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Emilia Pérez Movie Review - It's Uniquely Awful Emilia Pérez Movie Review - Not since the movie CATS, has a film made me question my own existence quite like Emilia Pérez did. What in the world was this supposed to be? Why does it have 13 Oscar.. Credit: RumblePublished on January 26, 2025

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My Melbourne movie review: When life falls apart and hope still remains What I truly enjoyed about the anthology are the people in these stories and their incredible faith in life. That unbeatable human spirit truly makes the film stand out. Mid-Day - Published 2 days ago
La Dolce Villa movie review: Too vapid to be meaningful Unabashedly inspired by “Under The Tuscan Sun,” with the score and several plot points feeling familiar, this film under review is no patch on the earlier one. It skims over small-town community.. Mid-Day - Published 3 days ago

Novocaine movie review: Jack Quaid-starrer is a gimmicky action comedy Novocaine is a regular action movie with over-the-top fight scenes and endless car chases. It’s basically a gimmicky by-the-numbers action film that feels repetitive Mid-Day - Published 3 days ago
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Mickey 17 movie review: Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie’s expendable satire This crazy sci-fi satire paints a grim future where Earth is no longer habitable, and the four-year mission to the ice planet Niflheim depends on disposable human copies Mid-Day - Published 1 week ago

Picture This movie review: Simone Ashley starrer is a dippy romcom This remake of the Australian romantic comedy “Five Blind Dates,” has director Prarthana Mohan and writer Nikita Lalwani go for familiar traditions matched up with modern stakes. Mid-Day - Published 1 week ago
Nadaaniyan movie review: Ibrahim Ali Khan, Khushi Kapoor fail to impress Who you feel worst for is actually the lame lead pair—looking so frosty/frozen, throughout. That’s young Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan. Their lineage is well-known—Sridevi’s daughter, Saif.. Mid-Day - Published 1 week ago
The Monkey movie review: Bloody tasteless macabre comedy “The Monkey” is a half-baked story of twin brothers who hate each other (and we’re not convinced why?). Mid-Day - Published 1 week ago
Nadaaniyan movie review: Ibrahim Ali Khan makes impressive debut with Khushi Kapoor in rom-com that offers fresh breeze of romance Saif Ali Khan's son, Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor's Nadaaniyan is a pleasing rom-com that offers a fresh breeze of romance and can be enjoyed with family. DNA - Published 1 week ago

Nadaaniyan Movie Review: Khushi Kapoor, Ibrahim Ali Khan shine in this fresh take on teen romance Nadaaniyaan is now streaming on Netflix and the film brings together two star kids - Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor in a romantic drama that promises to tug at your heartstrings. Bollywood Life - Published 1 week ago
Emilia Perez movie review: Selena Gomez starrer is a narco-operatic overture Emilia Pérez is directed and co-written by the acclaimed Palme d’Or-winner Jacques Audiard. It’s his 10th feature film so far. The format lof the film lends itself to opera Mid-Day - Published 2 weeks ago
Flow movie review: A wonderful animated adventure “Flow,” Latvia’s entry for Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, has a narrative clarity despite the innovation and visual immersion Mid-Day - Published 2 weeks ago	A Complete Unknown movie review: Timothée Chalamet shines in Bob Dylan biopic James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown” fluidly captures the relationship that evolves between art and fame and is fortified by sincere performances, simple story telling, and neat editing Mid-Day - Published 2 weeks ago
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Zero Day film review: Robert De Niro takes on Netflix Robert De Niro’s first lead role in a TV series is this Netflix political drama, which finds America at war with an unknown entity. When a cyber-attack plunges the country in chaos and kills.. City A.M. - Published 3 weeks ago	The Last Showgirl film review: Pamela Anderson as you’ve never seen her For over thirty years, Pamela Anderson has been a pop culture curiosity. The embodiment of 90s raunch thanks to her role in Baywatch, the star’s legacy has been pored over in numerous documentaries.. City A.M. - Published 3 weeks ago
Mere Husband Ki Biwi movie review: Mere dimaag ki dahi! This is what you’d call the typical, mid-budget, Delhi-Punjabi, Bollywood picture, including its soundtrack, for the most part. As against a ‘Punjabi’ Punjabi regional, as it were Mid-Day - Published 3 weeks agoAlso reported by •IndiaTimes	Die Hart 2: Die Harter movie review- John Cena starrer is a spoof with no laughs This meta-action sequel has good production value, the action sequences are done well, stunts look good but Hart is not the man for it Mid-Day - Published 3 weeks ago
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Movie Review: Dragon Something special about Ashwath Marimuthu's Dragon is how it never judges anyone in the film, neither when its hero makes wrong decisions, nor when a girl decides to reject a proposal or leave a man.. IndiaTimes - Published 3 weeks ago	Mere Husband Ki Biwi movie review: Arjun Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar, Rakul Preet Singh's dramedy is a nostalgic trip to 90s comedies Arjun Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar, and Rakul Preet Singh's Mere Husband Ki Biwi is definitely a family watch that will leave you emotionally satisfied. DNA - Published 3 weeks ago
Dhoom Dhaam movie review: Firebrand Yami Gautam and introvert Pratik Gandhi's rom-com is wild ride, best enjoyed with family Dhoom Dhaam is the perfect rom-com that you can enjoy with your family at the ease of your home. Yami and Pratik will surely win your hearts and make you forget your worries for some time. DNA - Published on February 15, 2025	Chhaava movie review: Vicky Kaushal-starrer lacks a filmmaker`s touch Akshaye Khanna is easily one of the few great things about this film. He deserved more scenes beyond expressing the same sentiment, over and over again Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy movie review - A relatable swan song At the start of Bridget Jones’s Diary: Mad About the Boy, we see Bridget four years after what must have been one of the lowest points of her life. She is still a bit uncomfortable in her own skin.. Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025	The Killer’s Game movie review: Woeful cull Screenwriters Rand Ravich and James Coyne, adapts Jay R. Bonansinga book but its not a successful one. Sporadic quirky black humor, a contrived premise and unlikely romance don’t make the cut Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025
`You’re cordially invited` movie review: Not particularly inviting The film could have been a heartwarming comedy about parents, children, and extended families but the scenes run long and the laughs don’t come good when they should Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025	Captain America: Brave New World movie review featuring Anthony Mackie This film is a direct sequel to “The Incredible Hulk,” and has some of the most forgettable characters brought back into the fold in the hope of future riches Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025
The Order movie review: Gripping true crime thriller The film begins in 1983 with Kurzel and editor Nick Fenton taking viewers directly into the scene of the crime. Two friends lead another compatriot to his execution at a remote spot in the woods Mid-Day - Published on February 14, 2025	Movie Review: Chhaava - 3.5/5 Chhaava’s excellence lies in its terrific climax. You just wish the film relied and trusted its solid story more than Rahman's music, which largely feels out of place. IndiaTimes - Published on February 13, 2025