Romance
Irish Wish – Film Review
Irish Wish is a comforting, enjoyable addition to the romantic comedy genre that offers escapism without straying too far from emotional authenticity.
Players – Film Review
For a film titled Players, it’s ironic how safe and unadventurous it feels. In a crowded field, it simply doesn’t bring enough to the table to distinguish itself or leave a mark.
Ever After – Film Review
Ever After is a film that delights, surprises, and transcends the typical confines of its genre. By blending historical fiction with a well-known fairy tale, it offers viewers a fresh and engaging experience.
Upgraded – Film Review
Upgraded falls just short of its potential with its script, and despite some standout performances, its predictable story arc and forced romantic subplot makes for a comfortable yet forgettable viewing experience.
Lisa Frankenstein – Film Review
Every aspect of Lisa Frankenstein contributes to a beautiful canvas of high school troubles, hilarity, and touching camaraderie amidst bizarre occurrences, perfectly summarizing teenage life’s messiness and its hauntingly beautiful facets.
Anyone But You – Film Review
Anyone But You offers an enjoyable take on Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, thanks to its strong performances and vibrant screenplay.
Beautiful Wedding – Film Review
Beautiful Wedding falls way short of its predecessor, which wasn’t good either. It appears like a reluctant and belated follow-up rather than a legitimate progression of the plot.
Which Brings Me To You – Film Review
Which Brings Me To You brings forth a promising concept marred by pacing issues and intermittent bouts of monotony.
Beauty and the Beast (2017) – Film Review
Beauty and the Beast does a decent job at embodying its 1991 animated progenitor in a live-action form. It attempts to add layers to the classic fairy tale, throwing light on backstories and experimenting with diversities.