Archive for July, 2018
Filmreview
Knock Knock Review: Even Webber (Keanu Reeves) wakes up on Father’s Day to his American dream; his beautiful artist wife Karen (Ignacia Allamand), two doting kids (with abysmal, TV ad-like acting), huge post-modern house and a ...
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Creep Review: Found footage films are very far from my favorite form of figures frolicking at 24-frames-per- second. If we consider THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT as the start of the modern era of “found footage” (watch 1980s CANNIBAL...
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The Longest Ride Review: The latest Nicholas Sparks adaptation begins with a bang, or rather a bull, complete with Stetson-sportin’ stud atop. Art student Sophia (Britt Robertson) attends the show and a bit of luck lands her an...
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Mr Holmes Review: Bill Condon’s adaptation of Mitch Cullin’s Sherlock story A Slight Trick of the Mind begins with a 93-year old Mr. Holmes (Sir Ian McKellen) correcting a young boy on a train that the bee he’s looking at out t...
Promotion
‘Dil Dhadakne Do’ narrates the story of Kamal Mehra (Anil Kapoor) and his wife Neelam (Shefali Shah – Gandhi, My Father), one of the most popular couples in Delhi society, who decide to celebrate their upcoming 30th...
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Three seasons in and it is still one of the most talked about shows in recent history. The characters, the setting, and the performances all work together to create a masterpiece. Whether some episodes hit with you and miss wit...
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Continuing our new films revisited series, here we take a look at the late 80's cla… 