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[19 Dec 2011 | Comments Off | Zehra Nabi]
Classic Movie Review: Chinatown

Roman Polanski’s Chinatown (1974) is a hallmark of writing and style in Hollywood cinema.

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[17 Dec 2011 | Comments Off | Maheen Irfan Ghani]
Movie Review: Paranormal Activity III

The third instalment of Paranormal Activity promises a spine-chilling experience.

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[11 Nov 2011 | Comments Off | Schayan Riaz]
Movie Review: Drive

The latest film in the car-themed action genre is the edgy Drive, a thriller brimming with tenderness and brutality.

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[8 Nov 2011 | Comments Off | Schayan Riaz]
Movie Review: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is both engaging and entertaining in equal measures.

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[9 Oct 2011 | Comments Off | Amna R. Ali]
Movie Review: Mere Brother Ki Dulhan

From the kings of romantic Bollywood comedies, Yash Raj films, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan is a playful gambol of entertaining sequences and songs.

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[7 Oct 2011 | Comments Off | Leena Hassan]
Movie Review: The Help

The Help may be safe, with little risk, but it’s still quality filmmaking.

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[23 Sep 2011 | Comments Off | Amna R. Ali]
Movie Review: Aarakshan

Today, as Anna Hazare evokes a pure Gandhian simplicity, Jha’s Aarakshan is imbued with a similar sensibility of bygone times.

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[22 Sep 2011 | Comments Off | Leena Hassan]
Movie Review: The Tree of Life

In this film, there is no moral, no hero and no emotional epiphanies. But there is an extraordinarily haunting vision of childhood.

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[17 Aug 2011 | Comments Off | Schayan Riaz]
Movie Review: Another Look at the Final Instalment of Harry Potter

Everyone gets their moment and everyone serves a purpose in the final instalment of the Harry Potter franchise.

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Movie Review: Sucker Punch

Sucker Punch should be admired for its bold thematic value that breaks away from Hollywood convention.