Can you picture how drop-dead gorgeous this city is in the rain? Every city has its own character, at least in Woody Allen’s films. There are countless times when we hear that…
Tag: 2011
Joachim Trier’s “Oslo, August 31st” comes from a very intimate space. Loosely adapted from Pierre Drieu La Rochelle’s french novel ‘Will O’ the Wisp’, the film is a dark, yet profound and sympathetic…
The 25 Finest Hindi Films Of The Decade (the 2010s): Since parallel Hindi cinema succumbed to the influx of money and muscle and deterioration of a director’s creative control in filmmaking during…
All the initial expectations & excitement set up by its impressive opening track shot is unfortunately lost in this long & lingering movie about movies advertised as a family-friendly adventure to its…
Judy Garland is a name known to most Hollywood musical aficionados and fans of yesteryear films. Born Ethel Francis Gumm, Judy was a child star who managed to eclipse the humungous fame…
A competently crafted found-footage horror narrated in faux-documentary style, The Tunnel utilizes its narrow spaces, dark alleys & underground setting effectively and manages to be legitimately tense, thrilling & terrifying at times…
