John Wick (2014): Economy in Storytelling
When I first watched John Wick, I expected to see just a well-made action movie, … Read More
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Netflix Double-Feature Day: Blue Jay and Paddleton Review
(Note: The Netlfix film Paddleton deals with terminal illness and euthanasia.) Right so, here’s a general question: … Read More
Revisiting Bergman’s Women Characters
Ingmar Bergman is one of the most influential filmmakers of all time. He is known … Read More
Indian Representation on ‘Never Have I Ever’ and ‘The Mindy Project’
Never Have I Ever and The Mindy Project are both created by Mindy Kaling, an … Read More
How to Get Away With Shade?
Racism, inequality, discrimination, casting out, and what not? These are just the tip of the … Read More
Yorgos Lanthimos’ Filmography: The Art of Posing a Moral Dilemma
We deal in absolutes. That’s not a generalization, even if it sounds so. Despite appreciating … Read More
Life Lessons From NBC’s Parenthood
Parenthood is an NBC drama-comedy series that ran for six seasons, from 2010 to 2015. … Read More
The Role of Women in Hitchcock Films
Alfred Hitchcock is known to us as the brilliant director with iconic films like Psycho … Read More
Adventures into New Queer Cinema: Brokeback Mountain Review
I’ve been expanding my viewing habits with films that broke barriers lately. That includes exploring … Read More
The Best Episodes of the Master of None Series
With the release of Season 3 on May 23, we’ll rank some of the best … Read More