Class of '83 Review | The thing about Bobby Deol's film is that it probably sounded great on paper, but doesn’t translate as effectively to the screen.from Top Reviews News- News18.com https://ift.tt/3gfrwod
Class of '83 Review | The thing about Bobby Deol's film is that it probably sounded great on paper, but doesn’t translate as effectively to the screen.
“Lootcase” is not perfect or extraordinary in any way but the film’s best bits are its little throwaway moments and there are plenty of those.
The film is an attempt to understand how Shakuntala Devi’s love for maths, and the glory that accompanied it, informed every aspect of her life, and especially strained her relationship with her daughter.
'Yaara' is a below average movie in every aspect of storytelling and offers no new insight into the various themes it miserably tackles.
Amit Sadh has become quite dependable for those silent-strong type characters we love to see in uniform. After Breathe, he has once again presented his shoulders at the frontline.
Though the show is designed as a thriller, in which a few powerless people are trying to escape from the clutches of the mighty ones, it’s more about how the law enforcement machineries can be manipulated without much effort.
Desperados is a buddy movie, about three women friends who are very close to one another. Wesley (Nasim Pedrad) is unhappy and desperate.
'Breathe' season 2 suffers from a dragged storyline and nothing extraordinary in terms of performances brings it all down for the viewers.
The idea and origin of the word Zombie is said to have originated in West Africa from where people were sent as slaves to sugarcane plantations run by the British and French in the West Indies.
Despite the feel-good simplicity of the narrative, the protagonists' worlds continue to be nuanced. Read our full review of the Amazon Prime Video series here.
It’s not a new concept as the personal versus professional has spawned many ideas but most of the time, they work because of their intensity, which Maska lacks.
Thappad isn’t a film about a wife teaching her husband not to take her for granted. It’s about a woman rediscovering her sense of self, contemplating what is fair and what isn’t.
'1917' is a visually wondrous experience. It’s also emotional and moving in parts. Read our full review of the Hollywood film below.
House Arrest, the way we generally understand the term, is really not a nice word, and connotes horror in its most basic form.
Downton Abbey, is a reboot of the television series of the same name. The film picks up the saga of the Crawley family and their mostly loyal servants in 1927, a year and a half after the series ended.
The impressively staged but ultimately exhausting action sequences take up the bulk of screen time, but they can’t salvage this soulless film that has all the depth and emotional wallop of a video game.
If you’re in the mood for guilty pleasure, 'Crawl' is not a bad way to spend an evening. Read our review of 'Piranha 3D' director's new creature flick here.
In 'Judgementall Hai Kya,' Kangana Ranaut is solid, and Rajkummar Rao brings a real element of mystery to his character, never allowing us to feel like we’ve entirely figured the guy out.
There are moments in Anubhav Sinha’s Article 15 that are so disturbing they feel like a punch to the gut.
Despite being the origin story, Annabelle Comes Home lacks the innovation. It’s a pretty straight forward tale of werewolves coming out of thin air and screaming their lungs out up close.




