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Heart Blackened(2017) Korean Movie Review
The Korean mystery-thriller “Heart Blackened” is a remake of the 2013 Chinese film “Silent Witness,” but neither title properly sells this alternately glitzy and tawdry tale of crime among the…
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BOOMIKA (TAMIL) – MOVIE REVIEW (NETFLIX)
Karthik Subburaj’s Stone Bench films produces this film that is written and directed by Rathindran Prasad. The film was released on Star Vijay TV and also gets a NETFLIX release.…
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Sweet Girl(2021) Movie Review
The best way to describe Sweet Girl is that it’s a fairly standard action-thriller that’s meant as a jab at the for-profit pharmaceutical industry. Generally, it was kind of slow…
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Bell Bottom(2021) Hindi Movie Review
Bell Bottom, the first notable hindi movie to release after 2 waves of Covid in theatres, is a fast paced espionage thriller with zero dull moments. Superb storyline having required…
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Stillwater(2021) Movie Review
Stillwater was an absolutely fascinating journey. Stillwater starring Matt Damon. Follows a father who moves from Oklahoma to Marseille, to help get his daughter out of prison for a murder…
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Diary of June(2005) Korean Movie Review
I think that one of the main differences between Asian and Western cinematographies is that the first ones mix genres more widely than the second ones. The result is that…
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Don’t Breathe 2(2021) Movie Review
Don’t mess with the blind man. The sequel to Don’t Breathe, which was one of the surprises back when I first watched. The first had a simple concept, but the…
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Finding Mr. Destiny(2010) Movie Review
I’m pretty sure many will have fond memories of our first love, since it’s the time we experience falling head over heels over someone, which can be intoxicating, frightening, and…
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Pig(2021) Movie Review
While i’m certainly not on the ‘Pig is a masterpiece’ bandwagon, this is still an oddly engaging low key indie-flick with decent cinematography, sharp editing and an aptly atmospheric score,…
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Shershaah Movie Review
When ever there is a war, natural calamity or a terrorist attack, the first people to come out and protect is Indian Army, who selflessly support us with their act…
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