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Just saw this at TIFF several nights ago. It was a welcome change as the movies I had seen up to that point were excellent, but very heavy. In math there is this concept of a complex number consisting of a real part and an imaginary part. Many things in nature cannot be modelled by […]

“It is Christmas in the heart, that puts Christmas in the air!” once said W.T Ellis. Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle all the way. Yup, it’s Christmas time – presents, cookies, family and vacation time. This astonishing, touching, intriguing, heart-warming, well-intentioned and adorable movie is directed by Robert Vince and written by Pier Rae and […]

Returning home as an adult is never easy. When you’re a dedicated puppeteer whose last job has dried up, leaving you broke and alone, where else do you go? Then you find out your parents have left town for the holidays, making you responsible for your crazy grandma. The catastrophes pile on from there, abetted […]

I think if you were a fan of Moss maybe you’d connect with her as a character a little better but I couldn’t. The story only showed her crashing down and snippets of the band starting out. I honestly don’t think they used the right actress to play the main part either. There was times […]

Much has been said about Charlene Choi’s bold performance in ‘The Lady Improper’, which not only sees her show more skin than you would expect from someone who used to pride herself on her squeaky-clean teenage idol image, but also has her engage in a passionate love-making scene on a kitchen table-top with her Taiwanese […]

After the most exciting and memorable summer of cricket since 2005, I finally got around to watching “The Edge” a documentary directed by Barney Douglas which follows the England cricket team from 2009 to 2013 and the rise to No.1 in the world. This documentary is brilliant, to put it plainly it’s one of the […]

An exposé into the beating heart of Silicon Valley, this film loads a bullet into the chamber with your name on it the second you become too smart for your own good. A series of interconnected human decisions define our characters while blurring the line between protagonist and anti-hero. With every character living on the […]

The storyline of bad-boy playboy redeemed by the integrous, humble beauty is common because we appreciate stories of redemption. They make us feel redemption is possible for us; they make us hopeful, so it’s no wonder we’re drawn to them. While most of these archetypical storylines are predictable–even scene by scene sometimes–this one is less […]

We went to the “World Premiere” of this movie along with 30 or so others. It’s a distinctly average action picture set mostly in the middle of the ocean on high end boat. This page has dead water 2019, watch online, dead water 2019 free download, full movie hd. The acting and production are OK, […]

I don’t want to start off harshly, but it’s a short life, so don’t spend it watching this movie. I’ll give it one star because I see what it was trying to achieve with the music and soundtrack. I appreciated the suspense build up, but that’s all it was-a build up- and all for nothing. […]

I waited a while to submit this review in order to give the cast members and others related to or having a financial interest in the film’s success a chance to post their 8-10 star reviews, which seems to be the trend with low budget films, though it is hard to understand why they believe […]

“Spaghettiman” was a welcome relief tonight. All day, I watched films that turned out to be incredibly serious and incredibly depressing. What a wonderful change of pace to find a film as original, funny and deliberately stupid as this one! Because it’s so stupid…and weird, it’s my next installment in my “You ain’t seen nothing’ […]

Some people have rated this a 1 star and others a 10, forget those reviews because those people don’t have a clue, this movie isn’t a 1 and it’s definitely not a 10, it’s a solid movie, it’s not the best thing ever made and it’s not the worst thing ever made, it’s just a […]

Actually really wanted to like ‘Killer Kate’. It actually looked good from how it was advertised and the look of the film was a long way from amateurish. It looked and had real potential to be a fun and thrilling fun with a suspenseful horror vibe. As well as the premise for the film, which […]

The whole “amnesiac finding himself accused of murder and setting off his own personal investigation to prove his innocence” has been done before, but I was willing to sit through it again. However, these filmmakers weren’t able to put enough freshness or common sense into this retelling. As other IMDb commenters have stated here, the […]

A D minus effort, very much cheesy British tv fair from the 80s, the baddies were annoying, most of the dialog was mind numbing, and the kids were like a hang over from the 80s, fake rebellion and wishful outsiders, probably written by some old f@rt longing for their lost youth. This is well below […]

That’s quite a claim, I know. But bear with me… we all know from watching horror films, that there’s at least one moment where the hero knocks the evil killer to the floor then just runs off, allowing him to get back up and chase them down all over again. We all scream, “No! Hit […]

I haven’t watched such a great movie for a long time and it is really great to see that this is a Turkish movie. After Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s success with Uzak in Cannes Film Festival, Fatih Akin made a very successful move in contributing to Turkish cinema. First of all, the movie explains the life […]

I will admit, what drew me to this movie was the fact that Robert Pattinson was in it and after seeing Twilight and the ga-ga-ness of him and the media, young girls and even old ladies, I wanted to see him act. (It came across to me in Twilight that he was more eye candy […]

Replace (2017) has been on my watch list ever since the official poster came out, what motivated me to watch the film was the body horror genre and the potential this film had. I knew almost nothing about this film, other than the IMDb bio and the mixed reviews. I recently found the film on […]

I was encouraged by a friend to watch Snapshots and I’m glad I did. It is touching, simple and poignant. Yet, there are deep meanings and revelations that hold your interest. The film flew and I wanted more. If you want to be uplifted, watch Snapshots. Thank you Melanie Mayron and the writers. Great cast […]

This is the first time I happen to be writing the first review for a film on IMDb and it is so fitting I am doing it for a film on which I have so many thoughts to throw out there. Finally Italian cinema has something to boast really proudly after the two slightly underwhelming […]

Ramaa Mosley’s The Brass Teapot is yet another film that exercises its unalienable right to be an enthusiastically quirky gem of an indie film. My definition of “enthusiastically quirky” will likely be different than yours, as mine concerns a premise that needed to take a considerable amount of time to develop and an even larger […]

Greetings again from the darkness. Kira is startled from slumber by a horrendous nightmare – a flashback to a years ago night when she was sexually abused. Her partner in bed knows nothing of Kira’s vision, only that she’s been violently pushed from bed, which is not her preferred morning method of waking up. As […]