Notebook review – Mr S’s take
When you are confused how to make a movie copying from another one, what do you do? You copy from
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Shazam review – Mr T’s take
A safe and familiar, yet engaging origin story of the DC superhero Shazam. This Shazam review is brought to you
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Junglee review – Mr S’s take
Chuck Russell paints every character as black and white and the perfect audience of this movie without any emotional depth
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Delhi Crime review – Mr T’s take
A dramatization of the investigation that followed the horrific gang rape in Delhi in 2012 which shook the nation. This
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If Beale Street Could Talk review – Mr T’s take
A romantic drama for the modern age elevated by stellar acting and direction. This If Beale Street Could Talk review
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Stan and Ollie review – Mr T’s take
A love letter to the Laurel and Hardy classics from the last century. This Stan and Ollie review is brought
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Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota review – Mr S’s take
Vasan Bala celebrates and in a way, mocks Bollywood in this movie. The movie is an ensemble of all the
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Kesari review – Mr T’s take
A sentimental, revisionist retelling of the Battle of Saragarhi, where 21 braveheart soldiers fought 10,000 Afghani tribesmen. This Kesari review
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Photograph review – Mr S’s take
Ritesh Batra returns to directing a Hindi feature film six years after The Lunchbox. This time, he chooses the story
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Paddleton review – Mr T’s take
Mark Duplass and Andy Freeman star in this low-key intelligent drama about friendship and loss. Paddleton review, brought to you
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