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Insidious: The Last Key review – Lock the door and throw away the key, please
Far less frightening than the original, The Last Key's strange detour into the Rainier family's issues leaves the movie largely scare-free → Read More
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Unimaginative and unfunny, why would Hollywood do this to a 90s classic? → Read More
Mark Felt movie review: Liam Neeson's turn as iconic whistleblower falls flat
Liam Neeson bores in a film that simply lacks imagination. → Read More
Murder on the Orient Express movie review: Branagh's Poirot steals show from star cast
Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in a wonderfully faithful adaptation of Christie's classic → Read More
Justice League movie review: Even Superman can't save this movie
After the runaway success of Wonder Woman, one imagined that the DCEU had finally turned the corner. Finally, the DCEU had managed to breathe actual life into one of its superheroes, unlike in other debacles like Batman v Superman and Man of Steel. Buoyed by this success, and with lessons seemingly learned, Justice League should have been a home run for DC. However, while the movie has a number… → Read More
India's first YouTube star is now trying to solve the global refugee crisis
How did Wilbur Sargunaraj go from 'Love Marriage' to helping Syrian refugees in Greece? → Read More
Good Time movie review: Robert Pattinson is done playing the pretty boy
Robert Pattinson is breaking out of the pretty boy mould and his acting chops are more than enough → Read More
Thor: Ragnarok movie review – Absolutely quirky, thoroughly entertaining
Quirky and irreverent, Thor: Ragnarok is an absolute winner → Read More
90 years later, one of India's last surviving silent feature films makes a comeback
With a soundtrack by Anoushka Shankar, Shiraz will be screened in four Indian cities → Read More
Makoto Kuriya left Japan to study linguistics, came back a jazz virtuoso
Makoto Kuriya performs in Delhi today, and you absolutely can't afford to miss it! → Read More
Geostorm movie review: The worst weather-related disaster since Hurricane Irma
What's worse than climate change? Hollywood's understanding of climate change → Read More
Victoria and Abdul movie review: Shockingly racist white saviour garbage
A thank you letter to the British for the gift of colonialism → Read More
Classical music doesn't have to be old or slow: The Mysore Brothers
The Mysore Brothers were the highlight of Day 2 of IIC's Festival of the Arts → Read More
The Cremona Quartet: Carrying forward the legacy of Stradivari
IIC Festival of the Arts played host to a positively divine Italian string quartet → Read More
Blade Runner 2049 movie review: Will satisfy fans but won't win over casual viewers
A magnificent spectacle dulled by Dennis Villeneuve's self-indulgence → Read More
Kingsman: The Golden Circle review
Old wine in a terrible new bottle, Matthew Vaughn fails to recreate the magic of Kingsman → Read More
The Magnets: Come for the vocal harmony, stay for the banter
Arguably the best a capella act in the world, The Magnets do more than just sound good → Read More
American Assassin movie review: Keaton and O'Brien will kill you with cliches
Dear Hollywood, please do not turn this into a franchise → Read More
The BJP's starting to lose the social media game and it's scaring Amit Shah
Here's the truth about what has Amit Shah worried about social media → Read More
Logan Lucky movie review: An Ocean's 11 for Trump's America
Steven Soderbergh is back with what's almost a parody of his classic heist flicks. → Read More