The most important question is, is it any better than the previous sequels, or even as good as the first one? Well... it's complicated...

It's a bafflingly mediocre movie and the key reason as to why it got such a brutal reaction is that it got the most prestigious award in the country for Best Feature Film of the year. To put it metaphorically, the award is the dead albatross hanging on the film's neck

No Way Home balances highly charged fan-service moments with big emotional payoffs, you swear you're watching the old Spiderman movies.

Most of the Tamil sci-fi movies use western concepts and to explain such concepts to a wider audience, they masala-fyed them by adding Indian mythos to the concept. Which isn't inherently a bad thing...

Calling Churuli a mind-bending experience would actually be considered an understatement. Thanks to its confoundingly intimidating narrative, we have a cult classic in the making in Malayalam cinema.

Last weekend we saw the Rajinikanth starrer Annaatthe on Netflix and SunNXT, which released in theatres earlier last month with huge fanfare but with negative critical reception.

Usually, a mediocre or a bad one might get saved by the 3rd act but does that warrant a good movie-going experience? Or else does it work vice-versa?