The Phantom Carriage [1921] Review – A Startlingly Inventive Morality Play of the Silent Film Era
“The Phantom Carriage was based on Nobel-Prize winning Swedish author Selma Lagerlof’s 1912 novel, Thy Soul Shall Bear Witness!” Known…
How “Thappad” Champions An Inclusive Screenplay of Empowerment, Exploration, and Realizations
A film cannot risk itself with objective definitions when it chooses an existence that is not in isolation from the…
[Watch] The Eddy Teaser Trailer: Damien Chazelle Returns With A Musical Netflix Series
While making the viewers spellbound with his previous films, Damien Chazelle has always been keen on the music from his…
Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back – Evolution [2020] Netflix Review: Pales in comparison to the original
In a Pokemon day treat to fans of the game and the animé, Netflix released Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back –…
Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhaan [2020] Review: A Loud & Headache Inducing Piece That Must Be Cautioned Against
It had been a while since I watched a Hindi comedy film. I decided to go for an evening show…
Who Killed Malcolm X? [2020] Netflix Review – A Look Into the Life, Assassination, and Enduring Legacy of the Afro-American Activist
Who Killed Malcolm X is now streaming on Netflix “It seems that after a person has died, he is reevaluated….
The 15 Best Coming Of Age Films Of 2019
Growing up takes a lot out of a person. A child’s entire life is defined by the period when he…
Hugo [2011] Review: As Endearing As It Is Frustrating
All the initial expectations & excitement set up by its impressive opening track shot is unfortunately lost in this long…