Roman Polanski’s Chinatown (1974) is a hallmark of writing and style in Hollywood cinema.
The third instalment of Paranormal Activity promises a spine-chilling experience.
The latest film in the car-themed action genre is the edgy Drive, a thriller brimming with tenderness and brutality.
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is both engaging and entertaining in equal measures.
From the kings of romantic Bollywood comedies, Yash Raj films, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan is a playful gambol of entertaining sequences and songs.
The Help may be safe, with little risk, but it’s still quality filmmaking.
Today, as Anna Hazare evokes a pure Gandhian simplicity, Jha’s Aarakshan is imbued with a similar sensibility of bygone times.
In this film, there is no moral, no hero and no emotional epiphanies. But there is an extraordinarily haunting vision of childhood.
Everyone gets their moment and everyone serves a purpose in the final instalment of the Harry Potter franchise.
Sucker Punch should be admired for its bold thematic value that breaks away from Hollywood convention.
Will Pakistan win the third Test match against England and secure the "clean sweep" in the series?
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