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Tulip Fever is another one of those movies that make you never rely on critics’ reviews. This is a movie based in the seventeenth century whose storyline very well resonates in the 21st. A critic went as far as calling the movie tone-deaf; and I must either be a viewer uncomprehending of movie standards, or... Continue Reading →
The author critiques the upcoming Snow White movie, expressing disappointment over its perceived modernization and Rachel Zegler's casting as misfit. The negative reception of the trailer reinforces this sentiment. The piece argues against altering classic tales for contemporary agendas, wishing filmmakers would create original stories instead. Concerns extend to the upcoming Harry Potter series.
(This critique is published at and owned by E-Cine India, September 2021. ISSN - 2582-2500. Authored by yours truly.) Mansore decided to push the boundaries of an entire film industry that did not affirm to him its readiness for content beyond its traditional penchant when he made Naticharami. Kannada film industry has had its... Continue Reading →