Review of Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation | Another Tom Cruise Action Adventure
Tom Cruise has returned for the fifth time with another Mission: Impossible movie’; ‘Rogue Nation’ as Ethan Hunt —an action thriller majorly set in...
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TED 2 Review | It’s The Usual Foul Mouth Ted & His Best Friend-Mark Wahlberg Against ‘Political Correctness’
Seth MacFarlane himself wouldn’t dare say TED 2 is anything close to his first installment when it comes to real comedy—but he surely uses TED...
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Terminator Genisys Review: Deeply Confusing With A Lot Variations | Arnold Schwarzenegger is ‘Old But Not Obsolete’
As would expect from most Time Travel movies, Terminator Genisys pushes the mind through thick confusion, long-winded and sometimes non-connecting screenplay—but whatever it is, Arnold Schwarzenegger...
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Spy Review | It’s Just Not Melissa McCarthy’s ‘Comedy Chops’ That Make It A Must Watch…
The movie is f**king funny… And it cleverly caters for those who love comedy, action or both in a way that you’ve probably not seen...
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Movie Review: ‘Man Up’ | A Light RomCom Full of So Many Coincidences
Apart from the brilliant acting and excellent English accent American actress-Lake Bell puts up, everything else though funny seem to have been borne out of...
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Cannes Review: ‘Amnesia’ | Who Deals With the Memories of the Holocaust Better…The Disgusted Runaway or Those Who Stayed to Rebuild Germany?
The holocaust has been told in many ways by many film makers across the globe but the central theme and conversation have always remained the same;...
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Cannes Review: ‘Inside Out’…Another Clever Animation by Pete Docter
Pete Docter brought back another great animation to the 68th Cannes Film Festival and before the big screen inside the Grand Theatre Lumiere threw out...
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Cannes Review: ‘Mia Madre’ (My Mother) By Nanni Moretti | Acting, Reality & What’s In-Between
Nanni Moretti, a veteran at the Cannes Film Festival is back this year with what fits the description of a semi-autobiographical drama-Mia Madre (My Mother)...
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Cannes Review: Director-Grímur Hakonarson’s Hrútar (Rams)| It’s Not Just About the Rams But the Brotherly Love They Revive
Film-maker, Grímur Hakonarson who is a graduate of Prague Film School and a 2005 Cannes’ Cinéfondation competitor returned stronger to this year’s Cannes Film Festival...
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Cannes Review: ‘AN’-Another Great Film By Naomi Kawase | It Surely Gets You to Re-evaluate Your Existence
Japanese film-maker, Naomi Kawase has returned to the Cannes Film Festival for the 7th time with another awe-inspiring and soul touching movie-An. The movie which...