From the very first frame, Superman (2025) makes it clear it hasn’t come to patch up the past, but to redefine a new standard, exactly as di...

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From the very first scenes, God’s Pocket makes it clear it won’t be a conventional drama. John Slattery, better known until then as Roger St...

As I walked out of the dark theater with Manhattan’s lights flickering ahead, I felt that Celine Song had crafted Materialists into an acidi...

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Fifty Shades of Grey, released in 2015 under the direction of Sam Taylor-Johnson, is a curious cinematic experiment that attempts to merge e...

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Watching Heads of State (2025), I was struck by how the film balances escapist spectacle with narrative emptiness. The premise — a U.S. Pres...

Watching Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama today feels like stepping into an ancient temple: the new 4K remaster brings back to life what ...