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From the trailer itself it was clear that Sully, directed by Clint Eastwood is a movie that focuses mainly on the after struggle of the pilot who rescued 155 people on board by landing the plane on the Hudson River. It is quite a tough task to maneuver the audience through the tricky confused phase… Continue reading Sully

The latest Jason Statham movie Mechanic Resurrection is like an amateur compilation of most of Statham’s hero centric films.  Coming as a sequel to the 2011 movie The Mechanic, this one has no real juice in the story and ultimately it’s the old school formula of kidnap, blackmail and revenge. The developments in Mechanic Resurrection… Continue reading Mechanic Resurrection

The Bourne movies had a key role in changing the way spy movies were treated till that point. Well after his entry even James Bond started to jump from buildings and get dirty. The latest episode in the Bourne saga is titled Jason Bourne and much like its previous segments it is engaging, breath taking… Continue reading Jason Bourne

With Deadpool, Marvel pitched a real game changer in the superhero genre as R rated content added more fun and freshness to a category that was facing burnout. Suicide Squad from DC in a way is a similar attempt to entertain the audience with that kind of badass fun elements. Even after having four to… Continue reading Suicide Squad

There is nothing much out of the box about the new Ghostbusters movie directed by Paul Feig. The third edition of the Ghostbusters franchise works nicely as a funny, spoofy entertainer with enough quirks to keep you entertained for it’s less than two hours runtime. Abby Yates and Erin Gilbert have co written a book… Continue reading Ghostbusters

When you compare it with the much evolved animated movies like Zootopia or Inside out, the latest and the last few episodes in the Ice Age franchise are quite less innovative. But still for its minimal runtime of less than 100 minutes, Ice Age franchise offers a good laughter package to its viewers. With the… Continue reading Ice Age Collision Course

The Legend of Tarzan directed by David Yates has this American character played by Samuel L Jackson who at one point talks about the dreadful side of colonialism to Tarzan. The problem with the film is that such politics which would have made a difference got restricted to only a few instances like those. Even… Continue reading The Legend of Tarzan

The first part of Independence Day Resurgence which was released in 1996 happened to be in that era where we didn’t have much of a CGI support to create all that enormous visuals of collateral damage across the globe. With this second outing the disaster lover Roland Emmerich isn’t trying to explore anything drastically new.… Continue reading Independence Day Resurgence