movie review

No other movie opening thrills me more than a vast ship in interstellar space. The modern visual rules for these shots were set by Stanley Kubrick's "2001," which used a detailed model moving slowly instead of a cheesy model moving fast. Kubrick had the good sense to know that sound does not travel in space, but "Star Wars," with its deep bass rumbles, demonstrated that it certainly should. And then in the "Alien" and "Star Trek" pictures and in countless others, gigantic space cruisers aimed majestically at the stars, and I felt an inner delight that has its origins in those long-ago days when I devoured pulp space opera by Robert Heinlein and such forgotten masters as Murray Leinster and Eric Frank Russell. You have to wait 7 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Ahammed Khabeer’s story is about hospital bystanders, which he has directed with beautiful visuals, especially of the food. As a pair of hands carefully drew spirals with a liquid squeezed out of a towel and they turned into hissing jilebis in a pan, I thought Madhuram was going to be about sweets, a food movie that is so rare in Malayalam. Food plays a really big part in the movie, but Madhuram is more about the sweetness in people that comes from the unquestionable love they have for one another. Joju George, the big burly actor with a beard and a mop of unruly hair, becomes an epitome of sweetness in this film, a world away from the gruff characters he is known for. He, with the help of the unfailing Indrans and a talented crew of younger actors, gives us a cosy ride with Madhuram. You have to wait 9 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Indie director Jim Cummings and co-star PJ McCabe have made a scornful part-thriller about an unctuous agent in thrall to the system writer-director-actor Jim Cummings’ has already made two films, Thunder Road and The Wolf of Snow Hollow, which were very well received on the American indie circuit. His latest, The Beta Test, co-written and directed with its co-star PJ McCabe, is part delicious satire of Hollywood culture and part frustratingly muddled thriller. But the good bits are sufficiently impressive it wouldn’t be fair to hold its flaws against it too much. We mustn’t be greedy for perfection Greed, as it happens, is probably the major sin of a Tinseltown agent called Jordan (played by Cummings), followed closely by lust, wrath, pride and envy. You have to wait 15 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Kade Haan Kade Naa film is all set to hit the silver screen on 3rd December 2021. Sunil Thakur serves as both the director and the writer of the Punjabi movie. Furthermore, the romantic drama features Singaa and Sanjana Singh as the lead. In addition, YKBK48 Entertainment acts as the production banner. Prerna Sharma, YoshiyaKato & Rohit Bakshi bankroll the movie. While Young Army and Ullumanati takes up the charge for the music department. Shakil A. Khan takes credit for DOP. Lastly, stay tuned with us to know more about Kade Haan Kade Naa cast, story, songs, trailer, and much more. You have to wait 9 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Your link will appear in You have to wait 6 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Season two of 'Aarya' follows a mother's journey as she battles the dark world of crime and criminals in order to protect herself and her children from unseen harm. REVIEW: Crime thrillers are engaging when they are laced with ample twists and turns. And ‘Aarya season 2’, created by Ram Madhvani, who has also co-directed the series with Vinod Rawat and Kapil Sharma, is a riveting watch. Aarya season 2 Hindi You have to wait 9 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.

Story: Panja Abhiram is a youngster who wants to change the political system from the inside out. But when he’s chipped away at every turn, will he be the one to change the fate of his hometown? Review: Deva Katta tackles topics that are common knowledge yet taken for granted in Republic. Newspaper headlines often read of how a whistle-blower or an honest bureaucrat met a fate that both reads like a warning sign and deflects others from following their chosen path. And while the four pillars of democracy are left blaming each other, who is really at fault here? You have to wait 9 seconds. Click here 👈 JavaScript needs to be enabled in order to be able to download.