D-Day

It’s something that you wish to see happen. Director Nikhil Advani makes a strong come back to the industry with a thrilling film that touches your emotions. D-Day is a gripping thriller that has its depth and detail to convince you completely. With solid performances and perfect making to backup the “mission impossible” idea, this… Continue reading D-Day

White House Down

After destructing the entire world with his last film 2012, director Roland Emmerich is back again with another destruction mission of burning down the safest house in the world; white house. White House Down is a movie that will entertain you mainly because of the on screen chemistry of Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx. But… Continue reading White House Down

Turbo

No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small. Based on this encouraging thought, the latest venture from Dreamworks Animation; Turbo is an entertaining one time watch. The basic idea is somewhat recurring like what we have seen in films like Kung Fu Panda, where the main character is desperate to become something… Continue reading Turbo

Crocodile Love Story

An idea that had all the scope to deliver something fresh to the viewers spoiled by some lame romance and unimpressive humor; that’s what I felt about the latest Malayalam release Crocodile Love Story. A tiring first half that fails to establish a sensible love story and a silly second half that can’t take the… Continue reading Crocodile Love Story

Mariyan

Based on the real life stories of many Indian workers who faced severe trauma during their life in the northern parts of African continent, Mariyan from director Bharath Bala is a romantic drama that scores mainly for the performance of its lead pair. Even though the film is quite weak in terms of scripting, this… Continue reading Mariyan

Pacific Rim

On a plot that can be considered as an amalgamation of Godzilla and Transformers, the latest venture from director Guillermo del Toro, Pacific Rim is an engaging sci-fi that scores mostly with its stunning second half set pieces. What it lacks is a perspective from a common man as it spends a huge time in… Continue reading Pacific Rim

Bhaag Milkha Bhaag

Well, the movie literally has every element that needs to be there in an inspirational drama. The real beauty of the film lies in those moments where you realize that these are incidents that occurred in the life of India’s greatest athlete. Director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s latest venture “ Bhaag Milkha Bhaag ” is a… Continue reading Bhaag Milkha Bhaag

The Lone Ranger

The much awaited Disney product The Lone Ranger is a disappointing craft. Depending too much on the Pirates of the Caribbean series in styling the canvas, The Lone Ranger is a tiring experience for its duration of around 2 hours and 30 minutes. The story doesn’t really move forward and it’s stuck in a simple… Continue reading The Lone Ranger