Editor's Reviews
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
"The tale of Ser Duncan The Tall, The Hedge Knight, he who knows how to train the dragons and his clever little squire…"
KPop Demon Hunters
"This animated one must have spoiled millions of Gen Alpha already. I'm sorry! I couldn't see the appeal. Shallow characters, lazy recycled arcs, unoriginal resolution and too many bright neon colors."
Predator: Badlands
"Dan Trachtenberg has been having a field day with these predator projects. Doesn't he? The absolute best and my new favorite Predator movie since the original 1987 one starring Schwarzenegger and Cal Weathers. It's been a long time coming."
The Housemaid
"The Stepford Wives meets Big Little Lies and A Simple Favor in this erotic psychological thriller that loses its mystery comprising sociopathic gaslighting through conventional plotting."
Predator: Killer of Killers
"An undisputed contender for the best action movie released in 2025 gears up for the top spot. Go Shield, Sword and Bullet!!"
The Secret Agent (O Agente Secreto)
"Wagner Moura's quietly impactful role in the Oscars nominated movie."
The Plague
"2025's commentary on toxic masculinity, how it walks under the skin during teenage and then runs in adulthood."
Dhurandhar
""By the most mechanical and dirty hand... I will have such revenges on you both.... What they are yet I know not, but they shall be the terrors of the earth.""
The Long Walk (2025)
The Running Man
"Edgar Wright arrives at the action thriller scene with what turns out to be 2025's most pleasingly entertaining movie but with a hokey and sketchy denouement. The most fun I have had watching a movie in 2025 since Deep Cover."
Wake Up Dead Man
"A Haunting in Chimney Rock. The most politico-religiously heavy messaging in a whodunit in a recent time. It's an appeal to both liberals and conservatives by Rian Johnson through a sophisticated suave Daniel Craig which is definitely a few steps up from Glass Onion."
EKO
"The power of Malayalam cinema stands unwavering and awe-inducing. A movie that is steadfast in the face of the recent trend of thoughtless rubbish. Watch it!! Watch it now. With a meagre 5 crore budget without any heavyweight starpower whatsoever, this is a testament to the fact that one doesn't necessarily need 400 crore, affluent CGI companies, green screens, nor special effects, any sort of flare, nostalgia farming or even choreography or playlist for that matter. So, what remains then? Substance."
One Battle After Another
"A love letter by the 70s' counterculture progressives to the millennials, Gen- Z and Alpha in praise for not giving up and continuing the fight. The most unashamed political film of PTA doesn't intend to pull any punches about lost warriors, underground movements, misguided blueprint for rebellion in contrast with community-based righteous duty locking horns with alt-right weirdos, neo-nazis, integrationists and border czars. A wet dream for the street activists who have just had enough of what's been going on lately."
The Rip
"Intense action thriller with enough testosterone-filled trust issues as well as gruff geniality in the form of brotherhood to blow the streaming platforms to kingdom come. It's been specifically curated for the audience who have aversion towards slow-burn thrillers, who rather take pleasure in high-pressured action movies where tension rises gradually until it all erupts. Like Matt Damon recently confessed- Netflix wants to make movies that could make the viewers not doze off or space out and instead subscribers could also take a peek at their phone screens; basically make us stay awake. Well, we lot got our perfect movie."
SANTOSH
"पूलिस आपकी मित्र हे, न कि विरोधी। थाना आपका है। हमारी नियुक्ति आपकी सुरक्षा के लीये हुई है। (The Police Are your friend, not your opponent. The Police Station belongs to you. We are appointed for your safety.) - A board hanging on a wall of the police station in Santosh reads."
Pluribus
"Finally a show since The Leftovers and Netflix's Dark that made me think and feel at the same time. 99% of Pluribus, nothing gigantic happens because it's as philosophical as Plato, Descartes, Hobbes, Hegel, Turner, Donaldson, Harari, Durkheim, Marx, Huxley, Wells, Heinlein, Clarke and even King. It's arduously slow-burn. Think Villeneuve's Arrival and dial it down even further. But, equally philosophically enriching. Nothing big happens, because Gilligan who brought us Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul channelled his inner creator of The X-Files and A.M.P.E.D isn't trying for giant spectacles rather he wants to strike up conversations and surely, he got his conversations. I don't see the effects of Pluribus wearing down anytime soon not at least till the next season releases."