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Jhund (2022) Review: A Realist And Transfixing Tale That Deserves To Be Seen Despite Its Contrived Tone
Cinema has always been used as a tool for luring in massive audiences, often under the pretext of mass entertainment….
Toofan Mail [2022] ‘WFF’ Review: An Excellent Leading Performance Anchors this DIY Emergency-era Period Drama
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All Batman Movies (Including The Batman) Ranked, From Worst to Best
Since the character’s conception in 1939, Batman has proven to be amongst the most iconic superheroes in pop culture and…
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure [2022] Netflix Review: Rehashed Pirate Comedy Film That Can be Skipped
The Pirates of the Caribbean set the benchmark for all films about the buccaneers thieving on the high seas. It…
Take Back the Night [2022] Review: An effective #Metoo thriller with an infuriating monster
Take Back the Night deals with an extremely sensitive and important subject matter: sexual assault. Like The Invisible Man, the…
Ryusuke Hamaguchi Shares Criterion Top 10 Films
Ryusuke Hamaguchi optimally leverages the audio-visual medium of cinema and spun it delicately in a mystifying narrative to look at…
The Batman [2022] Review: A Delightfully Relentless Crime-Noir Saga Like No Other
Etching a grim, violent vision of Gotham in ways never done before, The Batman explores its core characters with remarkable nuance and depth, belting a three-hour extravaganza that highlights socio-political ills that plague the city, and the world at large.