‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ review
Well-written and well-executed This re-imagining of a classic franchise has a different tone which served it well in a lot of ways As much as I enjoyed The Mummy films that featured Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz growing up, nothing it was clear from the teasers that Lee Cronin’s The Mummy is nothing like those […]
‘They Will Kill You’ review
Campy, funny, and absorbing Is this better than Ready or Not 2? It’s interesting that They Will Kill You was shown in the same week Ready or Not 2: Here I Come hit cinemas. It’s a battle of the survival horror comedies. And, at first glance, it seems like the latter has the upper hand […]
‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ review
Visually stunning but has a thin plot The sequel is a feast for the eyes. Don’t expect anything profound, though. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie will delight hardcore fans and kids with its brilliant imagery. There’s not much in here in terms of story and character development, so if you’re that kind of viewer, this […]
‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ review: more blood is more fun, but is it better?
WARNING: This Ready or Not 2 review contains minor spoilers Blood is thicker than survival in the new Ready or Not movie–and there is a lot of that here. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet were aiming for something bigger with Ready or Not 2: Here I Come and we see it. We didn’t feel […]
‘Project Hail Mary’ review
A delightful crowd pleaser This is easily one of the best men-in-space movies in decades Could this be one of best sci-fi movies, question? Answer is ‘yes,’ statement. There are so many elements that worked well for Project Hail Mary, the latest from directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, […]
‘The Bride!’ review: stitched together stylishly
Just like the story from which the movie was based on, the film feels stitched together from wildly different parts. Director Maggie Gyllenhaal has created a strange yet stylish reinvention of the Frankenstein myth that explores love, loneliness, feminism, and justice, among others. In the movie, Frankenstein’s monster (Christian Bale) goes to Chicago in search […]
‘Hoppers’ review: unexpectedly great
Director Daniel Chong’s Hoppers is (unexpectedly) one of Pixar’s funniest and most entertaining movies. 2025’s Elio was underwhelming. And while it was cute, it didn’t feel as impactful as previous Pixar movies. Or maybe it was because I am not the main target audience of a movie like this; maybe kids found it great. But […]
‘Scream 7’ review: nostalgia screams louder than fear
When it was announced that Neve Campbell would be returning to the Scream franchise, fans were delighted. I know I was. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is the heart of the Scream movies. Doing one without her doesn’t really feel right. But while Scream 6 was a solid installment, not having Sidney makes the experience incomplete. […]
‘Crime 101’ review
A satisfying slowburn Well-written script, solid story, and great cinematography elevate the movie’s appeal Crime thrillers are often characterized by high-octane car chases and unrelenting action to be effective. They need to have elaborate storylines that will push its characters to the limits to pull off a satisfying end. But that doesn’t apply every time. […]
‘Hamnet’ review: delightfully painful
Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet surprised—delighted, actually—me at its final act. At the start of the movie, I thought that it would be an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s longest play, Hamlet. Although it’s been ages since we studied the tragedy, I was quite certain during the first thirty minutes that what’s unfolding on the screen isn’t like […]