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Netflix’s Reporting Live has no tension, grip or thrill. Parineeti Chopra is miscast as a field reporter who neither speaks nor carries herself like one in this below-average investigative drama.
Aaron Sorkin’s take on the 2021 Facebook leak is drab and dull. Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White hold one expression throughout, and the story would have worked better as a documentary.
Tom Cruise's Digger opened to just $8 million Tom Cruise's Digger opened to just $8 million against a massive budget. From mismatched marketing and a divisive twist to weak overseas numbers, here is a critic's breakdown of why the Iñárritu film bombed.
The Jailer 2 trailer is stylish and restrained, with a quiet, mysterious Rajinikanth, blink-and-miss cameos by Mohanlal and Shivarajkumar, a possible Hrithik Roshan glimpse, and Vidya Balan's best-in-trailer tea-or-coffee dialogue.
Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson's Verity is an average watch redeemed by a gripping climax with one genuine scare and an open ending. In India, the CBFC's cut to the Hathaway-Johnson intimate scene hurts the film.
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion is a superbly written and directed finale packed with twists. Ajay Devgn, Jaideep Ahlawat and Kamlesh Sawant shine, though one question about the skeletal remains is never asked.
Iñárritu's Digger opens brilliantly, and Tom Cruise, Riz Ahmed and John Goodman give awards-calibre performances. But the mid-film twist deflates the tension, like learning mid-match that a thrilling India-Pakistan clash is just an exhibition game.
Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest has an interesting premise but a messy screenplay, flat comedy and an average climax. Only the Chhath Puja song and Tamannaah's screen presence stand out.
Srikanth Odela's The Paradise is an unbearable, violence-soaked film with almost no plot. Nani gives it his all but can't save it, and Raghav Juyal is wasted. A waste of time and money.
Kunal Kemmu returns with 'Vibe', but the comedy fails to match the high bar set by 'Madgaon Express' in this lukewarm theatrical release.
