Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) Review: Wild, Inventive Action Adventure
Director duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s multiple Oscar winning Everything Everywhere All At Once is an amusing, heartwarming sci-fi …
Articles for category: MOVIE REVIEWS
Aftersun (2022) Review: Enigmatic, Minimalist Drama
Charlotte Wells’ astute debut feature Aftersun (2022) rings with a rare authenticity in its flawless portrayal of dysfunctional characters. A …
Great Freedom (2022) Review: Love Amid Oppression
An unflinchingly crafted prison drama based on true events, Great Freedom centers around an ill-starred individual Hans (Franz Rogowski), who is …
Happening (2022) Review: Timely, Gripping Abortion Drama
French director Audrey Diwan’s sophomore film Happening, which won the Golden Lion at the 2021 Venice Film Festival, is a …
Playground (2022): A Child’s Perspective On Bullying
A tender and poignant portrait of childhood, Playground is characterized by its exploration of universal but difficult questions while remaining …
Argentina, 1985 (2022) Review: Clarion Call Against Terror
Argentina, 1985, a Spanish courtroom drama directed by Santiago Mitre, depicts the country’s historic Trial of the Juntas, the first-ever …
The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) Review: Metaphorical Study Of Isolation
The Banshees of Inisherin is a tough, challenging film to watch. Its pace is mellow and landscape stark. Set in an …
Will ‘The Last of Us’ Meet Expectations?
Joel and Ellie are two of gaming’s most iconic characters, venturing through tough and trying times as the world falls …
Avatar (2022) Review: Unimpressive Water World of Bleak Realism
The long-awaited sequel to James Cameron’s groundbreaking film Avatar arrived this weekend. The original film was an avalanche of color and …
Pinocchio (2022) Review: A Playfully Grim Critique Of Mussolini’s Regime
The latest outing from the Mexican master Guillermo Del Toro, titled Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022) is a creative adaptation of …
Death On The Nile (2022) Review
Known as the Queen of Mystery Fiction, Agatha Christie is one of the most widely published and lionised authors of …
A Death In The Gunj (2016) Review: Visual Storytelling At Its Finest
Films of the horror genre are naturally predisposed to provoke dread, disgust, and fear in the audience. Director-writer Konkona Sen …
Memories of Murder (2003) Review: Richly Layered Satire
South Korean cinema has been on a roll scaling unprecedented, global heights. Bong Joon-ho, one of the many acclaimed South …
Mad World (2016) Review: A Harrowing Tale Of Mental Illness
“Am I the abnormal one?” The question Mad World posits is one of reflection. Chun Wong’s debut feature tells the …
Homerun (2003) Review: Hope Amidst Hardship
A story about friendships, sibling love and life struggles, Jack Neo’s Homerun tugs at your heartstrings in so many ways. …