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The Legend Of Vox Machina review: A great time to be an RPG fan

Now adapted in animated form, within the first few minutes into the pilot episode, the tone is set when you see a lot of swearing, bloody violence, and an overdose of pitch-black humor.

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Kimi review: Modern-day take of Rear Window with a twist

Kimi directed by Steven Soderbergh, tells the story of Angela Childs (played by Zoë Kravitz), who works from home monitoring current data streams received from an Alexa-type device called Kimi.

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Mahaan review: Vikram, Subbaraj mostly redeem themselves

Not only Mahaan is Karthik Subbaraj's return to form (in a minor way though) but it brought Vikram the actor in the forefront, not the star that he is.

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Reacher review: Meet the brawn with brains

Reacher is based on the debut novel of acclaimed writer Lee Child's Killing Floor which introduced the world of Jack Reacher, the protagonist described as a 6 foot 5" 250-pound ex-military policeman.

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Pushpa: The Rise... some great elements almost get undone by an unnecessary romance arc and some drawn out musical numbers

You could say the hype around Pushpa: The Rise has been undeniably at an all-time high ever since the first look came out. This project marks the third time, Allu Arjun and director Sukumar reunited with their previous works, Arya and Arya-2 were cult classics in their own rights

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Bheemante Vazhi... a lightweight yet highly likable satire about building a road in a small-knit community

Bheemante Vazhi directed by Thamasha fame Ashraf Hamza and written by Chemban Vinod Jose (who also has a role), begins with 3 instances as to how the road comes into fruition.