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A Death in the Gunj (2016) Movie Review

May 23, 2022 Priyanka Das

The attention to detail is exemplary: the sword and shield replica wall decor, the white and lavender coloured Yardley talcum powder tin, a drawer with plastic hair rollers, Kashmiri embroidered ponchos… all of which takes the viewer back to the bygone era of the late 70’s and 80’s or even the 90’s (it is strange how those 3 decades seem so similar to each other while 5 years ago from now seem ancient: technology has made time move so fast). Coming from a town around the same region as McCluskieganj, these details are all too familiar. This movie has given me a sense of identity and belongingness like no other.

Sooryavanshi (2021) Movie Review

May 23, 2022 Adarsh Mishra

Neither it’s masterpiece nor it’s a boring. Akshay Kumar is a action hero we saw him since childhood and he still so good at action, which inspires us. Movie is also For Cinephiles bcz it has good dialogs very nice shots and story is catchy, if you saw its first 15 minutes it’s gonna make you to watch it till climax.

Death on the Nile (2022) Movie Review

April 14, 2022 D.M. Anderson

If Murder was better than expected, then Death on the Nile more-or-less delivers as expected, which is all anyone can really ask from a sequel. It’s another affectionately assembled throwback to mysteries of yesteryear, with slick production design and a solid cast, all in support of a classic story that would be difficult to screw up.

Shattered (2022) Movie Review

February 28, 2022 D.M. Anderson

Shattered contains more than its fair share of implausibilities, sometimes straining credibility to the breaking point, but at least we’re spared the same old psycho lover routine. Neither Chris nor Sky are particularly interesting – even when bumpin’ uglies – because they feel like patchwork composites of characters in similar films, nor are the actors able to breathe much new life into them. Grillo, however, seems to be having a great time. The less said about Malkovich’s embarrassing role, the better.

Hard Hit (2021) Movie Review

February 28, 2022 D.M. Anderson

There are a few lapses in plausibility – probably necessary to keep the story moving forward – so some suspension of disbelief is required at times, but no more than we needed for movies like Speed. While not as rousing or fast-paced as that film, Hard Hit is an enjoyable thriller in the same vein, despite the lazy title.

Malignant (2021) Movie Review

December 12, 2021 D.M. Anderson

Malignant is no masterpiece, nor is it particularly scary (despite an abundance of familiar jump scares). However, the film is entertaining, uninhibited and culminates in a bonkers final act that – whether one finds it thrilling or ridiculous – is certainly memorable.