Baby Do Die Do Review: Huma Qureshi Shines In An Uneven Action Drama
A female assassin who never misses her target, a tragic past that refuses to stay buried, and…
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Alpha Review: Stylish Action Can’t Save This Uneven SpyVerse Entry
The YRF SpyVerse finally shifts its focus to a female-led story with Alpha, a film that has…
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Enola Holmes 3 Review: Mystery, Heart and Sharp Growth
The world of Enola Holmes returns with another mystery, but this time the story feels noticeably bigger…
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Welcome To The Jungle Review: Akshay’s Comedy Roars Again
Comedy has quietly made a strong comeback at the box office this year, and Welcome To The…
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Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Shines, But Krypto Steals the Show
The new DC Universe is only one film old, yet Supergirl already feels like a very different…
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Minions & Monsters Review: A Wild Love Letter to Cinema
Nearly two decades after they first stumbled their way into pop culture, the Minions have finally found…
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Colony Review: Yeon Sang Ho Trades Emotion for Intelligent Terror in This Brutal Zombie Thriller
Rating: 3.5/5 There are certain films that become impossible benchmarks for a filmmaker. For Yeon Sang Ho,…
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Ab Hoga Hisaab Review: Shaheer Sheikh Shines in a Crime Drama Held Back by Weak Writing
Rating: 2.5/5 Crime dramas set in small-town India have become increasingly common over the last few years,…
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Cocktail 2 Review: Beautiful Locations Can’t Save This Uneven Romance
Rating: ★★.5/5 Romantic dramas seem to be having a moment at the box office, but not all…
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Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata Review: Kangana Ranaut Shines in an Inspiring Tribute That Doesn’t Always Find Its Emotional Rhythm
The 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks left behind stories of unimaginable fear, heartbreak and courage. While films have…
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‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Steven Spielberg Delivers His Most Thrilling and Spiritually Powerful Film in Years
Steven Spielberg has spent nearly fifty years asking audiences to look up at the sky and wonder…
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Every Year After Review: Amazon’s New Summer Romance Feels Familiar, but Its Emotional Leads Keep You Watching
Every streaming service seems determined to find its next great summer romance, and Amazon Prime Video may…
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‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Review: Hugh Jackman Leads a Bleak and Beautiful Reinvention of the Legendary Outlaw
For decades, Robin Hood has been the charming thief of folklore — the man in green who…
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