Ricky Gervais opens ‘SuperNature’ by teaching the audience about irony. He assures them that there will be snippets of it throughout the special and invites them to try to locate…

Comedy is therapy, not only for performers but also for their audiences. The comedians utilize their material to unwind and reveal their deepest, darkest insecurities and depression sources, while the…

‘The Perfect Pairing,’ a romantic comedy about food, wine, and love, premiered on Hallmark Channel in January 2022. In May, four months later, Netflix began broadcasting ‘A Perfect Pairing.’ Despite…

Although Hulu’s ‘The Valet’ has been labeled as a romantic comedy, the plot lends itself to less positive labels, at least until the film’s climax. Don’t get me wrong: the…

Morbius begins at a place of curiosity in the Costa Rican rainforest and then jumps back in time as yet another Spider-Man villain origin narrative without the Web-Head. Then we…

Deep Water’s main purpose is to serve as a record for celebrity chroniclers of the off-screen affair that made co-stars Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas a tabloid thing for…

X Review – They all receive more than they bargained for when Wayne rents them the guest home of a run-down turn-of-the-century farm run by an ageing couple who’ve probably…

Halina Reijn’s hair-raising feature revolves around a group of friends. Bodies, Bodies, Bodies is a poisonous brew. They would, of course, passionately disagree with that assessment. These characters are so…

Growing up during the space race and in a part of the country where everything is brand new to accommodate it, Stanley’s memories are thus inextricably linked with the American…

The Adam Project Review – Catherine Keener plays a time-traveling ruler who only wants Adam to return to the future she controls (and if he doesn’t, she’ll kill him). Keener…

‘The Players’ (Gli Infedeli) is a straightforward character-driven sketch comedy that never attempts to be serious. Even in its most somber moments, it never lags its depiction of raunchy extramarital…

“Meditation” could be a good word to describe the picture, which is based on Alexander Weinstein’s short tale “Saying Goodbye to Wang.” There are extended, strained moments of stillness and…

The Tragedy Of Macbeth Review: William Shakespeare, the English playwright, had such an impact on both the literary and theatrical mediums that his stories have taken on many different shapes…

The Worst Person in the World, Joachim Trier’s new film, has a really natural beauty to it, like witnessing real life play out with all of its messy emotions, blunders,…

Death on the Nile is a Mildly Satisfying Murder Mystery Review: Deception is key to mysteries. Especially those that manage to hide all of their cards by displaying them right…

The discussion over who is the best Spider-Man can go on indefinitely. While some of us millennials are too attached to Sam Raimi’s 2000s escapades, others are too tied to…

After viewing the trailer for ‘The King’s Man,’ formerly known as ‘Kingsman: The Great Game,’ over and over again each time I went to a Disney/Fox showing, it feels like…

Making a new West Side Story adaptation is a risky step for any filmmaker, including Stephen Spielberg. Both the original 1957 musical and the 1961 film, which won the Academy…

Akhanda is a mythological action drama film written and directed by Boyapati Srinu that will be released in India in 2021 in the Telugu language. Get Akhanda Review, OTT Release…

There’s no denying that Richard Williams is a complicated man. King Richard paints a portrait of a father, deftly portrayed by Will Smith, who was determined to make his daughters…

Princess Diana appears to be in constant motion in Pablo Larran’s Spencer. She’s scurrying along elegant corridors, creeping across lawns in the dark, and sprinting across fields. The video depicts…

Netflix is not just the most profitable commodity in the OTT battles, but it also has the most savvy and astute marketing team in place. What other motivation could they…

A work of art that is thought to have been painted by one of the world’s greatest artists. There is a fierce discussion about its validity among art historians, restorers,…

Everything that comes to mind when thinking of a Wes Anderson film applies to The French Dispatch. The precise attention to detail, the stylised direction and editing, the extremely unusual…

The Stronghold (BAC Nord) by French director Cédric Jimenez premiered in the Out of Competition section at Cannes 2021. It’s hardly the kind of film you’d find on the incredible…

There hasn’t been a single 007 who required a farewell in the 50-plus years of James Bond films. When the time came, the actors simply stood down and handed over…

Never in a million years did I imagine Scott Cooper and Guillermo del Toro working together on a horror film. Unless you count Cooper’s initial effort into the aforementioned genre,…

Clint Eastwood previously postponed a passion project because he wanted to be mature enough to portray the age-appropriate lead in ‘Unforgiven,’ a revisionist western that won four Oscars, including Best…

There are a few superb ballet flicks, ranging from ‘The Red Shoes’ (1948) through ‘Billy Elliot’ and ‘Center Stage’ (both released in 2000), and, of course, ‘Black Swan’ (2010), which…

Unproduced screenplays are a common occurrence in Hollywood. In fact, there is an entire body dedicated to individuals who will never see the light of day, until someone, somewhere decides…

Kate has had enough of the assassination business. She prefers a basic way of living. One that does not require her being suave and murdering people simply because she has…

Did you know the ‘Malignant’ poster’s tagline is “A New Vision of Terror”? Let’s just say that James Wan’s latest film is out of the usual and even rescues most…

Voyeurism has been addressed extensively in film and television, most notably in Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window and the eerie Netflix series You. We follow Pippa (Sydney Sweeney) and her boyfriend…

Another ‘Cinderella’ story, another day. How many different interpretations do we need to hear this oft-adapted folk tale recounted and retold? Disney’s 1950 animated masterpiece of the same name was…

Origin stories might be difficult to tell. It gets trickier when you don’t simply have to stand on your own, but also have to play a part in a larger…

Over the past decade, it seems like almost every popular franchise of the 1990s has been rebooted in some way, but to varying degrees of success. Many of these films…

In today’s content-obsessed culture, remakes have become a common occurrence. Because there isn’t much creativity on the popular horizon, filmmakers have resorted to reshuffling, updating, or simply recycling previous themes….

Martin Campbell has been interested in exploring themes of vengeance and conspiracy in his films during the last decade. This is obvious in the films ‘Edge of Darkness’ (2010) and…

Hugh Jackman and Rebecca Ferguson from The Greatest Showman rejoin in Reminiscence, in a disappointingly familiar dynamic to what we’ve previously seen. In this film, Jackman plays Nick Bannister, a…

Sony Pictures Animation is back with another Netflix production after the fantastic family diversion The Mitchells vs. the Machines earlier this year. Lin-Manuel Miranda plays the titular kinkajou (a rare…