My Old Ass Review : A Bittersweet Homage to Life, Warts and All
If given the opportunity, what advice would you offer your younger self? In My Old Ass, Megan Park takes this familiar question and adds a clever, insightful twist. Have you […]
Khel Khel Mein Review: A Bumpy Journey Delivers Glimpses of Prime Akshay
Akshay Kumar leads a mixed-bag ensemble cast on a night of discovery, leading to some genuine laugh-out-loud moments in Khel Khel Mein. Nostalgia is like driving at night on a […]
CTRL Review: A Chillingly Relevant Exploration of Our Digital Lives
In CTRL, Ananya Pandey’s portrayal of a social media influencer grappling with personal and public turmoil is impressive. Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, the film explores the effects of technology on relationships but suffers from pacing issues.
The Buckingham Murders Review: Kareena Kapoor’s Missed Opportunity
The Buckingham Murders, featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan as a grieving police officer, attempts to address communal tensions and the immigrant experience but falls short in execution. While it explores emotional complexity, the film suffers from clichéd tropes, slow pacing, and lackluster performances, leaving much to be desired for avid thriller fans.
Sector 36 Review: A Lackluster Crime Thriller
Sector 36 is a Hindi crime thriller featuring Vikrant Massey as a chilling serial killer and Deepak Dobriyal as a police officer facing a moral awakening after his daughter’s near abduction. Despite Massey’s notable performance, the film falters with predictable storytelling, dumbing down motives, and lackluster suspense elements. Overall, it struggles to stand out in the genre.
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