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A film that inarguably revolutionized cinema as a whole, and shook the foundations of visual storytelling, and the Grand wonders of world building, "Star Wars", directed by George Lucas, is a rousing adventure that travels you to a galaxy far, far... Read the full review »

Martin Scorsese’s forte is the epic gangster movie, and he is arguably the master of the genre. Adding another first-rate film to his cinematic belt, the director yet again illustrates why he is one of the greatest directors of all time with “... Read the full review »

“The Good Liar” is a low-key thriller for gray hairs. Based on the novel by Nicholas Searle, this cerebral, talky tale of revenge and deception is an okay movie that’s boosted by two great leads. Career con man Roy (Ian McKellen) has found... Read the full review »

It’s a dull day in the neighborhood, boys and girls. What a letdown “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” based on the friendship between Fred Rogers (Tom Hanks) and jaded journalist Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys), turns out to be. This pointl... Read the full review »

“Marriage Story” is a tale of a decaying relationship that has heartbreak and heartache to spare. The film almost too casually observes stage director Charlie (Adam Driver) and his actor wife Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) as they struggle throug... Read the full review »

Old-fashioned fun is the order of the day in “Knives Out,” director Rian Johnson‘s ensemble cast whodunit. Sometimes sticking with a classic storytelling formula can be the best decision, and this straightforward, literal-minded mystery shou... Read the full review »

Making a quality sequel can be tough, and even moreso when it’s a follow-up to a beloved modern classic. “Frozen II” has huge shoes to fill from the outset, and this second installment of the Disney animated tale of two sisters is a mostly u... Read the full review »

I'm not going to beat around the hedge maze, Mike Flanagan is definitely one to watch. Probably my favourite director working in Horror today (sorry James Wan) I am yet to see a Flanagan flick that doesn't satisfy me. He is obviously well and true... Read the full review »

Unfortunately much to my dismay I have only managed to see this fantastic film once so far, and with its theatrical run basically all but over it will be a while before my second and almost definitely 3rd, 4th and 5th watches. Until I get to watch... Read the full review »

loosely based on true events, something Clint Eastwood seems to like going for when directing. This film surprised me. Not only because Eastwood is stepping into a leading role for the first time in a good few years but also because his skill has... Read the full review »

Truly stunning animation, seeing how far that technology has come in the past decade is amazing. Idina Menzel's talent shines in the role of Elsa. The songs are well written and performed as expected and the film is directed as beautifully as the... Read the full review »

Tackling a sensitive topic of divorce with such reverence and honest emotion, “Marriage Story”, directed by Noah Baumbach, is a poignant tale about the pain within all people. A often heartbreaking film that transverses that confusing, painful... Read the full review »

Boyhood organically condenses twelve years of upbringing into an undramatic three hour behemoth. The journey of adolescence is one personality-altering experience that each of us inevitably undertakes. An existential life step that physically and... Read the full review »

Just when you think the world can’t get any darker or hypocritical for that matter, “Dark Waters” makes you open your eyes even wider. It isn’t just a film that tells us about one of the biggest companies in the world being a symbol of ind... Read the full review »

Paprika sprinkles its spicy originality across a sprawling vibrant fever dream. Dreams are windows to the imaginative capacity of the subconscious. Manipulating memories to fabricate worlds unbounded by the physical laws of reality. An endless wav... Read the full review »