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Dhurandhar (2025)
A Marathon Spy Epic That Never Loses Its Pulse. Clocking in at an imposing three hours and thirty-four minutes, Dhurandhar defies conventional wisdom about long runtimes. Instead of dragging, the…
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The Running Man(2025)
In a future where desperation is entertainment, The Running Man introduces a brutal game show that turns survival into prime-time spectacle. Contestants are hunted for sport, broadcast for mass consumption,…
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery(2025)
Wake Up Dead Man continues the Knives Out tradition of blending classic whodunit storytelling with sharp modern satire. While the film follows the familiar structure of its predecessors, it distinguishes…
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Akhanda 2 – Movie Review
Akhanda 2 is a high-voltage sequel that embraces grandeur, intensity, and emotional strength. The film thrives on scale—be it action, performances, or thematic depth—making it a compelling watch for fans…
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Movie Review: Tere Ishk Mein
A romantic drama that begins flawlessly but loses its grip near the finish Theme & Tone Tere Ishk Mein attempts to capture the same raw emotional intensity seen in…
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Movie Review – Your Host (2025)
“Your Host (2025)” is not a film for the faint-hearted. From the opening minutes, it becomes clear that the movie is built to disturb, provoke, and haunt its audience long…
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Movie Review — Diés Iraé
Diés Iraé delivers a mixed but memorable cinematic experience — not Rahul’s strongest film to date, yet one that carries enough artistic merit to stand on its own in his…
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The Shadow’s Edge(2025)
Jackie Chan’s Performance Jackie Chan delivers one of his strongest performances in the last 10 years. He embraces his age instead of hiding it, portraying a seasoned fighter with emotional…
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Movie Review – The Pet Detective (2025)
The Pet Detective (2025) tries to revive the nostalgic charm of 90s comedy-centric thrillers but ends up proving why that formula cannot be reused without meaningful writing. The film clearly…
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Movie Review: Evil Eye (2022) – Mal de Ojo
“Evil Eye (Mal de Ojo)” stands out as one of the most ambitious and compelling Mexican horror films in recent years, marking a milestone in Isaac Ezban’s career. Known for…
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