You don't have to be a Star Wars nerd to enjoy its poignant pursuit of virtue, feels Sukanya Verma. Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi is glorious Tiger Zinda Hai returns to the same moronic space where it's all about slow-motion Salman, his checkered scarf, his fleeting shirtless-ness, his unrealistically beefed up body and a taken-for-granted indestructibility, says Sukanya Verma. Tiger Zzzzzinda Hai Review:Tiring, toothless, sequel The new Jumanji can easily be enjoyed by those unfamiliar with the original, feels Sukanya Verma. Review: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is FUN! 'While the kids are sure to learn a thing or two about good behaviour, it's the spirit of community living gently conveyed in scenes of Paddington's selfless involvement around his neighbourhood that make the film a lot more timely than expected from standard children's fare,' notes Sukanya Verma. Paddington 2 Review: Sweet, snuggly sequel!
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'You walk out of Mukkabaaz feeling good about yourself, but unlike Kashyap's best pictures, it releases you from the responsibility of seeing yourself in it the movie is darn clever, most of the way, but it hardly has any wisdom,' says Sreehari Nair. Mukkabaaz Review: Going for the tear glands with brass knuckles He ensures he doesn't seem like a gimmick in the film, notes Sukanya Verma. 'Despite Spielberg's noble intentions, The Post never rises to the level of All The President's Men,' observes Aseem Chhabra. Review: The Post is good, but not brilliant The terrible acting leaves you more amused than scared, says Urvi Parikh. My Birthday Song: An honest effort and a huge relief for movie enthusiasts, says Prasanna Zore. Review: My Birthday Song: A psychological thriller 'The politics of it may be wishy-washy and the saviour at Darkest Hour's centre may well be a racist, an imperialist, and an alcoholic, but in Gary Oldman's nimble skin, smacked in layers and layers of prosthetics to resemble the heavily-jowled, cigar-smoking, portly penguin-like demeanour of the British Bulldog, it pretty much screams, "And the Oscar goes to".' notes Sukanya Verma. Review: Vodka Diaries: Too dreary to enjoyĪnd yet the sham drags on for a couple of hours, accusing and amplifying everything in sight, to shoehorn its identity as a thriller, says Sukanya Verma.ĭarkest Hour Review:Exuberant bear. 'Sadly, with Padmaavat, that's not what you get,' says Savera R Someshwar. You are here: Rediff Home » India » Movies » Reviews
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