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05/07/2021

Chris McKay's 'The Tomorrow War' is a film that doesn't offer anything new in the science-fiction, alien invasion genre. Period. The film's generic plot would make us think- has all the fun been drained out of this genre or have we grown too tired of it? It's either that, or it's just the makers' hesitation to attempt something out of the box, and instead, rip off thematic elements from classics just to audaciously display its colossal production values. Apart from being a mere popcorn-popping watch, this film, headed by a capable Chris Pratt, doesn't go anywhere beyond that.

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05/07/2021

Sara'S biggest advantage is its tightly packed script. Neither does it become a sermon nor does it lack conviction. The makers have delivered a beautifully shot feel-good, fresh entertainer that daringly discusses a relatively new topic to the cinematic storytelling arena. Watch the film for its template-breaking narrative and a little bit of fun.

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05/07/2021

Sara'S biggest advantage is its tightly packed script. Neither does it become a sermon nor does it lack conviction. The makers have delivered a beautifully shot feel-good, fresh entertainer that daringly discusses a relatively new topic to the cinematic storytelling arena. is also backed by some catchy music and an art direction that satisfyingly accentuates the professionally executed camerawork. Again, watch the film for its template-breaking narrative and a little bit of fun.

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01/07/2021

Camila Cabello () is the new Cinderella. The new live action rendition of the beloved fairy tale is directed by Kay Cannon, writer of the franchise.

is slated to release on September 3, 2021 on .

01/07/2021

Reviewer Reccos #15:

What We Do In The Shadows (2014)

If you have ever wanted to break away from the typecast bloodsucking, vicious, diabolic, merciless world of vampires and have a little bit of fun with the genre, horror indie flick 'What We Do In The Shadows' is the movie for you. Directed by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi (who would later direct and ), the film is one of the best works in the horror and mockumentary genres. It is the clever writing and the insanely funny comic timing that works for ' ', as the performances by the leads provide the light-heartedness and levity to the film. The directors go nuts with the premise and the resources they have in hand, and what we get is film that is both laugh-cracking and a little spine-chilling as well.

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30/06/2021

Tanu Balak's directorial debut succeeds in orchestrating its technical aspects and scripting an ambitious investigative plot. 'Cold Case' strives to be a cross-genre procedural thriller. What we get is a one-time watchable investigative-cum-supernatural story that is neither spooky nor gripping and doesn't quite make much of an impact. But it's not all bad; the plot makes you want to dig in more, even with its weakly-written protagonists.

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30/06/2021

Tanu Balak's 'Cold Case', now streaming on , strives to be a cross-genre procedural thriller. What we get is a one-time watchable investigative-cum-supernatural story that doesn't quite make an impact. But it's not all bad; the plot makes you want to dig in more, even with its weakly-written protagonists.

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29/06/2021

Emma Stone's and Emma Thompson's ostentatiously fascinating performances and a mature making by director Craig Gillespie elevate from a cliched narrative to a dazzling tale of greed, competition and vengeance.

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29/06/2021

has released the trailer of prequel, 'The Many Saints of Newark', which chronicles the pre-TV show life of iconic character Tony Soprano. The film is directed by Alan Taylor and stars Alessandro Nivola, Vera Farmiga, Michael Gandolfini, Jon Bernthal among others.

is slated to release on October 1, 2021, in theatres and .

29/06/2021

By lacing 'A Quiet Place Part II' with well-orchestrated cinematography and immersive sound work, John Krasinski proves his cinematic mettle yet again with his extraterrestrial horror flick. It isn't just about the horrors and jump-scares; upgrades to a level of anxiety-inducing suspenseful storytelling.

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28/06/2021

Emma Stone's and Emma Thompson's ostentatiously fascinating performances and a mature making by director Craig Gillespie elevate from a cliched narrative to a dazzling tale of greed and vengeance.

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28/06/2021

Reviewer Reccos #14:

Princess Mononoke (1997)

From the visionary and creative mind of animation legend Hayao Miyazaki, is a staple watch for both enthusiasts of the animated cinema genre and die-hard fans of aesthetic storytelling. 'Princess Mononoke' narrates the story of an inter-species conflict, populated by supernatural elements, in the grandest of ways. The visually rich film is the zenith of the legacy of Studio Ghibli, which has produced some of world cinema's finest animated tales. It is indubitably a gripping cinematic experience. For starters, it could serve as an entry point to the vast library of films produced from the minds that made 'Spirited Away' and 'My Neighbor Totoro'.

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