Rocky - The Revenge movie review: A Canine's Revenge

Had the director concentrated on a tauter screenplay keeping the present scenario in mind, the film would have been more palatable.

Watchman movie review: An average thriller

What starts off interestingly loses its steam midway and ends in a hurried manner.

The director depicts the father-son relationship well but it can sometimes get too preachy.

Actors known to be unfailingly effective find themselves being placed on slippery ground as they struggle with their lines of pick-axe bravado.

Though the story is predictable and violent with blood bath, the film keeps you hooked till the end.

Hemanth's Kavaludaari is more like a well presented dish but tasteless when eaten.

Writer-director Soumitra Ranade’s Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai? (APKGKAH? ) is cut from a different, patchier cloth.

Kumar tells his story through a coming-of-age story between two teens.

One of the drawbacks of the movie is the ambiguity and candour of some characters.

Alex Honnold's animated and sometimes egotistical descriptions/narrations are hilarious, but so vivid.