Tag Archive "movies"

Movie Review: It’s Not Romantic, isn’t it?

Isn’t it romantic watching couples fall in love at Valentine’s Day? Isn’t it more so when you see them on the silver screen? And shouldn’t be be funny watching comedians lampooning the most trope-stuffed genre ...

Movie Review: Miss Bala is Mostly Bland

It’s taken a long time for an authentic representation of some countries make it on film. Miss Bala is a great example of a female-driven star in a high scale action production. It’s the variety ...

Movie Review: What a great Green Book!

Surprise is one of the toughest things to inspire in audiences watching a movie. Green Book is one among those stories that takes something clear ordinary and surprises viewers in the nicest way. The relentless ...

Holiday Movie Review 2018

My favourite part of the holidays is always the terrific assortment of new movies that comes to the multiplex this time of year. Even though Christmas has come and gone, there’s still plenty of time ...

Movie Review: The Spider-Verse soars with a new Spider-Man

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a magnificent movie that’s full of surprises. From an inventive screenplay to its top-notch production design, it’s the best animated film of the year. And in an ocean of sequels, ...

Movie Review: Mary Poppins Returns with More Magic

Anyone looking for the best family movie of the holiday season need look no further. Mary Poppins Returns is an extraordinary amount of fun that carries on the legacy and the magic of what inspired ...

Movie Review: New Ideas in Ralph Breaks the Internet

Animated sequels are a tough bet. While most kids are excited to see the further adventures of favourite brands, adults get lost or bored instead. Ralph Breaks the Internet, however, moves from the video arcade ...

Movie Review: Grindelwald’s Crimes are far from Fantastic

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald has a high standard breathing down its neck. Being part of J.K. Rowling’s wizarding world, it belongs to one of cinema’s biggest properties.

Movie Review: The Grinch is a Mean, Green, Adorable Machine

With the holiday season unofficially starting, the annual sludge of holiday movies is also upon us. Thankfully, Universal’s The Grinch has something charming to offer.

Movie Review: Bohemian Rhapsody’s a Rock Star

Beyond desires for complete packages, it is sometimes the case where great movies can ride effortlessly on one or two critical things. In Bohemian Rhapsody, the epic musical biography of rock sensation Queen,