Mayday Review: Kenneth Branagh Makes the Cold War Fun
Mayday review: Kenneth Branagh steals a warm Cold War buddy comedy with Ryan Reynolds. The action is fun, but the politics stay
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Haiwaan review: Saif Ali Khan gives Priyadarshan’s Oppam remake a human centre, but Akshay Kumar’s villain and the suspense are blunted by tonal clutter.
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The Revolutionaries gives overlooked freedom fighters overdue scale, but cluttered plotting, romance and glossy spectacle dilute the impact. Rating: 2.5/5.
Ghamasaan has strong leads and a dusty Western frame, but its stretched chase and underdeveloped political ideas limit the impact.
Mayday review: Kenneth Branagh steals a warm Cold War buddy comedy with Ryan Reynolds. The action is fun, but the politics stay
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Adria Arjona powers a stylish action-horror siege, but Onslaught spends too long winding up and never delivers the full-force bloodbath it promises.
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Mirzapur: The Movie review: Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan power a crowd-pleasing theatrical upgrade, but the 197-minute runtime drags.
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I’m Game gives Dulquer Salmaan a bold supernatural-action hook, but an overlong revenge detour turns its riskiest idea into a familiar thriller.
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Jagamae Sangeetham review: Prakash Raj and the Carnatic music shine, but crowded subplots weaken this Prime Video family drama.
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The Gentlemen Season 2 review: Theo James makes Eddie's ambition the sharpest weapon in a darker, bigger Netflix return, despite crowded plotting.
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Taapsee Pannu commits fully to Gandhari, but a strong missing-child thriller loses focus in contrived twists and noisy melodrama. Rating: 2.5/5.
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