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‘The Great Pre-Wedding Show’ movie review: This Thiruveer-starrer is a a cheeky countryside tale bolstered by fine performances

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A look at some of the better Telugu films this year (not strictly going by their box-office fate) — from Courtand Iravai Mooduto Subham, Paradha, Kanya Kumari and Little Hearts— reveals a united effort to mirror the travails of the average mortal. These films explore the daily grind of regular people, their dreams (or the…

‘Brat’ movie review: Shashank and Darling Krishna deliver an engaging drama on the cost of greed

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The popularity of the ‘pani puri seller vs IT employee’ reels shows that comparing “reputable” jobs with self-made businesses is ingrained in our DNA. We are often amazed at the earning potential in certain jobs, to the point where we question the relevance of our own occupation. In Brat, Krishna a.k.a Kristy (Darling Krishna), a…

‘Black Phone 2’ movie review: Mason Thames and Ethan Hawke dream up solid scares

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A still from ‘Black Phone 2’. | Photo Credit: Universal Pictures/YouTube Scott Derrickson’s The Black Phone (2021), based on a Joe Hill short story, about a boy Finney (Mason Thames) who escapes a serial killer, Grabber (Ethan Hawke), with the help of an old rotary phone, was a critical and commercial success. It used its…

‘Mass Jathara’ movie review: An in-form Ravi Teja isn’t enough to salvage this lazily written, formulaic film

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In recent times, Ravi Teja films have come with the promise of delivering an unapologetic mass treat and bringing back the good old timing and energy of the star in the late 2000s — a phase that shaped his career. Among these films, only Krack and Dhamaka lived up to the claims, at least to…

‘Good Boy’ movie review: A fetching pawtrait of a haunting

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A still from ‘Good Boy’ | Photo Credit: IFC/ Shudder Ben Leonberg’s Good Boy is the much-awaited horror film told through the eyes of a dog. If that ever sounded like a gimmick for those of us who chanced upon raves for the film on Twitter, rest assured, it’s probably one of the most honest…

‘Bugonia’ movie review: Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons gloriously riff off each other in Yorgos Lanthimos’ mind-bending vision

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Emma Stone in a scene from “Bugonia.” | Photo Credit: ATSUSHI NISHIJIMA Bugonia begins with a voice explaining the vital role bees play in the environment and how Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) could lead to planetary destruction, evoking Sherlock Holmes in Elementary and his theories on CCD. We see Teddy (Jesse Plemons) and his neurodivergent…

‘Aaryan’ movie review: A dreary psycho thriller that collapses from within

admin7 days ago09 mins

In 2018, Vishnu Vishal tasted a career-defining success with Ratsasan, the hit psycho-thriller film that was so chic that when he returned with another entry in the genre — Aaryan, which hit theatres today — he felt the need to make it loud and clear that this isn’t a Ratsasan. One gets the sentiment; most…

‘Dies Irae’ movie review: Rahul Sadasivan delivers one of the finest horror films in Malayalam

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Pranav Mohanlal in ‘Dies Irae’. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Horror really hits home when it is evoked in the mundane. Only when one encounters it in the unlikeliest of forms would the chill seep slowly, imperceptibly down our spine. In Dies Irae, Rahul Sadasivan mines horror out of even a gentle breeze caressing a…

‘The Apothecary Diaries’ Season 3 and original movie officially announced

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A key visual from ‘The Apothecary Diaries’ Season 3 | Photo Credit: Crunchyroll Fans of The Apothecary Diaries have plenty to celebrate following the anime’s second anniversary event. TOHO Animation has officially announced that the hit historical mystery will return for a third season, and an all-new original movie. Season 3 will be split into…

‘K Ramp’ movie review: Kiran Abbavaram film milks a worn-out formula with crude humour

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Kiran Abbavaram and Yukti Thareja in the film | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement If you meet K Ramp’s protagonist Kumar Abbavaram (played by Kiran Abbavaram), you would not want to bump into him again. He is entitled, born with a silver spoon, and gives up on studies because his father is already well to do….

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‘The Great Pre-Wedding Show’ movie review: This Thiruveer-starrer is a a cheeky countryside tale bolstered by fine performances

‘Brat’ movie review: Shashank and Darling Krishna deliver an engaging drama on the cost of greed

‘Black Phone 2’ movie review: Mason Thames and Ethan Hawke dream up solid scares

‘Mass Jathara’ movie review: An in-form Ravi Teja isn’t enough to salvage this lazily written, formulaic film

‘Good Boy’ movie review: A fetching pawtrait of a haunting

‘Bugonia’ movie review: Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons gloriously riff off each other in Yorgos Lanthimos’ mind-bending vision

‘Aaryan’ movie review: A dreary psycho thriller that collapses from within

‘Dies Irae’ movie review: Rahul Sadasivan delivers one of the finest horror films in Malayalam

‘The Apothecary Diaries’ Season 3 and original movie officially announced

‘K Ramp’ movie review: Kiran Abbavaram film milks a worn-out formula with crude humour