A lighthearted reality-show romance with clichés galore, The Wrong Paris trades plausibility for charm. Miranda Cosgrove leads a formulaic but fun journey from small-town hopes to messy emotions, delivering an ending that tries to balance love and ambition. Perfect if you’re in the mood for guilty pleasure over nuance. Plot Overview Dawn (Miranda Cosgrove) is … Read more
Marvel’s Thunderbolts trades flashy spectacle for a darker, more human story about antiheroes grappling with trauma, betrayal, and their place in a post-Avengers world. Led by Florence Pugh’s magnetic performance, the film delivers both emotional weight and grounded action, making it one of the MCU’s more intriguing Phase 5 entries.
Set over 24 hours, Night Always Comes plunges viewers into the chaos of Lynette’s life—a woman pushed to her limits by betrayal, debt, and systemic neglect. With Kirby’s haunting performance at its core, the film balances moments of raw emotion with suspenseful, edge-of-your-seat tension.
A Nostalgic Comeback That Balances Chaos and Emotion Three decades after the cult-favorite Happy Gilmore first hit the greens, Adam Sandler returns with Happy Gilmore 2, a film that surprises not by reinventing the formula, but by leaning into it — this time with a more heartfelt core. While the slapstick energy and outrageous gags … Read more
The Gang’s Back — But So Are Their Troubles DreamWorks Animation returns with The Bad Guys 2, a slick, action-packed sequel that sees its lovable crew of reformed animal criminals face a tougher challenge than robbing banks: earning society’s trust. With vibrant visuals, punchy humor, and chaotic energy, the film offers an entertaining ride, especially … Read more
A Coming-of-Age Film That Confronts More Than Just Adolescence Molly Manning Walker’s How to Have Sex is anything but the provocative party romp the title might suggest. What unfolds instead is a deeply personal, at times harrowing, exploration of female adolescence, consent, and the contradictions of modern youth culture. Winner of the Un Certain Regard … Read more
A Retro-Futuristic Revival of Marvel’s First Family With The Fantastic Four: First Steps, director Matt Shakman sets the stage for a fresh chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — or rather, outside it. Set on Earth-828 and steeped in 1960s-inspired aesthetics, this second reboot of Marvel’s First Family feels like a warm, familiar embrace wrapped … Read more
A Crime Thriller Rooted in Nature’s Majesty and Human Fragility Netflix’s Untamed is a gripping six-part limited series that delivers more than your average whodunit. Set in the hauntingly beautiful wilderness of Yosemite National Park, the show blends murder mystery with psychological depth, exploring grief, guilt, and redemption beneath the canopy of towering pines and … Read more
A Visual Symphony Carried by Silence and Spirit Gints Zilbalodis’ Flow isn’t just another animated film—it’s a cinematic meditation wrapped in an eco-fable, told entirely without dialogue, yet brimming with feeling. In a genre often saturated by noise and overstated emotions, Flow dares to slow down, breathe, and let imagery and soundscape do the storytelling. … Read more
High-Octane Racing Meets Hollywood Glamour in This Summer Blockbuster F1, the much-anticipated Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt, hits theatres with a roar — and it doesn’t disappoint when it comes to speed, spectacle, and sheer star power. Directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick), this racing drama blends real-life Grand Prix energy with IMAX-level … Read more
