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Civil War Review: As A Cautionary War Tale, It Stings And Scorches
Civil War Review: Kirsten Dunst is brilliant. Wagner Moura and Stephen McKinley Henderson, too, are terrific. Holding her own among these stalwarts is Cailee Spaeny.
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Pippa Review: Portrait Of Battlefield Valour Without Shallow Bravado And Bluster
Pippa Review: Ishaan Khatter gives a solid account of himself as a soldier who comes of age on the job in a war that changed the map of the subcontinent forever.
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A Haunting In Venice Review: Kenneth Branagh's Classic Whodunit Breaks Genre Norms
A Haunting In Venice Review: There is neither death nor murder in the title, but the stench of war, pestilence and toxicity are all-pervasive in a film in which Hercule Poirot finds himself trying to solve a case that may be in the domain of the occult.
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In Secret Invasion, Marvel Swaps Superpowers for Spies
Marvel’s Secret Invasion — out June 21 — follows US spy chief Fury battling shapeshifting, reptilian humanoids known as Skrulls who live among us, and are intent on fomenting war between Moscow and Washington. Lead Samuel L. Jackson claims that the project ranks number one “in terms of things I've done in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.” I...
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Delhi Crime 2 Review: Perceptive And Powerful Portrait Of City At War With Itself
Delhi Crime 2 Review: An intense police procedural set apart by the space and scope that it carves out for the women - Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal (reprising their roles from S1) and Tillotama Shome.
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Ghostbusters Afterlife Movie Review: A Less Fun Stranger Things, by Way of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Ghostbusters Afterlife movie review: director Jason Reitman fashions a new language for Ghostbusters, before ending up being swallowed by nostalgia. Ghostbusters: Afterlife release date is November 19. Carrie Coon, Mckenna Grace, Paul Rudd in Ghostbusters: Afterlife cast.
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Black Widow Movie Review: Scarlett Johansson’s MCU Farewell Is Too Afraid to Be More
Black Widow movie review: Florence Pugh is the only victory of the new MCU chapter that fails Scarlett Johansson and Taskmaster. Black Widow out September 3 on Disney+ Hotstar in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.
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Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review - Starring Ajay Devgn, It Is A Sad Apology For A War Film
Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review: It puts the spotlight squarely on the two top names in the cast. Sanjay Dutt, playing an Indian villager who can walk in and out of Pakistan at will, gets a fair bit of the action alongside Devgn.
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Shershaah Review: Sidharth Malhotra Has What It Takes But A War Hero Deserves A More Energetic Film
Shershaah Review: Given the tone and treatment, Captain Vikram Batras exploits as an officer and a gentleman add up to a narrative that resorts more to broad strokes than to delving into the evolution as the extraordinarily brave man he became.
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Black Widow Release Date, Cast, Review, Trailer, Sequel, and More
Black Widow release date is July 9. Expected October 8 on Disney+ Hotstar. Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh lead Black Widow cast. You can download Black Widow movie on Disney+. Watch Black Widow trailer here.
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WandaVision Review: Marvel’s Endgame Boom Made This Experiment Possible
WandaVision review: thank Marvel’s success with Avengers: Endgame for this experiment, a sitcom with Avengers that’s really about a superhero, in this case Wanda Maximoff/ Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), processing their trauma, grief, and loss.
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1962: The War In The Hills Review - Abhay Deol Is Perfectly Cast In This Military Action Drama
1962: The War In The Hills Review: Sumeet Vyas and Akash Thosar, both cast against type, are up to the challenge. However, Annup Sonii, saddled with an underwritten role, gets the short shrift. Mahie Gill and Hemal Ingle are especially good.
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A Call To Spy Review: Radhika Apte Is Spot On As Indian-Origin Spy Noor Inayat Khan
A Call To Spy Review: A neatly crafted, engaging tale of a trio of female spies - an American, a Romanian Jew and an Indian princess - who worked to "disrupt the Nazi war machine".
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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Movie Review: A Dizzyingly Busy Swan Song
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Movie Review - Daisy Ridley is first-rate as Rey but it is Adam Driver as Kylo Ren who steals the show.
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Knives Out Review: An Agatha Christie Love-Letter With a Stellar Cast and a Star Wars Director
Here’s our review of Knives Out, an Agatha Christie-style murder mystery movie from Star Wars: The Last Jedi writer-director Rian Johnson. Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon, and Christopher Plummer form a stellar Knives Out cast.
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Civil War Review: As A Cautionary War Tale, It Stings And Scorches
Civil War Review: Kirsten Dunst is brilliant. Wagner Moura and Stephen McKinley Henderson, too, are terrific. Holding her own among these stalwarts is Cailee Spaeny.
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Pippa Review: Portrait Of Battlefield Valour Without Shallow Bravado And Bluster
Pippa Review: Ishaan Khatter gives a solid account of himself as a soldier who comes of age on the job in a war that changed the map of the subcontinent forever.
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A Haunting In Venice Review: Kenneth Branagh's Classic Whodunit Breaks Genre Norms
A Haunting In Venice Review: There is neither death nor murder in the title, but the stench of war, pestilence and toxicity are all-pervasive in a film in which Hercule Poirot finds himself trying to solve a case that may be in the domain of the occult.
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In Secret Invasion, Marvel Swaps Superpowers for Spies
Marvel’s Secret Invasion — out June 21 — follows US spy chief Fury battling shapeshifting, reptilian humanoids known as Skrulls who live among us, and are intent on fomenting war between Moscow and Washington. Lead Samuel L. Jackson claims that the project ranks number one “in terms of things I've done in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.” I...
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Delhi Crime 2 Review: Perceptive And Powerful Portrait Of City At War With Itself
Delhi Crime 2 Review: An intense police procedural set apart by the space and scope that it carves out for the women - Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal (reprising their roles from S1) and Tillotama Shome.
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Ghostbusters Afterlife Movie Review: A Less Fun Stranger Things, by Way of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Ghostbusters Afterlife movie review: director Jason Reitman fashions a new language for Ghostbusters, before ending up being swallowed by nostalgia. Ghostbusters: Afterlife release date is November 19. Carrie Coon, Mckenna Grace, Paul Rudd in Ghostbusters: Afterlife cast.
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Black Widow Movie Review: Scarlett Johansson’s MCU Farewell Is Too Afraid to Be More
Black Widow movie review: Florence Pugh is the only victory of the new MCU chapter that fails Scarlett Johansson and Taskmaster. Black Widow out September 3 on Disney+ Hotstar in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.
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Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review - Starring Ajay Devgn, It Is A Sad Apology For A War Film
Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review: It puts the spotlight squarely on the two top names in the cast. Sanjay Dutt, playing an Indian villager who can walk in and out of Pakistan at will, gets a fair bit of the action alongside Devgn.
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Shershaah Review: Sidharth Malhotra Has What It Takes But A War Hero Deserves A More Energetic Film
Shershaah Review: Given the tone and treatment, Captain Vikram Batras exploits as an officer and a gentleman add up to a narrative that resorts more to broad strokes than to delving into the evolution as the extraordinarily brave man he became.
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Black Widow Release Date, Cast, Review, Trailer, Sequel, and More
Black Widow release date is July 9. Expected October 8 on Disney+ Hotstar. Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh lead Black Widow cast. You can download Black Widow movie on Disney+. Watch Black Widow trailer here.
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WandaVision Review: Marvel’s Endgame Boom Made This Experiment Possible
WandaVision review: thank Marvel’s success with Avengers: Endgame for this experiment, a sitcom with Avengers that’s really about a superhero, in this case Wanda Maximoff/ Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), processing their trauma, grief, and loss.
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1962: The War In The Hills Review - Abhay Deol Is Perfectly Cast In This Military Action Drama
1962: The War In The Hills Review: Sumeet Vyas and Akash Thosar, both cast against type, are up to the challenge. However, Annup Sonii, saddled with an underwritten role, gets the short shrift. Mahie Gill and Hemal Ingle are especially good.
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A Call To Spy Review: Radhika Apte Is Spot On As Indian-Origin Spy Noor Inayat Khan
A Call To Spy Review: A neatly crafted, engaging tale of a trio of female spies - an American, a Romanian Jew and an Indian princess - who worked to "disrupt the Nazi war machine".
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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Movie Review: A Dizzyingly Busy Swan Song
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Movie Review - Daisy Ridley is first-rate as Rey but it is Adam Driver as Kylo Ren who steals the show.
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Knives Out Review: An Agatha Christie Love-Letter With a Stellar Cast and a Star Wars Director
Here’s our review of Knives Out, an Agatha Christie-style murder mystery movie from Star Wars: The Last Jedi writer-director Rian Johnson. Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon, and Christopher Plummer form a stellar Knives Out cast.
