House on Eden — as soon as I heard the name it seemed like yes, there would be another found-footage horror. A little shaky camera, something like “what did you hear?” type dialogues, a couple of creepy shadow corners, then blackout, and a jump scare. Standard formula, right? But … as much as this movie…
Shoshana. Just hearing the name feels strange… like an old memory, vague, which slightly lingers. And as soon as the film starts, one immediately understands that this is not a soft, romantic story. This is a picture of a place where every street, every corner, every heart… was a battlefield of some kind of conflict….
The Short Game. When I heard the name, I thought—yes, there is going to be another sporty underdog story. Small player, big tournament, a little slow-motion golf swing, shots of some hard work, and then that classic moment when the crowd stands up and claps. But as the film unfolds… you realize that it’s not…
Touch (2025), directed by Rudy Roopchan, does not seem like a typical redemption story at all. And to be honest, the silence that is there at the beginning of this film… he is not just silent. He seems cold from within, almost bone-deep. It is as if he is not saying anything, but has said…
M3GAN 2.0 is back, and brother, this time it is not just a little creepy—it has become a lot faster, a lot smarter, and yes, a little more disturbing as well. In the first movie, it seemed like it was just an AI experiment, but now it has become an obsession. Meaning a shortcut to…
Hot Milk (2025)… After watching this film, there is a strange upheaval – neither do I get complete peace, nor any clear answer. It is as if I am walking in the sun… my feet are burning, and I am unable to see the way. Yes, technically it’s a psychological drama, but really? This film…
I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) — brother, don’t think of that old popcorn horror here. This film is not horror, it’s about guilt. That too, the kind of guilt that doesn’t creep up, but bites from within, silently. No tension of jump scare, this is that moment when you see your lie…
The Smurfs (2025) — , new flavor, but the same old blue cuteness that touches the heart. Everyone is back—Papa Smurf, Smurfette, Brainy, Clumsy… all friends. And yes, Gargamel too. Earlier, I used to laugh just by seeing him—he was a cartoon villain type, right? But this time something is different. There is something secretly…
How to Train Your Dragon (2025)… You must have heard the name, but this live-action version is on a different level. The dragons are the same, the scenes flying in the air are the same—like cinematic tears—and that old Viking vibe is also fully charged. But yes, something is different. Something light, something so real…
“Prime Minister”… the moment one hears the name, it seems that it is going to be a serious, a little dry, political-type documentary. But as the film begins to unfold, something hits the heart. This is not just politics, brother. This is a matter of humanity. Jacinda Ardern – was the Prime Minister of New…
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