Da 5 Bloods [2020] Netflix Review: Apocalypse is Now Exhumed
Da 5 Bloods is now streaming on Netflix Spike Lee, the incredible director behind great films like Do the Right…
Ema (2019) MUBI Review – A Powerful Portrait of an Underestimated Generation
Ema (2019) is now streaming on MUBI The recognition of Chilean cinema around the world grew notably in the 21st…
The Thief of Bagdad [1924] Review – A Wildly Entertaining Silent-Era Spectacle
The best fantasy and sci-fi films are intriguing due to the way it can wholly envelop us in its fabricated…
The Ascent [1977] Review – An Unheard Anti-War Masterpiece
Largely unheard even amongst the avid cinephiles, receded into limbo, and overshadowed by another Russian anti-war drama ‘Come & See’,…
Red Beard [1965] Review: End Of A Glorious Era
Marking the conclusion of one of the greatest director-actor collaborations in cinema history, Red Beard (Akahige) is as beautiful, heartfelt…
Gulabo Sitabo (2020): ‘Prime Video’ Review: A Tale of Landlord and Tenant That Barely Takes Off
Gulabo Sitabo is available on Amazon Prime Video: The origins of ‘Gulabo Sitabo’ go back to Uttar Pradesh. Created by…
Midnight in Paris [2011] Review: A Theme Park Ride Into Nostalgia And Paris
Can you picture how drop-dead gorgeous this city is in the rain? Every city has its own character, at least…
13 Reasons Why (Season 4) Netflix Review: A Perfect Ensemble of Psychological Trauma
Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) stands out in Season 4 of the web series 13 Reasons Why. As it starts and…