Film

Though Dunki is mawkish and overly sentimental—sometimes to its detriment—it wears such monikers as badges of honour.

Rebel Moon Part 1: Child of Fire introduces to a bleak universe ruled through terror by trying to hard to convince them of its epic nature.

In another timeline where Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom its main star wasn’t already talking about playing Lobo it could have been a hit.

The Color Purple (2024) is vibrant, whimsical, and resilient, proving why stories can and should continue with new generations.

Migration ‘s relevance and impact are tied to the attention span of children it repeatedly fails to instill a sense of wonder in.

In The Family Plan Mark Wahlberg’s suburban life unravels as he leads his family on an identity-shifting road trip to escape his past.

The Boys in the Boat unfolds like the cinematic equivalent of a cold bowl of Depression-era oatmeal—filling but flavourless.

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is fantastic in every way. It’s fun, it’s hilarious, and it’s filled with so much heart.

Despite its less savory aspects, Wonka remains a delightful whimsy of a film that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Jeffrey Wright stars as a frustrated writer, Monk, dealing with familial upheavel in ‘American Fiction,’ a directorial debut.