Conan-The Barbarian is filled with so much blood and violence that it seems almost pointless to talk about the film’s storyline. Remake of a popular Arnold Schwarzenegger’s film of the same name, the latest version of  ’Conan-The Barbarian’, which has been released in 3D, ends up putting all its budget on sets and visual effects [...]
Fright Night packs in enough thrills and chills to scare you; after all it’s about a vampire who’s on the loose tasting blood and converting one after another into vampires. Colin Farrell is the vampire and given his charm and elegance in enticing his prey, he makes a blood good vampire. Directed by Craig Gillespie, [...]
Rupert Wyatt’s Rise of Planet of the Apes sets out to teach an important lesson that it’s wrong to go against the laws of nature. To depict this point, the film traces the life of an ape that is rescued by a scientist Will Rodman (James Franco). Although Will brings home the ape just for [...]
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(Note : May contain some spoilers…read on) The film’s opening shot has Daniel Craig waking up in the middle of nowhere. He has no clue about his past and he can’t even remember his name. To add to his woes, he has deep cut near his abdomen and a weird bracelet which he can’t remove. [...]
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Note : This post contains too many spoilers…read on Smurfs is straight out of the comic book both in its storytelling and treatment. The film is about a bunch of mythical creatures named smurfs which are from another era. When one of the smurf carelessly enters a porthole while escaping from a wizard named Gargamel, [...]
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David Yates’ interpretation of the grand finale of Harry Potter series is bound to leave the audience with mixed feelings. The decision to split the last book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, into two parts not only allows him to narrate a lot more story but also constantly remind Harry Potter fans’ what they [...]
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