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Phir Aayi Haseen Dilruba Review: A Mediocre Sequel That Fails to Recapture the Magic
When Haseen Dilruba first hit our screens in 2021, it was a messy, uneven, yet undeniably entertaining blend of romance, crime, and pulp fiction. It wasn’t a perfect film by any means, but it had a certain charm that kept…
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House of The Dragon Season Two is Satisfying, but Not Epic
House of the Dragon season two just wrapped up with its finale, and to be honest, it wasn’t the epic conclusion I was hoping for. A big part of that disappointment comes from the truncated 8-episode structure—it felt like most…
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Deadpool and Wolverine is a Hilariously Irreverent Marvel Mash-Up that Honors Pre-MCU Films
In the vast cinematic landscape dominated by superhero films, Deadpool and Wolverine stands out as a riotous, irreverent entry that unapologetically pushes the boundaries of the genre. Directed by Shawn Levy, the film brings together Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool and Hugh…
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The Boys Season Four is a Mixed Bag of Brutal Humor and Stagnant Storytelling
The Boys has always been synonymous with excess, a reputation that remains intact as we enter its fourth season. This anti-superhero saga continues to revel in its audaciousness, delivering the kind of brash, in-your-face storytelling that has become its hallmark.…
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May 2024 TV Series Reviews Roundup: Hacks Continues to Impress, While Heeramandi Falters Despite Visual Opulence
As part of our new initiative for review roundups, we are reviewing the TV shows that were released in May 2024 and finished their seasons, or those that started earlier and finished their seasons in that month. Some shows not…
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May 2024 Movie Reviews Roundup: Babes, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes are Winners, but If and Back to Black Stumble
For a film enthusiast like me, May 2024 was promising in terms of movie releases. From literary adaptations to blockbuster sequels, the cinema offerings were both a thrill and a disappointment, often in the same breath. This month, I dove…
Brendan Fraser Michelle Gomez April Bowlby Diane Guerrero Matt Bomer Jovian Wade HBO Max Doom Patrol Season Three
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Doom Patrol Doubles Down on its Weirdness in Season Three. But is it Getting Too Complacent?
Doom Patrol continues to be the weirdest comic book show on television today with its third season. However, sometimes it can seem like the show is spinning its wheels, treading the same worn paths while still keeping things entertaining. The…
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Netflix Never Have I Ever Season Two
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Devi Becomes More Problematic and Self-Obsessed than Ever in the Second Season of Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever... been so disappointed in a character (hint: *Devi*). At this point, I would like to congratulate Nalini for staying sane despite having a daughter like Devi, whose world revolves around nothing (and perhaps juggling two boys)…
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Truth Seekers is a Warm, Quirky Take on Horror Comedy with a Strong Ensemble Cast
With Truth Seekers, you might expect to see some of the tried and tested British humor that you have found in Simon Pegg and Nick Frost’s earlier collaborations, such as Spaced or the Cornetto trilogy. Taking a comedic approach to…
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Umbrella Academy Finds it Footing in a Strong Season Two, Marrying Comic Book Weirdness to a Fun Family Dynamic
In season two, Umbrella Academy essentially remixes the show, tasking the Hargreaves to once again to prevent a potential apocalypse, this time in the 1960s. While there is a danger of repetition in pursuing such a narrative, the show builds…
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