Dumbo Film Review It is among the funniest pictures in films. Among the more noteworthy things about it’s that Dumbo, after being separated from his mother (a primal twist which expects”Bambi”), does not find his capacity to fly before the final six minutes of the film. When he can, he becomes a monster as enchanted…
Film Review: Us We start off at flashback into 1986. In a beachside funfair small Adelaide (Madison Curry) strays from her parents into a hall of mirrors in which she experiences a smiling dual of herself. That panic becomes a flesh-and-blood danger when four amounts in red boiler suits, dark doppelgängers of her family, come…
‘Alice’: Film Review A woman blindsided by her husband’s betrayal finds there is just 1 thing she could do to keep a roof on her son’s mind in Alice, a very ambivalent picture about prostitution from Josephine Mackerras. The writer-director’s first attribute has much going for it, over all a remarkable functionality by Emilie Piponnier…
Ottam Film Review Abin, a man conquered with the chances handed out to him, decides to end his life. But a chance encounter with a bunch of goons changes his life and his fate. The film also introduces new faces Nandu Anand, Roshan Ullas, Renu and Madhuri and is written by debutant screenwriter Rajesh Kumar…
Film Review: ‘The Vanishing’ In December 1900, police exploring a black lighthouse off Scotland’s west shore found all 3 men used there missing, without a indication of struggle or some other excuse appearing. Their disappearance became famous as”The Flannan Isle Mystery,” inspiring a famous poem by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson–and latest artistic interpretations in a variety…
