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DC from Arun Matheswaran is a reimagination of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s iconic novel Devdas. Arun ramps up the speed and focuses more on the phase where Devdas realizes his mistakes. With the new setting offering a space for the story to visualize the trauma of characters in a Wild Wild West kind of zone, DC […]

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Vismaya Mohanlal’s Thudakkam, yes, that’s exactly the name of the movie in the censor certificate, is a good example of a director making an effort to use all the tools available to make an average story enjoyable to the audience. The politics and emotional maturity of Thudakkam, in a nutshell, is very similar to that […]

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Unmadham, the directorial debut of editor Kiran Das, has one of the most exciting interval blocks in recent times, as the sequence makes us wonder how the movie will shape up afterward. But whatever leads up to that point and whatever happens after that point feels either contrived for convenience or flat-out generic. What initially […]

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Adithyan Chandrashekhar’s new movie after Enkilum Chandrike, Pluto, is a chaos comedy that has this sci-fi backdrop of an alien coming to Earth. While the early bits of the movie make us think it is a sci-fi movie, as the film progresses, it gets into that comedic space, and that sort of helps the movie […]

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When you look at the first two Tom Holland-starrer Spider-Man movies, they had a breezy feel similar to the character’s emotional maturity. Those movies were ultimately those fun popcorn entertainers. In my opinion, the real balance between emotional highs and visual spectacle was achieved in Spider-Man: No Way Home, where things went far beyond the […]

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