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‘Heretic’ Review: Hugh Grant Paints An Irresistably Stimulating Riddle

There are hardly more interesting and polarizing topics in the world other than religion. It has united and divided so many across the world, irrespective of which religion it is. A24, who had the best slate of features at TIFF 2024, is bringing to us another fascinating look into religion that will challenge your beliefs … Read more

‘Conclave’ Review: Berger’s Vision And An Electric Ensemble Deliver A Divine Experience

Edward Berger put himself on the map with his last outing, an adaptation of All Quiet On The Western Front. The film won Best International feature at the Academy Awards and also won Berger a BAFTA for best director. Now, he’s all set to make his English language feature debut with Focus Features’ Conclave, which … Read more

Presumed Innocent Review: A Bingeworthy Case Led By A Stellar Gyllenhaal.

Jake Gyllenhaal, who is riding high on the success of his streaming feature debut Road House, is all set to continue to storm the streaming space this time with his first TV role. He stars as Chief Deputy Prosecutor Rusty Sabich in AppleTV+’s adaptation of Presumed Innocent. It is based on Scott Turow’s 1987 novel … Read more

‘Argylle’ Review: Matthew Vaughn Goes Overboard in This Stylistic Spy-Caper

Argylle has been on a lot of people’s most anticipated list ever since the first images were released back in mid-2022. Matthew Vaughn’s directorial ventures generally offer a lot of fun and this sounded like another interesting project for the filmmaker. It is based on the novel of the same name by Elly Conway. Vaughn … Read more

‘The Tourist’ Season 2 Review: A Frantic and Unhinged Sophomore Outing.

Jamie Dornan returned to television in 2021 with The Tourist, a 6-episode thriller about an amnesiac man trying to find out his true identity. Originally produced as a miniseries, it was rewarded with a second season given the popularity and the strong critical reception. It is created by acclaimed writers Harry and Jack Williams, and … Read more

Sharper Review: A Tense and Taut Thriller.

Stories, where you don’t know who’s the good guy and who’s the bad guy till the end, are some of the most interesting stories, which I enjoy a lot. If the screenplay can keep you guessing till the end, then it has done a good job. Sharper is one such character-focused con thriller. AppleTV+ brings … Read more

Resurrection Review: Rebecca Hall is Bringing Out the Dead in an Excellent Thriller

What happens when you put two of the world’s best working actors in Tim Roth and Rebecca Hall in a thriller opposite each other? You get a killer film. Resurrection is a fantastic, character-driven horror-thriller that puts its two leads, mainly Hall, in the forefront. Hall had a magnificent 2021 from her Oscar-snubbed directorial debut, … Read more

The Gray Man Review: The Russo Bros.’ Follow-Up to Cherry is Pitiful

Even if the Russo brothers are the second highest-grossing directors of all time (with an all-time gross of $6,842,882,738), they have struggled mightily to do anything noteworthy outside of the MCU. At this point, picking on Cherry is literal low-bearing fruit, but it’s also not as if the Russo’s MCU entries were very inspiring, either. … Read more