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    Rashid Irani News

    Two Will Smiths are not better than one: Rashid Irani reviews Gemini Man

    The movie features Will Smith’s digitally created clone tasked with assassinating him.
    Entertainment
    Published 2510 days ago

    A grin outlook: Rashid Irani reviews Joker

    Set in a nightmarish Gotham City circa the early 1980s, we are right away introduced to wannabe stand-up comedian Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix).
    Entertainment
    Published 2519 days ago

    Women at the poles: Rashid Irani reviews Hustlers

    The female-centric crime caper unfolds from the vantage point of a newbie dancer played by Constance Wu (right) who performs under the stage name of Destiny.
    Entertainment
    Updated 2523 days ago

    Creature comforts: Rashid Irani reviews Abominable

    The story follows a Chinese teenager (Chloe Bennet) who encounters a cute, cuddly Yeti on the roof of her Shanghai apartment complex.
    Entertainment
    Published 2524 days ago

    Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a fright-free dud, says Rashid Irani

    Even the rogue scarecrow and the grotesque creature made up of dismembered body parts are more guffaw-inducing than scary.
    Entertainment
    Published 2572 days ago

    Dora and the Lost City of Gold is a terrific teen thriller, says Rashid Irani

    Isabele Moner, in the lead role, is full of charm and gusto. A CGI-rendered fox voiced by Benicio Del Toro, and a monkey sidekick, add to the fun.
    Entertainment
    Published 2573 days ago

    Even Idris Elba can’t rescue ...Hobbs & Shaw, says Rashid Irani

    This time, Dwayne Johnson and his former British adversary Jason Statham are working together, to keep a deadly virus from falling into the hands of a genetically enhanced terrorist (Idris Elba).
    Entertainment
    Published 2580 days ago

    Do not miss Ash is Purest White. It’s a Chinese masterpiece, says Rashid Irani

    The film focuses on a small-time mobster (Liao Fan) and his formidable moll, played by a mesmeric Zhao Tao, who is also the director’s wife and muse.
    Entertainment
    Updated 2580 days ago

    All that the light touches, is gold: Rashid Irani reviews The Lion King

    The African savannah comes to life in immersive photorealistic 3D. The menagerie of anthropomorphic animals leaps, speaks and bounds in ways that are a technological marvel.
    Entertainment
    Published 2594 days ago

    Shoplifters is quite simply a masterpiece, says Rashid Irani

    Shoplifters won the Palme d’Or at Cannes. Expect the last half hour to be as unexpected as it is devastating.
    Entertainment
    Published 2609 days ago

    A Marvellous return: Rashid Irani reviews Spider Man - Far From Home

    After the death of his mentor Tony Stark / Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame, the heartbroken teenage Spider-Man (Tom Holland) decides to take a break from superheroism. But moral responsibility beckons and he must suit up to save mankind.
    Entertainment
    Published 2609 days ago

    Oh, the horror: Rashid Irani reviews Annabelle Comes Home

    The demonic doll gets out of its glass case in the basement and all hell breaks loose for a demonologist couple, their daughter and her friends.
    Entertainment
    Published 2614 days ago

    Welcome back, Woody: Rashid Irani reviews Toy Story 4

    The movie introduces several new characters. Look out for a spork, a cross between a spoon and a fork, named Forky; and a daredevil motorcycle stunt rider named Duke Caboom.
    Entertainment
    Published 2622 days ago

    Film review: Capernaum is simply not to be missed, says Rashid Irani

    Zain Al Rafeea, 12 at the time of filming and 14 today, is astonishing in the lead role. In a personal happy ending, the actor has since settled in Norway, is going to school and learning to read and write.
    Entertainment
    Published 2622 days ago

    X-Men: Dark Phoenix is mindless mutant mayhem, says Rashid Irani

    Sophie Turner plays the flame-haired Jean Grey, who slams into a solar flare while on a space mission and is transformed into a malevolent force — the Dark Phoenix.
    Entertainment
    Published 2637 days ago

    Rocketman is moving, fun, and just so Elton John, says Rashid Irani

    In the film’s boldest conceit, some of Elton’s most exultant tunes, including ‘I want love’ to ‘Candle in the wind’ and ‘I’m still standing’, have their contexts touchingly reimagined as they make their way into the narrative.
    Entertainment
    Published 2642 days ago

    Film review: Aladdin is a dull ride, says Rashid Irani

    Newcomer Mena Massoud is Aladdin. WIll Smith is the genie. There’s music and dancing. But the thing just never takes off. What should have been a family-friendly entertainer is weighted down by flat characters and slack pacing.
    Entertainment
    Published 2650 days ago

    John Wick 3 is an action extravaganza, says Rashid Irani

    Keanu Reaves plays John Wick. This time, the hitman has a $14 million price tag on his head and an army of bounty hunters on his trail. But no one seems to have warned them that Wick is prepared for war.
    Entertainment
    Published 2656 days ago

    Overwrought, underwhelming: Rashid Irani reviews A Dog’s Journey

    Eventually, the pup even helps the girl choose a suitable life partner. Silly subplots and melodramatic flourishes let the film down. The puppies are adorable throughout, though.
    Entertainment
    Published 2657 days ago

    Review: A Dog’s Way Home is soppy but effective, says Rashid Irani

    On her way home, Bella has to stave off starvation and wolf attacks while also ensuring the safety of an orphaned cougar cub.
    Entertainment
    Updated 2670 days ago

    Film review: After is a piece of mushy hogwash, says Rashid Irani

    Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes-Tiffin star in this film about the rocky relationship between two youngsters who don’t seem right for each other.
    Entertainment
    Published 2670 days ago

    Review: The Curse of the Weeping Woman is a frightmare, says Rashid Irani

    The Curse of the Weeping Woman is inspired by the 17th century Mexican fable about the ghost of a woman who returns to terrorise children in Los Angeles, in 1973.
    Entertainment
    Published 2685 days ago

    Five Feet Apart is schmaltzy but moving, says Rashid Irani

    The story of Stella and Will is no masterpiece, but it’s a better film than The Fault in Our Stars.
    Entertainment
    Published 2690 days ago

    Movie review: Hellboy is a total misfire, says Rashid Irani

    The reboot pits the anti-hero Hellboy (played by David Harbour) against a medieval sorceress (Milla Jovovich) bent on obliterating humankind. That’s about all the storyline you’re given.
    Entertainment
    Updated 2691 days ago

    Film review: Pet Sematary is a King-sized letdown, says Rashid Irani

    The characterisation is, without exception, one-dimensional; the performances, mediocre.
    Entertainment
    Published 2691 days ago

    Get in the ring. Fighting With My Family is fun, says Rashid Irani

    Florence Pugh as the young wrester Paige just effortlessly steals the show.
    Entertainment
    Published 2698 days ago

    Film review: Shazam! is surprisingly good, says Rashid Irani

    The plot revolves around a 14-year-old foster child (Asher Angel) who is magically transformed into an invincible adult every time he shouts the word Shazam.
    Entertainment
    Published 2698 days ago

    Us the movie is a terrific, meta frightmare, says Rashid Irani

    Audiences expecting familiar jump-scares will soon realise they have wandered into the wrong film. Writer-director Jordan Peele depends instead on a mood-drenched atmosphere and a subtle use of screen space.
    Entertainment
    Published 2705 days ago

    A tiresome threquel: Rashid Irani reviews How to Train Your Dragon 3

    The backdrops are rendered with state-of-the-art photo-realism. But that’s about the only thing director Dean DeBlois gets right. The plot is thin, the characters flat. …The Hidden World is, at best, marginally diverting.
    Entertainment
    Updated 2713 days ago

    Fun for the little ones: Rashid Irani reviews Wonder Park

    The principal characters are somewhat bland. Even the girl’s relationship with her parents comes across as tepid. But this is made up for by a talented supporting voice cast that includes Mila Kunis as a warthog, John Oliver as a porcupine and Ken Hudson Campbell as a sheepish blue bear.
    Entertainment
    Published 2720 days ago
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