It is an instant classic that is hard to define, evoking a kind of nostalgia for the 1980s even if you were not brought up during that decade.
Sophia L Pandé
This film is for the fans, the ones who miss that universe where the bold break through the final frontier of space
Hail, Caeser is a funny, beautifully shot, often delightful film
A visually gorgeous creation with scenes of Africa and wild life that are stunning on the big screen
The laughs are few, the thrills are so-so, but the effects are pretty darned great
An indelible commentary on the cruelty and despair that small-mindedness can spawn
For those who enjoy a good old mash-up and plenty of tongue-in-cheek.
Min Bahadur Bham’s first feature film is an example of the new wave of Nepali cinema
With the television adaptation, you have not only that intriguing aspect, but also the chance to unravel several other fascinating characters.
Even the skilled hands of Bryan Singer cannot really inject that hard-to-pin-down bit of fun into a plot that any child can guess at.
A film that manages the careful balance between dark comedy and psychological horror with a light, careful touch.
The film is a worthy iteration of an important artwork
A fine film with amusing surprises, stunning action sequences, and a bit of real heart
A film that showcases the beauties of Japan and its culture with sensitivity
Adapted from a novel by Colm Tóibín, Brooklyn is a charming, beautifully shot film
The laughs are obvious, as are the machinations, making ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ a great film for children
Boxing fan or not Creed is a wonderful film
The movie succeeds in explaining the underlying mischief and willful blindness on the part of the Wall Street banking fat cats
There really isn’t much of a plot outside of this bizarre rivalry between two massive egos
Homeland succeeds in its fifth season because for the first time, the human relationships portrayed in it are grown up and believable, like Carrie Mathieson herself.
A harrowing conclusion to a riveting story about youth
The success of Elementary lies in the ability of its writers to stick to the ethos that makes Holmes beloved
It was hard to find anything to like about the Oscars this year, aside from the Spotlight win
It is a powerful, unflinching, and perhaps unnecessarily harsh character study of man who was instrumental in the evolution of the personal computer.
