Most of the films directed by Christopher Nolan have this nature of a visual representation of a hypothesis. His fixation with the concept of time and the fantasy ventures he has created always fascinated us due to the amount of science he puts into them. What sets Oppenheimer apart from most of the other films… Continue reading Oppenheimer Review | This Biopic From Christopher Nolan Is an Emphatic Character Study
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Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review | Tom Cruise Delivers a Worthy Big-Screen Experience
It is needless to say, the Mission Impossible franchise has been one of those rare movie franchises that only became better with each movie. The seventh installment in this Tom Cruise franchise, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, is one movie that ensures that the franchise’s reputation is maintained. With multiple set pieces that… Continue reading Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review | Tom Cruise Delivers a Worthy Big-Screen Experience
Extraction 2 Review | This Sequel Is Definitely Bigger but Not at All Better
2020’s Extraction, which many people watched as it was one of the first movies to release during the pandemic, was fun to watch mainly because of how it was designed as a portfolio for stunt coordinator turned director Sam Hargrave. Even though the story aspect of it was pretty simple, the quality of the action… Continue reading Extraction 2 Review | This Sequel Is Definitely Bigger but Not at All Better
The Flash Review | Multiverse Fatigue Covered Up With Abundance of Nostalgia
The day before yesterday, my Facebook feed popped up with a memory of my post about the excitement I had for watching Man of Steel. 10 years after the release of Man of Steel (June 14th, 2013), we are pretty much witnessing the end of DCEU with their latest film, The Flash, which is trying… Continue reading The Flash Review | Multiverse Fatigue Covered Up With Abundance of Nostalgia
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Review | This One Surpasses Its Mediocre Predecessors by a Long Shot
With an insane level of collateral damage, excessive jingoistic elements, pointless levels of slow motion, and objectification of female characters, the Michael Bay-spearheaded Transformers franchise had followed a problematic and trashy aesthetic that pretty much made it unexciting. But ever since Bay left the director’s chair, things have been kind of promising. The Bumblebee spinoff… Continue reading Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Review | This One Surpasses Its Mediocre Predecessors by a Long Shot
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review | A Fun Ride That Innovatively Explores the Multiverse Idea
There was a lot of debate around the multiverse concept, as some pointed it out as the reason for the recent creative dullness of most MCU films. And to an extent, it felt like a valid point. What’s great about the new animated movie from Sony, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is how its writers show… Continue reading Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review | A Fun Ride That Innovatively Explores the Multiverse Idea
The Little Mermaid Review | A Live-Action Adaptation With Stunning Visuals and a Bloated Script
My memories of watching the animated film The Little Mermaid are very vague. The latest version, directed by Rob Marshall, did create a bit of curiosity as it was a live-action adaptation of the 1989 film. Reviewing a movie like this is a bit of a tricky thing as I clearly didn’t belong to the… Continue reading The Little Mermaid Review | A Live-Action Adaptation With Stunning Visuals and a Bloated Script
Fast X Review | A Reckless Action Platter Saved by Its Own Legacy
The evolution of the fast and furious franchise has been very erratic. And of late, it has been much less about cars, and it was moving more towards what if Salman Khan was offered something like Mission Impossible. With the pool of actors they brought into the franchise and some twists in real and reel… Continue reading Fast X Review | A Reckless Action Platter Saved by Its Own Legacy