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The Apprentice Movie Review: The making of young Donald Trump comes alive through Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong
‘The Apprentice’ shows how a young Donald Trump slowly learned to navigate a tough world, shaped by mentors, ambition, and the pressures of 1970s New York. The film tracks the small choices and experiences that eventually formed the public figure we know today.
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Mr. Scorsese Review: Understanding Martin Scorsese through his own story
‘Mr. Scorsese’ is an intimate five-part documentary that traces Martin Scorsese’s life from Little Italy to becoming a Hollywood legend. It offers a rare, unguarded look at the man whose faith, flaws, and passion shaped modern cinema.
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Steve Movie Review: Cillian Murphy shines in a gruelling but compelling tale
Cillian Murphy delivers a quietly powerful performance in a story set inside a crumbling reform school. The film is raw and emotionally intense, exploring resilience, exhaustion, and the fragile lives caught in failing systems.
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The Lost Bus Movie Review: Paul Greengrass crafts a tense survival tale with Matthew McConaughey at the helm
A gripping tale of courage and survival, ‘The Lost Bus’ showcases human resilience amidst a raging wildfire. Matthew McConaughey shines in a deeply moving performance under Greengrass’s taut direction.
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Nishaanchi Movie Review: Anurag Kashyap strikes back with Aaishvary Thackeray's gritty, glorious debut in his saga of revenge, love and chaos
‘Nishaanchi’ is Anurag Kashyap’s return to form, a layered 80s-style masala drama that blends crime, comedy, and emotion with flair. Despite its indulgent length, the film’s lived-in world and compelling characters keep you hooked, setting the stage for a bigger saga ahead.
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Do You Wanna Partner Review: Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty shine in a spirited, women-led entrepreneurial comedy-drama
Diana Penty and Tamannaah Bhatia light up this comedy-drama with effortless chemistry, taking viewers on a spirited ride through friendship and ambition. With laughs, heart, and quirky characters, it’s a feel-good watch.
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The Bengal Files Movie Review: Where history meets human tragedy
Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘The Bengal Files’ confronts one of India’s most harrowing historical chapters, blending personal tragedy with political upheaval. The film immerses viewers in a world of fear and moral complexity.
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Highest 2 Lowest Movie Review: Denzel Washington and Spike Lee reunite in a thrilling moral tale
Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ is a tense, thought-provoking thriller that blends suspense with sharp social commentary. With compelling performances at its core, it questions the price of doing the right thing in a world marked by inequality and power.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Review: John Cena elevates a wild, funny and emotionally rich chapter two
The second season of ‘Peacemaker’ blends crude humour, heartbreak, and a surprising multiverse twist to kick off a darker, funnier new chapter.
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Bring Her Back Movie Review: Sally Hawkins delivers a masterclass in subtle, skin-crawling acting in this brilliant horror
‘Bring Her Back’ trades cheap jolts for slow, suffocating dread, turning a foster home into a portrait of grief and control. Sally Hawkins delivers a performance that’s as tender as it is terrifying.
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Alien: Earth Review: A masterful expansion of the ‘Alien’ legacy, with Adarsh Gourav making an impressive appearance
‘Alien: Earth’ expands the iconic franchise with a chilling mix of sci-fi horror and philosophical intrigue. Noah Hawley’s vision is both faithful to its roots and daring in its reinvention.
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The Pickup Movie Review: Eddie Murphy’s slick new heist comedy coasts on charm but lacks bite
‘The Pickup’ is a glossy but underwhelming heist comedy that goes through the motions without ever finding its spark. Despite a strong cast and a fun premise, the film never builds tension or rhythm.
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Chief of War Review: A sweeping indigenous epic, led by Jason Momoa, that captures the soul of Hawaii’s past
A bold, sweeping historical drama, ‘Chief of War’ reclaims Hawaiian history through indigenous voices and stunning storytelling. Jason Momoa leads an authentic epic that’s as emotionally resonant as it is visually grand.
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Rangeen Review: This gigolo drama starts bold, ends bland
‘Rangeen’ begins with a wild, provocative premise but never follows through. What could’ve been bold and biting ends up confused, cautious, and forgettable.
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Tanvi: The Great Movie Review: With restraint and warmth, Anupam Kher directs from the heart
A tender, quietly powerful film about an autistic girl’s journey to honour her late father’s dream, ‘Tanvi: The Great’ moves you without ever raising its voice.
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Mitti - Ek Nayi Pehchaan Review: From ad campaigns to farmlands, Ishwak Singh leads a quietly rooted tale of return and resolve
‘Mitti – Ek Nayi Pehchaan’ is a heartfelt story about a man who returns to his village to restore his grandfather’s lost honour through modern farming. Grounded, honest, and quietly powerful, it draws you in with its rooted storytelling.
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Panchayat Season 4 Review: Season four is a gentle reminder that simplicity works—and Phulera runs on pure quirk
Even in its fourth season, ‘Panchayat’ retains its quiet charm and sharp wit. The show doesn’t chase drama—it finds beauty in the everyday chaos of Phulera.
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28 Years Later Movie Review: Danny Boyle builds tension and horror, only to trade it for sentiment
Danny Boyle’s ‘28 Years Later’ begins with eerie promise and striking visuals but loses steam midway, torn between horror and sentiment. It delivers in parts, though sky-high expectations keep it from making it truly memorable.
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We Were Liars Review: A haunting, heartfelt adaptation of E. Lockhart’s bestseller
‘We Were Liars’ begins like a dreamy summer tale but slowly reveals the emotional wreckage beneath. It’s a mystery wrapped in grief, told with quiet intensity. It stays with you long after it ends.
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Echo Valley Movie Review: Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney elevate a flawed but tense mother-daughter thriller
‘Echo Valley’ starts as a quiet drama and slowly unravels into a gripping thriller about the lengths a mother will go to protect her daughter. It’s haunting, intimate, and full of quiet tension that stays with you.
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‘Chhal Kapat – The Deception’ Review: Shriya Pilgaonkar headlines a mystery that's serviceable but never truly gripping and lacks edge
‘Chhal Kapat’ flirts with the classic mystery format but never fully commits to delivering a gripping whodunit. Despite a promising setup, it settles into mediocrity with average performances and a sluggish plot.
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Stolen Movie Review: Abhishek Banerjee shines in a taut thriller backed by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane that unpacks class and power
‘Stolen’ is a taut, atmospheric thriller that explores the collision between privilege and powerlessness through a gripping missing-child narrative. Raw, restrained, and emotionally sharp, it holds your attention from start to finish.
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Murderbot Review: Apple TV nails it again with Alexander Skarsgard in a clever, offbeat sci-fi gem that’s oddly charming
‘Murderbot’ is a sharp, offbeat sci-fi series about a socially awkward android who’d rather binge-watch soap operas than save humans. Anchored by Alexander Skarsgard’s nuanced performance, it’s funny and thoughtful.
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Gram Chikitsalay Review: Makers of Panchayat bring another slice-of-life gem set in the heartland
Gram Chikitsalay features Amol Parashar in a lead role and and explores the struggles of a North Indian village through the eyes of an idealistic young doctor. The series is available to stream on Prime Video.
