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The ‘Kung Fu Panda’ is a very well-known series, and the fourth part sustains the demand of being funny, has action and still has emotions in it. However, it leaves space for improvement when looking from the previous parts. After ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ which ended the series back in 2016, I never believed that […]

Synopsis: A feel-good tale that transcends stylistic boundaries, making it unique, and amazing is based on a novella by Stephen King, which narrates the three segments in the life of a common adult man Charles Krantz. As I stared at my laptop, trying to figure out how to start this piece about Mike Flanagan’s new

We only feel like outsiders in relation to the aggressions and struggles that someone different experiences. This should not be seen as a critique on what compassion or empathy offers to a person. If anything, we now see them as absolutely needed. However, the would be fallacy of it all is to over identify with

Maybe it’s just me, but in 2024’s horror films, the theme of COVID seems to have exploded. Yes, stories tracing elements of solitude have always existed, but after 2020 forced people to go on lockdown, the idea of going crazy about something evil that is outside your door has taken a different turn. Definitely so,

While there is a lot of literature all around in and out of the movie, in this case no one has even heard of Nabokov. Any of these ‘intellectuals’ around would have known better than to allow themselves to slip into a cliché. This is the first feature film by writer, director and producer Jade

When it comes to Dakota Johnson, that is a question I am not prepared to respond to. In any conventional way, is she a ‘good’ actor? I can’t say if there is enough proof to come to such a conclusion. A disrespectful actor, I think: when a bum script is handed to her, as it

Classified attempts to portray Aaron Eckhart as a lone wolf spy Evan Shaw, a character whose backstory remains sorely unexplored especially when it comes to his almost invisible presence during the hour and 45 minute running time of this horrible thriller. He is accompanied by Abigail Breslin the former child star who is cast as

In “A Different Man,” Sebastian Stan undergoes an extreme medical operation to look like Sebastian Stan. However, he soon discovers that even if he migrates to a different appearance, he does so from the outside, while the inside remains the same. This idea will most likely evoke memories of John Frankenheimer’s thriller “Seconds,” which was

After finishing the film “Drive-Away Dolls” can be described as a funny, erotic, and very feminine B-movie, one of the first things that comes to mind is how refreshing it is to have this particular Coen Brothers back. Yes, this is the quintessentially eccentric theme that we last saw in “Burn After Reading” which has

Designed with a veritable assortment of resources at their disposal the literal and figurative sons of Pastor Edwin Kendrick are perhaps most internationally significant in the current era of religious films. Even if their career was defined by quite a number of inaugural cinematic missteps that welcomed storms of enmity from the pantheons of mainstream