashy path to storytelling, Queen is a rare 'finding your feet' movie. It doesn't go for the melodramati...
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Movie Review: Dedh Ishqiya: Of poetry, deceit and crooked desire
The bumbling thieving duo are back, the setting is yet again small town India. After a necklace heist and cop chase, Khalu and Babban get s...
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Movie Review: Django Unchained: Entertaining western, too many gunshots...
Caution : Brackets abound this review. An incidental encounter leads a slave, Django (Where have you been, Jamie Foxx?) to win his freedom –...
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Movie Review: The Hobbit:An Unexpected Journey (3D): Technology mars storytelling
Let us regretfully declare precioussss that we returned to the cinema hall yet again for a second viewing of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Jo...
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Movie Review: Life of Pi (3D): Good, watchable cinema
There are always elements in a well-written novel or short story that will differ in each reading, the perspective on the tale keeps alteri...
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Movie Review: Skyfall: Mr. Bond, Where the hell have you been?
Finally , Daniel Craig gets a Bond movie we would like to return to. Though the plot and sketches of the antagonist and protagonist are clea...
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Movie Review: English Vinglish: Smooth, Heartfelt Take on Self-esteem
Yippie, Sridevi is back and how! At 49, she finally gets a deserved space in a polished, purposeful screenplay. Here, she plays and represe...
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Movie Review: Gangs of Wasseypur II (Part Two): Deft Blood & Humour Culmination
Just how many dead bodies , bullet-pumping, greed, drugs and blood can you sit through in a gun-booming 150-minute revenge saga that transce...
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Movie Review: Shanghai: Telling Cinema
Justice delayed is justice denied - one of the many powerful truths that Shanghai exudes, without any character or voice over proclaiming ...
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Movie Review: BOL: Heart-rending despite hiccups
Even as a woman is condemned to be hanged in Pakistan, her last wish is to be allowed to tell her story to the world from the gallows. Even...
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