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Reviews of new and classic family-friendly films; the perfect picks for movie night.

Creed 3 movie review
Michael B. Jordan has made his directorial debut in the ninth movie of the Rocky spinoff franchise, Creed III. Not only has he directed the film, but he also returns to the lead role of champion fighter Adonis Creed, son of Apollo. Jordan follows in the footsteps of Sylvester Stallone, who directed himself in four Rocky movies, and Ryan Coogler, his friend and collaborator, who helmed the original Creed. With the pressure of expectation, Jordan has created a film that honors the series' legacy while also taking the story forward. Jonathan Majors gives an outstanding performance as Adonis' childhood friend-turned-adversary.
By Kiruthigaran Mohan3 years ago in Families
Cocaine Bear - Netflix Movie Review
"Cocaine Bear" is a dark comedy film directed by Elizabeth Banks that tells the true story of a black bear in Kentucky that ingested a large amount of cocaine dropped by a drug smuggler's plane in the 1980s. The movie stars Keri Russell, Ray Liotta, and Alden Ehrenreich, and explores the bizarre and tragic events surrounding the bear's ingestion of the drugs.
By ASM Irsath3 years ago in Families
The Great Indian Kitchen Tamil Movie Review : An efficient remake that adheres to the original
Cast: Aishwarya Rajesh, Rahul Ravindran, Poster Nandhakumar, Yogi Babu Director: Kannan He queries her, "Samaikka pudikuma" (Do you enjoy cookery). She states matter-of-factly, "Samaika teriyum (I can prepare)," and he responds, "Enakku saapida pudikkum (I enjoy eating)" in jest.
By Dhivya3 years ago in Families
‘Ayali’ Television series Review: An emotional, gripping tale that takes on the patriarchy
Director: Muthu Kumar Cast: Abi Nakshatra, Anumol, Singampuli, Lingaa An animated segment that recounts the fable of how the village of Veerapannai came to be opens the eight-part series. According to a tale, after a young girl from the village of Pannaiyur ran off with a man from a nearby village, the locals suffered the wrath of their god, Ayali, which caused them to move the entire village to a new location in the Pudukottai district, which became known as Veerapannai. They resolved to force all village girls to get married the moment they reach puberty after constructing a temple for Ayali in the new village. In 1990, we observe how this practise is abused to subjugate women. Now, it is written in the kaalachaaram and kattupaadu that females who reach puberty are not allowed to enter the Ayali temple or attend school. They have their education and their religion taken away from them, and they are married off. The males of the village, who adhere to their local MLA (Singampuli) and his son, place the uttermost importance on safeguarding this sanctimonious practise, controlling their women, and maintaining the purity of the caste (Lingaa, in a very promising role).
By Dhivya3 years ago in Families
Faraaz Movie Review: Hansal Mehta Titles The Film After An Individual Only To Give Him Such Less Importance That It Felt Cheated!
Faraaz Movie Review: Script Analysis Ritesh Shah, Kashyap Kapoor & Raghav Kakkar have penned a story that could’ve easily been written after watching a 10-minute video on YouTube about the attack. Not to disrespect the efforts or offend anyone but the writing team missed a whole lot of ‘available on the internet’ material to showcase the heart-touching atrocity that happened on that night.
By Baleshwar Singh3 years ago in Families
Fursat Movie Review: Vishal Bhardwaj & Gulzar Sahab’s Poetry Travels Time In This Short Film But The Ride Is A Bit Bumpy
What’s Good: VB trying his hands at different genres without forgetting his core by inducing an aching love story in it and of course having Gulzar Sahab by his side.
By Baleshwar Singh3 years ago in Families
Joyland Movie Review: A Brave Soul-Crushing Queer Drama Where Patriarchy Overpowers Love & Forbidden Desires Push People To Walk Towards Dystopia
What’s Good: Saim Sadiq talks of love, falling out of it, s*xual desires, and patriarchy that pushes people to the wall with a tale that shatters us to the core.
By Baleshwar Singh3 years ago in Families
Shiv Shastri Balboa Movie Review: Anupam Kher Makes Vulnerability His Strength In This Film Made With A Lot Of Heart
What’s Good: Anupam Kher tests how vulnerable he can be on screen and uses it as his strength as Ajayan tell a personal story with a whole lot of heart.
By Baleshwar Singh3 years ago in Families
Get Rid Of That Fats Very Fast
In today's world, where social media and societal standards of beauty are constantly present, many females strive to achieve their desired body weight and shape. Burning body fat is a common goal, and there are several methods to achieve it. In this article, we will discuss some easy methods for females to burn body fat.
By Nkem Darlington3 years ago in Families
SEMBI
Chief Prabhu Solomon really establishes the vibe and assumptions for Sembi right from the initial scene of the film. The visuals of a transport tumbling down a slope, joined by a sensational foundation score, is trailed by a portrayal in which the transport is represented and presents itself as 'Anbu' (love). The producers of Sembi believe watchers should comprehend that the transport is a person in the film and a representation forever. Nonetheless, a line expressed by a hooligan later in the film feels awkward and detracts from the expected impact.
By Mohamed Arsath3 years ago in Families
operation fortune ruse de guerre movie review
Guy Ritchie's latest film, "Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre," features a star-studded cast and glamorous international locations, but ultimately falls flat due to its lack of stakes and eccentricity. The story follows Orson Fortune, played by Jason Statham, a skilled operative hired by the British government to track down a stolen briefcase containing a mysterious object of world-ending proportions. Orson assembles a small team, including J.J. Davies (Bugzy Malone) and Sara Fidel (Aubrey Plaza), to infiltrate an elite party hosted by billionaire George Simonds (Hugh Grant) on his yacht in order to retrieve the briefcase. Along the way, they encounter warring groups of independent contractors, all after the briefcase, who must be shut down by any means necessary.
By Kiruthigaran Mohan3 years ago in Families
What is One More Chance Movie All About? A Romantic Tale of Second Chances
One More Chance is a romantic Filipino movie that explores the theme of second chances in love. Find out what the movie is all about and why it has become a beloved classic in the Philippines.
By James Goko3 years ago in Families