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Movie review: Spies in Disguise
With 2020 becoming old news, it’s the right time to talk about last year’s last film — Spies In Disguise. Featuring the voice talents of Will Smith and Tom Holland, the animated buddy comedy ends up teaching a lot of stu
Movie review: Teen Titans Go! Vs Teen Titans
Life throws you challenges every now and then, but what would you do if it pits you against a better version of yourself? It will not just freak you out, but also teach you a few things that you would otherwise have real
Movie review: Frozen 2
Follow Queen Elsa and Princess Anna into the unknown where they uncover secrets previously hidden from their family and people. In Frozen 2, the sequel to the successful Frozen, the Queen of Arendelle and her younger sis
Talash aims to take film industry forward
THE cast of Talash at the red carpet and premiere of the flick held at a leading multiplex here on Sunday.
Movie review: The Angry Birds Movie 2
When was the last time you saw an animated flick that promoted team-building, made fun of most of the Hollywood flicks and above all, taught you about important things like forgiveness?
Movie review: Lion King
The king has returned and this time, he has moved from the animated world to the live-action one. Yes, we are talking about The Lion King which has returned to the cinemas for the first time since 1994, celebrating its 2
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The plot of Men in Black: International reminds you of many Hollywood buddy-cop films with two mismatched partners working together for a mission; It would have been better had the conclusion in Dark Phoenix been more co
The loaded performers of Load Wedding
The fourth collaboration between Nabeel Qureshi and Fizza Ali Meerza – Load Wedding – has touched a subject that no one else dared to ever since the duo laid the foundation of the ‘revival’ with Na Maloom Afraad five yea
The Meg – You might need the biggest boat
More than 40 years after Steven Spielberg terrorized audience with Jaws, The Meg is here to instill the same fear in a grander way. Billed as a Jason Statham film, it has the surprise factor of Jaws as well and with bigg