Movie Review
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
- Photos
- Web Stories
-
Neelira Review: Someetharan's Sri Lankan War Film Celebrates Humanity Over Bloodshed
Neelira Review: The film is a deeply affecting portrait of life shaped by conflict, but what it ultimately lacks is depth
-
Maamla Legal Hai 2 Review: Ravi Kishan Anchors A Light-Hearted Courtroom Drama With A Dhurandhar 2 Easter Egg
Maamla Legal Hai 2 Review: With satire, a gradual dosage of gravity keep things real in real India
-
The Drama Review: Zendaya Gives Career-Best Performance In Watchable Film
Review: The Drama takes a genre that has seen varied and multifarious interpretations over the decades
-
Vaazha 2 Review: Humour And Emotions Drive This Coming-Of-Age Story
Vaazha 2 is not like Vaazha, and that works in its favour
-
First Review Of Ramayana Trailer: 'Ranbir Kapoor Truly Immersed Himself In Nitesh Tiwari's Powerful Epic'
The team of Ramayana hosted a special event related to the movie in Los Angeles days ahead of the launch of the 'first glimpse of Rama'
-
Happy Raj Review: A Wannabe Feel-Good Film That Misfires
Review: Happy Raj is ultimately a film that you don't tremendously dislike, but it's also not a film that you take home with you
-
Muthu Alias Kaattaan Review: Vijay Sethupathi-Starrer Is A Slow Burner
Muthu Alias Kaattaan Review: It takes time and grows on you, episode by episode, as Muthu's life unfolds piece by piece on screen
-
Prathichaya Review: Nivin Pauly's Political Thriller Drowns In Monotony
Prathichaya turns out to be a slow-paced family and political drama with an underwhelming script
-
BTS The Comeback Live Arirang Review: The Return Of OT7 That Felt Like A Homecoming
BTS The Comeback Live Arirang Review: Four years is a long time in pop culture. Long enough for trends to die, for new stars to rise, and for BTS to quietly step away and still remain the main event
-
Peaky Blinders The Immortal Man Review: All Hail The Return Of TV's Most Stylish Gangster, With Less Bite This Time
Peaky Blinders The Immortal Man Review: For all its flaws, it lingers. Like the echo of boots on wet cobblestone. Like a cigarette burning a little longer than it should. Like Tommy Shelby himself, impossible to ignore, even when he's standing very still
-
Neelira Review: Someetharan's Sri Lankan War Film Celebrates Humanity Over Bloodshed
Neelira Review: The film is a deeply affecting portrait of life shaped by conflict, but what it ultimately lacks is depth
-
Maamla Legal Hai 2 Review: Ravi Kishan Anchors A Light-Hearted Courtroom Drama With A Dhurandhar 2 Easter Egg
Maamla Legal Hai 2 Review: With satire, a gradual dosage of gravity keep things real in real India
-
The Drama Review: Zendaya Gives Career-Best Performance In Watchable Film
Review: The Drama takes a genre that has seen varied and multifarious interpretations over the decades
-
Vaazha 2 Review: Humour And Emotions Drive This Coming-Of-Age Story
Vaazha 2 is not like Vaazha, and that works in its favour
-
First Review Of Ramayana Trailer: 'Ranbir Kapoor Truly Immersed Himself In Nitesh Tiwari's Powerful Epic'
The team of Ramayana hosted a special event related to the movie in Los Angeles days ahead of the launch of the 'first glimpse of Rama'
-
Happy Raj Review: A Wannabe Feel-Good Film That Misfires
Review: Happy Raj is ultimately a film that you don't tremendously dislike, but it's also not a film that you take home with you
-
Muthu Alias Kaattaan Review: Vijay Sethupathi-Starrer Is A Slow Burner
Muthu Alias Kaattaan Review: It takes time and grows on you, episode by episode, as Muthu's life unfolds piece by piece on screen
-
Prathichaya Review: Nivin Pauly's Political Thriller Drowns In Monotony
Prathichaya turns out to be a slow-paced family and political drama with an underwhelming script
-
BTS The Comeback Live Arirang Review: The Return Of OT7 That Felt Like A Homecoming
BTS The Comeback Live Arirang Review: Four years is a long time in pop culture. Long enough for trends to die, for new stars to rise, and for BTS to quietly step away and still remain the main event
-
Peaky Blinders The Immortal Man Review: All Hail The Return Of TV's Most Stylish Gangster, With Less Bite This Time
Peaky Blinders The Immortal Man Review: For all its flaws, it lingers. Like the echo of boots on wet cobblestone. Like a cigarette burning a little longer than it should. Like Tommy Shelby himself, impossible to ignore, even when he's standing very still
