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Katrina Kaif Reviews Akshay Kumar And R Madhavan's Kesari Chapter 2: "Terrific"
Kesari: Chapter 2 is the sequel to Akshay Kumar’s 2019 hit Kesari
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The Pitt Review: The Expertly Crafted Series Is Both Entertaining And Substantive
The Pitt Review: In an era where streaming services increasingly chase novelty over quality, the series demonstrates that sometimes the old formulas still work best.
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Sinners Review: Messy, Ambitious And Occasionally Overwhelming
Sinners Review: It remains grounded in the authentic struggles of its characters to create spaces of joy and freedom within an inhumane system.
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Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: BTS Jin's Entirely Unhinged Show Is Mildly Enjoyable
Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: It's a mildly enjoyable watch when you're in the mood for something light and unserious, especially if you're a fan of the cast.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Taut And Gripping, With Pedro Pascal In Fine Fettle
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Pedro Pascal's performance as Joel is layered with grief, regret, and a desperate longing to protect Ellie at all costs.
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Kesari Chapter 2 Review: Akshay Kumar, A Miscast, Gives It All He Has
Kesari Chapter 2 Review: R. Madhavan goes on to make his presence felt strongly enough in the second half.
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Sharmila Tagore Reviews Grandson Ibrahim's Nadaaniyan: "The Film Was Not Good But..."
Sharmila Tagore said, "The picture has to be good"
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Chhorii 2 Review: A Horror Film That Forgets To Be Horrifying
Chhorii 2 Review: Unfortunately, much like a flashlight with dying batteries in a haunted house, the film's noble intentions flicker promisingly before leaving viewers stumbling in the dark.
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Jaat Review: Sunny Deol's Messy, Massy Thriller Is Overly Noisy
Jaat Review: Unless you are an inveterate Sunny Deol fan, Jaat would be best avoided.
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Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
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Test Review: R Madhavan And Nayanthara's Film Ultimately Fails Its Own Examination
Test Review: The film reflects its titular sporting format - lengthy, occasionally rewarding, but lacking the consistent dynamism needed to sustain interest across its duration.
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Babah (2024) Malaysian Drama is Now Available for Streaming on Netflix: What You Need to Know
Babah (2024) is a Malaysian drama film directed by Mohd Shah Faizul. The film revolves around Isyak, a devoted father caring for his daughter Maya, who battles Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The movie was released in Malaysian cinemas on December 5, 2024 and has earned RM7.09 million. Starring Qi Razali, Sweet Qismina, and Cristina Suzanne, the film has...
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
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Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
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L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
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Katrina Kaif Reviews Akshay Kumar And R Madhavan's Kesari Chapter 2: "Terrific"
Kesari: Chapter 2 is the sequel to Akshay Kumar’s 2019 hit Kesari
-
The Pitt Review: The Expertly Crafted Series Is Both Entertaining And Substantive
The Pitt Review: In an era where streaming services increasingly chase novelty over quality, the series demonstrates that sometimes the old formulas still work best.
-
Sinners Review: Messy, Ambitious And Occasionally Overwhelming
Sinners Review: It remains grounded in the authentic struggles of its characters to create spaces of joy and freedom within an inhumane system.
-
Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: BTS Jin's Entirely Unhinged Show Is Mildly Enjoyable
Kian's Bizarre B&B Review: It's a mildly enjoyable watch when you're in the mood for something light and unserious, especially if you're a fan of the cast.
-
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Taut And Gripping, With Pedro Pascal In Fine Fettle
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Pedro Pascal's performance as Joel is layered with grief, regret, and a desperate longing to protect Ellie at all costs.
-
Kesari Chapter 2 Review: Akshay Kumar, A Miscast, Gives It All He Has
Kesari Chapter 2 Review: R. Madhavan goes on to make his presence felt strongly enough in the second half.
-
Sharmila Tagore Reviews Grandson Ibrahim's Nadaaniyan: "The Film Was Not Good But..."
Sharmila Tagore said, "The picture has to be good"
-
Chhorii 2 Review: A Horror Film That Forgets To Be Horrifying
Chhorii 2 Review: Unfortunately, much like a flashlight with dying batteries in a haunted house, the film's noble intentions flicker promisingly before leaving viewers stumbling in the dark.
-
Jaat Review: Sunny Deol's Messy, Massy Thriller Is Overly Noisy
Jaat Review: Unless you are an inveterate Sunny Deol fan, Jaat would be best avoided.
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Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
-
Test Review: R Madhavan And Nayanthara's Film Ultimately Fails Its Own Examination
Test Review: The film reflects its titular sporting format - lengthy, occasionally rewarding, but lacking the consistent dynamism needed to sustain interest across its duration.
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Babah (2024) Malaysian Drama is Now Available for Streaming on Netflix: What You Need to Know
Babah (2024) is a Malaysian drama film directed by Mohd Shah Faizul. The film revolves around Isyak, a devoted father caring for his daughter Maya, who battles Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The movie was released in Malaysian cinemas on December 5, 2024 and has earned RM7.09 million. Starring Qi Razali, Sweet Qismina, and Cristina Suzanne, the film has...
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
-
Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
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L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
