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The Substance is a Provocative Tale of Body Horror and Society’s Obsession with Youth
In The Substance, Coralie Fargeat crafts a world where the obsession with youth and beauty drives a woman to dangerous extremes, creating a tale that melds body horror, dark humor, and societal critique into one mesmerizing experience. The film may…
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Bhakshak is an Ambitious but Stilted Take on a Real-Life Story of Investigative Journalism
Bhakshak touches on a reality that is far too familiar to women in Bangladesh and across the Indian subcontinent: the constant, insidious presence of abuse. As a woman watching this film, I couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of…
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Maharaj Review: A Linear Depiction of Devotion vs. Dissent
Bollywood, known for its swashbuckling takes on Indian culture, has often faced backlash for making films that cater to religious dogma or challenge traditional and societal norms. The stirring controversy surrounding Maharaj highlights this enduring vulnerability of creative expressions and…
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Invincible Season Two Review: A Rollercoaster Ride of Emotions and Intrigue
I remember the visceral thrill of watching Invincible's first season like it was yesterday. It came out of nowhere and took the world by storm, combining brutal, jaw-dropping violence with heartfelt, nuanced storytelling. We were left breathless by the sheer…
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Rebel Ridge is a Tense Exploration of Corruption and Power
Jeremy Saulnier’s Rebel Ridge may not have the explosive reputation of other action films, but it operates on a deeper level, reflecting the raw tensions that build within a corrupt system. The film  toys with the audience's expectations—holding back the…
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Stree 2 Review: A Seamless Blend of Horror and Comedy
Much like its predecessor, Stree 2 delivers on its promise of providing a unique blend of horror, comedy, and social commentary. Directed by Amar Kaushik, the film follows the continued adventures of the quirky yet endearing characters introduced in Stree.…
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Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday is a Flashy, Desi Emily Yearning for A Purpose
Call Me Bae opens with this girl who appears to have it all, living a fantasy existence. She is extremely wealthy, grows up with everything at her disposal, and marries into an ultrarich family that only travels by helicopter. But…
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Terminator Zero Puts a New Spin on a Sci-Fi Classic
Terminator Zero is a 2024 action-packed sci-fi anime that reimagines the iconic Terminator franchise through the lens of Japanese animation. Produced by Skydance Television and Netflix Animation, and animated by Production I.G, this Netflix release merges the familiar dystopian battle…
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Richard Linklater’s Hit Man is a Surprising Hit, with a Star-Making Performance by Glen Powell
The last time I found myself engrossed in a movie that effortlessly blended humor, suspense, and heartfelt moments, I wasn't expecting the emotional rollercoaster that Hit Man would take me on. Directed by Richard Linklater and starring Glen Powell, this…
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Kill (2024) is A Satisfying, No-Frills Take on Action Classics like John Wick and Die Hard
Kill (2024) had my attention the moment I heard it described as India’s answer to The Raid and John Wick. Being a fan of both franchises, I walked into the film expecting high-octane action, inventive kills, and that relentless, unforgiving pace…
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