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Horror is a genre that has got very limited space for improvisation or I should say that the genre has got improvised very rarely. Coming to It, the latest Hollywood horror film based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name is somewhat a run-of-the-mill horror film that does have scary sequences to its credit… Continue reading It

Watching horror movies inside a crowded theater is actually a funny experience. You get to hear the reaction from people and we laugh at ourselves after every time a scary sequence gets finished. Annabelle 2 aka Annabelle Creation is no different from that. You will be blurring your eyes, trying to guess the point the… Continue reading Annabelle Creation

Christopher Nolan is known for all his mind twisting cinematic takes on various subjects. Even with the dark knight trilogy he gave the audience something different from the usual superhero stuff we all saw till that point. The genius has arrived with his new war drama Dunkirk and in that specific genre Nolan puts his… Continue reading Dunkirk

War for the planet of the apes, the third movie in the franchise is an emotionally moving experience due to the character arch we get to see. Caesar is vulnerable, he is haunted by his own faults and yet he is trying his best to save the herd. With director Matt Reeves addressing the movie… Continue reading War for the Planet of the Apes

Baby Driver written and directed by Edgar Wright is a unique blend of several elements. In a way it is a musical, it has a love story with depth, it has the element of revenge, it is a heist movie and it has breathtaking car chase sequences. And all this happens within two hours (113… Continue reading Baby Driver

For those who are very nostalgic about the actual comics and very adamant about how Spider-man should be, I don’t know how this new take would appeal to them. As someone who has seen (only) the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfiled versions of Spiderman, this new Marvel version set in the Avengers universe was refreshing… Continue reading Spider-Man: Homecoming

Almost 6 years back when I saw the third transformers movie in the big screen back in 2011, the sheer scale and some stunning visual effects aided stunt choreography made me like that film. On a creative level the franchise was never a big talking point and director Michael Bay was only interested in giving… Continue reading Transformers: The Last Knight

Pierre Coffin is back with the Despicable Me franchise and the third outing is also a fun watch. The fun we got to see in the previous parts of the film was definitely there, but somewhere the story this time was not narrated in a way that could make us laugh out loud frequently the… Continue reading Despicable Me 3