The film has none of the appeal or light-heartedness of a romantic comedy nor the suspense or style of a spy film.
Alpha and Omega offers nothing to the precocious intelligence.
The Christina Aguilera film just does not make the cut.
Aided by a sharply-penned character sketch, Brad pitt strips himself of all traces of a commercial star and becomes Billy Beane.
Shaikh Ayaz had the opportunity to watch the late actor/director closely. He fondly remembers.
Director George Miller slaps one gimmick after another, introducing more characters than the story can contain.
It tries to be a simple film but gets more and more convoluted.
The film is designed as a crowd-friendly project with a big, commercial hero, spectacular action sequences and robotic gimmicks and works to that end.
The film takes you in the real world of Pakistan and deals with a serious and sensitive subject.
There's nothing innovative in Green Lantern that you may not have seen in films of similar genre.
The main triumph of this seriocomedy is its writing.
Zach Galifianakis leads from the front, despite being treated like an add-on.
The film descends into a running commentary on why relationships with women are impossible.
It does not have the thrills that constitute in a thriller film.
There are only fleeting moments of visual brilliance which you can count on your fingers.
Gangs of Wasseypur writer Zeishan Quadri takes us through the people, places and sounds that inspired the coal crime thriller.
Director Sagar Ballary talks about his new film, releasing this Friday.
M F Husain talks about his latest muse, and also talks about the women he loves.
The film slaps one idiotic scene after another and within minutes of its starting dissolves into a sorry joke.
'The path you were planning to choose was wrong. The safest place in this world is India. Why do you want to waste your life?' How the Mumbai Anti Terror Squad is trying to rehabilitate a young man who may have wanted to join ISIS.
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