Brindavanam review: A warm, fuzzy film that works for the most part
26 May 2017
Pirates Of The Caribbean - Salazar’s Revenge movie review: A needless addition
26 May 2017
Thondan movie review: A big basket of moral lectures
26 May 2017
Sachin-A Billion Dreams review: An affecting documentary, thanks to its subject and not quality
26 May 2017
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Inayathalam movie review: A bad movie with a good heart
The film reeks of low production values and Ganesh Venkatram's attempts to flex his well-toned muscles comes across as staged.
20 May 2017
Bangara... in the footsteps of Bangarada manushya
There seems to be good reason for bringing back the matinee idol Dr Rajkumar to the silver screen yet again.
19 May 2017
The Circle review: Not the scary film it should have been
The Circle attempts a sort of Big Brother-esque retelling set to the peppy social media generation we live in, but fails to make a lasting impression.
19 May 2017
Everything, Everything review: Slow, sure-footed romance but not quite The Fault in Our Stars
It's inevitable that everyone who watches Everything, Everything, will draw a parallel to The Fault in our Stars.
19 May 2017
Half Girlfriend review: Not even half-redeemable
I understand the characters are supposed to be 19 at this point but Suri makes it really difficult for us to buy into it.
19 May 2017
Sangili Bungili Kadhava Thorae review: A moderately entertaining film saved by its final stretches
But till its final portions redeem it, Sangili… plays like another uninspired horror comedy that has nothing new to say.
19 May 2017
An unaffecting, even if sincerely written, thriller
There are films that entertain even though not much of consequence happens.
12 May 2017
A disheartening bag of wasted opportunities
Director Ezhil’s Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran was one of the most enjoyable films last year, and Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Manithan could well rank as his best acting project in a relatively young film c
12 May 2017
A refreshing take on self-discovery
We rarely get to see a movie about love which inspires and liberates.
12 May 2017
King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword Review: Such A Disappointment
There are more than enough things to be disliked in King Arthur, but none more so than the writing.
12 May 2017
Sarkar 3 Review: A dated RGV. A dated franchise.
The film uses political intrigue inside the corridors of power and despite every attempt to become respectable, the past cannot be erased.
12 May 2017
Lakshyam almost achieves its target
Anzar Khan’s debut movie Lakshyam hinges on a very unexpected suspense element.
08 May 2017
'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' review: Visually striking, sporadically funny, and little else
This superhero movie stars Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, Vin Diesel, Bradley Cooper.
05 May 2017
'Enga Amma Rani' review: A drawn-out family drama that gets horribly lost along the way
Terrible writing and horrific horror scenes that underwhelm a neat performance by Dhanshika.
05 May 2017
'Baahubali 2' Review: A glorious spectacle well worth the wait
So much glory, grandeur, and above all such spectral wisdom.
28 Apr 2017
Smurfs: the Lost Village is a mediocre addition to the series
The problem with large animated franchises that span across media is that they refuse to call it a day
21 Apr 2017
Raaga: Heavy plot gone lightweight
Raaga could just have been an average emotional classic had the director, PC Shekar, not let himself sway away in the dark world of love that he was weaving.
21 Apr 2017
Nothing redeemable in Sunhil Sippy’s Noor
It’s only natural that Saba Imtiaz’s Karachi, You’re Killing Me would find home in popular cinema. It has everything.
21 Apr 2017
Railroad Tigers review: Somewhere between silly and satirical
If you love goofy dubbed Chinese movies, watch this Jackie Chan gem!
21 Apr 2017
Unforgettable review: Sub-par stuff in this movie
The problem with Hollywood’s treatment of such films is that they never try and mix things up.
21 Apr 2017
