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Taken 3 (2015) – Movie Review (Time To End The Saga)

Liam Neeson’s Taken movie series has been very successful in the first two installments as a must-watch action-thriller until the third one came with a very similar plot where CIA operative Bryan Mills again has to haunt down the baddies who are now after him for some reasons. It seems Bryan has been living under some kind […]

Rahasya (2015) – Bollywood Murder Mystery (Review)

Director Manish Gupta’s Rahasya albeit is inspired by the 2008 infamous Aarushi Talwar murder case, the story is nowhere close to the actual events rather a fictionalized version of the whole incident. For the real Noida double murder case in which a 14-year-old girl Aarushi Talwar was murdered in her apartment, parents of the girl who are […]

The Hunt for Gollum (2009) – A Spectacular ‘The Lord of the Rings’ fan film

If you are a great fan of The Lord of the Rings film series, I am sure you must have watched this movie named The Hunt for Gollum, directed by Chris Bouchard, released back in 2009. This is an independent film made by a group of volunteer technicians and filmmakers who together created one of the finest fan films ever made […]

BABY (2015 Bollywood Hindi Film) – Movie Review

With director Neeraj Pandey’s BABY, Akshay Kumar has yet again proved that he is much better than the Khans when it comes to handling any sensitive issue like ‘terrorism’ or even those typical Bollywood action flicks. After checking out a few critics’ views for this movie, I must say that our media house is full […]

Human Residue – A Promising Film In The Making

The independent film Human Residue has long been on the production stage but no fresh news has come so far. However, going by the trailer released back in 2006, movie buffs like me are eagerly waiting for its release.  It’s a non-profit film but the footage you watch in the trailer gives you an idea […]

Down The Cape (2015) – Indie Movie Review

Indie filmmaker Shane Michael Butler’s comedy-drama Down the Cape is a very sweet micro-budget film based on school friendship and how it’s important to maintain your real self no matter how much time or distance separates you. Although the film doesn’t really go deep into the relationship or the past of each character, it somehow touches […]

‘I’ – Tamil Action Thriller – It’s All About Vikram

Made on a budget of Rs.100 crores, director Shankar’s ‘I’ (Ai) may have been panned by critics for its wafer-thin storyline but the performance of the lead stars and technicians involved is laudable. ‘I’ is a very promising idea, and to some extent, it’s been sketched very beautifully, yet the predictability of the story in a […]

Uttama Villain (Trailer) – Haasan In A Dual Role

For all those die-hard Kamalian, here comes Kamal Haasan with yet another epic tale Uttama Villain – a Tamil comedy-drama. The much-awaited trailer of the film has just been released creating a buzz in south filmdom. Uttama Villain – Plot Superstar Manoranjan learns that he has only a few days to live and approaches his […]

Ugly (2014) – A Dark and Hard-Hitting Bollywood Thriller

Directed by Anurag Kashyap, Ugly is yet another piece of realistic cinema from the filmmaker who is considered one of the flag-bearers of parallel cinema or indie cinema in India. A film that garners applause on many international platforms is certainly a good film, even though it doesn’t cater to the taste of the majority. […]

Tevar (Movie Review) – A Wholesome Entertainer

Now, those who are unnecessarily bringing down the recently released Arjun Kapoor starrer Bollywood flick Tevar should keep in mind that you’re watching a typical southern India remake with wholesome entertainment, and should not expect any social message. I mean we as viewers have already known the fact that it’s going to be an authentic commercial […]

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