A Solace For Underrated Independent Films
It was the beginning of the World War II when Hitler already had an edge over his enemies. The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in a hastily move ordered to … Continue Reading ‘A Call To Spy’ Review: Women Spymasters Deserve Our Attention.
Herman J. Mackiewicz, also known as Mank, is bedridden after an accident, away from the plush of the city at North Verde Ranch and is given 90 days to complete … Continue Reading ‘MANK’ Review: Character Driven, Bold and Witty.
Tenet is a mind bending spy story directed by Christopher Nolan who has now invested his dime in the segment of time inversion. Although, time inversion is a complex phenomenon … Continue Reading Tenet Review: Visually Astounding and an Artistic Masterpiece.
To put it straight Ava (Jessica Chastain ) is an assassin with a heart who asks her target, “What did they do wrong?” When I heard this line during the … Continue Reading Ava Review: Dull, Clumsy and Exhausting.
After We Collided is based on a novel by Anna Todd. It acts as a sequel to After starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin & Josephine Langford. Like I said, this is … Continue Reading After We Collided Review: Shakespeare may sue from heaven.
Set in World War I, 1917, is a pure bravado of two soldiers, Lance Corporal Schofield & Blake, who are tasked to deliver a crucial message to Colonel Mackenzie. A … Continue Reading 1917 – A Heroic Journey of Two Messengers to save 1600 men.
I would say Rakhta Charitra is a pure masterpiece that came out of Ram Gopal Verma’s vision. It is a lethal amalgamation of strong story structure and bold characters. Vivek … Continue Reading Rakhta Charitra – The Rise and Fall of Pratap Ravi
Tumbbad got me from the trailer itself. The sound of lightning, the visuals of lashing rain from the dark clouds hovering over the mountains, the India of 1918, the mansion, … Continue Reading Tumbbad – A Crucial Dent In Indian cinema?
