List of reviews of Hollywood movies on our website.
Mollywood Times Review: The filmmaker who wowed the viewers with Mukundan Unni Associates is back with Mollywood Times, a movie that stars Naslen K. Gafoor in the most raw and
Although the whole thing was cleverly cut together to look as though one single shot, that ambitious boat fight is the best indicator of what Kattalan is like. It’s technically
Drishyam 3 Review: Whether it was Jeethu Joseph and Mohanlal’s team, whose franchise was built on intelligence and not action, or the familiarity that envelops Georgekutty, Drishyam 3 is an
Athiradi TamilYogi – Movie Review: Typical college campus movies build their case on reusing old nostalgia, on great humor and on feeling-good flashbacks. While Athiradi messes with all those recognizable
Ankam Attahasam TamilYogi Review: Director Sujith S. Nair presents Ankam Attahasam as a blood-stained, gangster type film with a lot of dark frames, local jargon, old-time resentments in bruised men
Dridam TamilYogi Review: All I can see was little children running around and laughing in my theatre, right before Dridam took its last breath, and even after the credits rolled.
Patriot TamilYogi Review: At one point in the beginning, a minister just says that he has a report to file before he undergoes a minor surgery. It appears like an
Madhuvidhu TamilYogi Review: Directed by Vishnu Aravind and anchored by the light and carefree presence of Sharaf U Dheen, Madhuvidhu is heavy on its characters, performances, and a soundtrack that
Pallichattambi TamiYogi Review: The weathered, time-honoured textures of a 50s village, the battered costumes, the awkward looks shared by neighbours, all in Pallichattambi is painstakingly put together. It leaves a
Bharathanatyam 2 Mohiniyattam TamilYogi Review: Something resonated when the warning about the harmfulness of smoking to health rang in the voice of Kalaranjini. This movie was not keen on doing
Derby TamilYogi Review: When a man in a helicopter goes flying down as Mahabali in an Onam celebration, he must feel magnificent, or at least humorous. Rather, it comes as
