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[24 Aug 2010 | No Comment | Atiya Abbas]
Movie: Calling all Romantics

I Hate Luv Storys is like a cut-and-paste montage of other popular romantic comedies over the last decade.

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[24 Aug 2010 | No Comment | Sara Kazi]
Movies: Endearing Evil

Directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud, the movie boasts a star cast featuring the voices of Steve Carrell, Jason Segel, Will Arnett, Julie Andrews and Russell Brand.

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[9 Aug 2010 | No Comment | Zara Farooqui]
Looney bin Laden

Tere Bin Laden is designed as a satirical comedy, and a few flaws aside, it provides some good, clean entertainment.

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[9 Aug 2010 | No Comment | Aasiya Kazi]
Mindless Fun

Knight and Day is a non-stop action film peppered with romance and comedy.

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[22 Jul 2010 | No Comment | Mariam Majid]
The Seamy Side of Politics

Rajneeti will ring a bell with audiences in Pakistan who are all too familiar with the shenanigans of Pakistani politicians and the seamy side of local politics.

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[22 Jul 2010 | No Comment | Zara Farooqui]
Movies: No Raves for Raavan

While Raavan displays some great cinematography and impressive acting by most actors, it doesn’t quite offer the experience or dexterity that is expected from it.

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[21 Jul 2010 | One Comment | Aasiya Kazi]
Movies: No Sparkle this Time

In Sex and the City 2, all is not well with Carrie and Co., and the same goes for the movie.

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[20 Jul 2010 | No Comment | Aasiya Kazi]
Movies: Prince of Peace

Unlike the evil depictions of Persians in past movies like 300 and Alexander, Prince of Persia comes as a breath of fresh air.

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To Benazir, with Love

Bhutto the documentary was a boring re-run of Pakistan’s history. If not for its directors, any viewer would be forgiven for thinking it was state sponsored.

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Crime and Punishment

By using an Arab as the hero, director Jacques Audiard (in his own words) has defied French audiences’ ideas of heroes and icons.