Category: Film Reviews
Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time offers up subtle satire of Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino’s black comedy “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” is less love letter and more industry satire
Wild Rose‘s performances tell poignant story of hope and personal responsibility
A Scottish girl working on the economic margins of Glasgow, Scotland wants to be a…
Spider-Man: Far From Home puts the story back in Marvel superhero films
Spider-Man spun his web around movie theaters this weekend, and in all likelihood it’s going…
MIB International entertains despite simple plot
Men In Black: International, or MIB International, doesn’t have many surprises although the movie somehow…
Anna‘s stylish action elevates its story
Anna is the newest action movie by French auteur director Luc Besson and my full…
Strong storylines and characters lift Dark Phoenix
Dark Phoenix limped into the box offices over its first weekend and seems destined to…
Dark Phoenix character-driven story swamped by superhero fatigue
Dark Phoenix limped into the box offices over its first weekend and seems destined to…
Bharat is a Bollywood story of tragedy, sacrifice, social justice, and personal growth
Bharat had a strong opening in India and has emerged as one of Bollywood’s highest…
Aladdin is pleasant, summer diversion
Disney’s live-action remake of Aladdin is good solid fare for young ones, but alas does…
Authentic India’s Most Wanted falters as action movie
The decision on whether to formally review India’s Most Wanted, a Bollywood produced “action” movie,…
