Snakehead (2021): A Bildungsroman, Fresh in Spirit but Old in Storytelling
We enter into the film and the United States of America with our protagonist, Sister Tse, an immigrant from China,…
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Lucky Chan-sil [2020] Review: A movie producer in an existential fix
Kim Choo-hee’s film revels in true indie spirit. This is why when Chan-sil (Gang Mal-geum) completely disregards a Christopher Nolan…
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Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle [2021] Review: Wish they would Let Ash Grow Up
Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle Netflix Review: Pokémon just seems to run strong and OLM continues to churn…
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Becoming Cousteau [2021] Review – A brilliant reminder on the transformational legacy of Jacques-Yves Cousteau
In the opening minutes of Liz Garbus’s outstanding, endlessly watchable documentary on the life and legacy of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, the…
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The Forgotten Battle [2021] Review: A Triumphant War film That Never Loses Steam
‘The Forgotten Battle’ (De slag om de Schelde) is a refreshing addition to the war genre that has been craving…
The Trip (2021) Review – A Home Invasion Black-Comedy cum Splatter Gorefest
Norwegian screenwriter and filmmaker Tommy Wirkola, known for his affinity to blend horror with comedy in both Dead Snow films…
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Little Things (Season 4) Review: A Relatively Thinly-Packed Season Despite The Endearing Moments
The pandemic put a halt on many creative productions. One of such projects was the brainchild of Dhruv Sehgal and…
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The Baby-Sitters Club (Season 2) Review: A delightful continuation that doesn’t lose its essence
The Baby-Sitters Club proved to be a refreshing take on the practice of children doing their bit to earn some…
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Bright: Samurai Soul [2021] Review – A Servicable Story About Orcs, Elves, And Humans Elevated By Gorgeous Animation
Bright (2017), directed by David Ayer and featuring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton, looked like a fresh and original entry…