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By this third instalment of the adventures of “Apu” (now Soumitra Chatterjee), I was already quite fond of him. He has to shake off the last vestiges of his student years and find himself a job. Even with a teaching qualification this aspiring novelist finds that’s easier said than done but he gets by, delaying settling his seven rupee a month rent for as long as he can, and living cheaply. Then his friend “Pulu” (Swapan Mukherjee) introduces him to his sister “Aparna” (Sharmila Tagore) and the direction of his life takes quite an heartfelt change in direction. Before long they are married, sh…

After his pal "Manleder" (Harry Hayden) almost breaks down his door one night, he regales "Blackie" (Chester Morris) and "Runt" (George E. Stone) with a story of his nephew who has been in a sanatorium accused of being a strangler - and that he has escaped. Assuring him things will be fine, "Blackie" is soon face to face with the rumoured throttler - "Cook" (Steve Cochran) then left wondering if there might be truth to the allegations. "Insp. Faraday" (Richard Lane) and his sidekick "Matthews" (Frank Sully) are quickly on the case and, as usual, they jump to a series of wrong conclusions that …

### **10/10 Review for 'A Tear in the Sky (2022)'** **Score: 10/10 — A Groundbreaking, Methodical, and Spine-Tingling Scientific Documentary** **"A Tear in the Sky is arguably the most important documentary on anomalous phenomena ever made"** *A Tear in the Sky* transcends the typical UFO documentary. It is not a parade of grainy footage and anecdotal testimonies, but a riveting, real-time scientific expedition that follows a team of aerospace engineers, physicists, and data scientists on a deliberate mission to gather hard data on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) off t…

"I Love You to Death" has an almost complete absence of humor which is most regrettable. However, it does have its fair share of twists - the police arriving on the scene almost immediately and everyone being arrested straight away - and this is unquestionably an interesting film, but sadly it is more fascinating than it is entertaining and that is truly a shame because the unfortunate reality is that all the necessary ingredients to make what could have been a first rate comedy are here and it does leave you wondering what someone capable of vividly bringing these characters and the full pote…

If you are fan of either game and/or book, don't even look at it. I don't know why Sapkowski himself advised in this yet another Netflix woke movement rubbish tv series dumpster fire, it seems everyone has their price. I even don't know what is here to review, plot, scenes and characters are nearly copy pastes of everything you could see from Netflix in past years. Poster says it all. Absolute waste of time.…

Crux of the matter is adults can't relate to children and children can't relate to adults, is there a middle ground? Which also poses the question, are children watching this? Are the parents? It's entertaining, sure, but nobody would go out of their way to rewatch this—except me, I guess, for Brittany Snow. The eventual dynamics do endear you, but are otherwise framed and driven by dumbed down army glazing propaganda, that would go over the predicted audience's heads anyway.…

90/100 Framing Bourne for the assassination of two agents and killing his girlfriend was probably not the wisest things to do. This follow-up to "The Bourne Identity" is a near perfect film; the story is highly intelligent, complex and tightly woven with everything precisely placed, the performances and dialogue are perfect, the pacing is edge-of-your-seat tense and the action, although a bit shaky to watch at times, is adrenaline inducing mayhem. Awesome! -- DrNostromo.com…

Horror films well done are supposed to leave you scarred and weave their way into your conscience, for they represent the worst of what we don't want to acknowledge in our societies. And that is Sinners for you, too, not just a story of racial tensions with music and mythic creatures: it brings forward many questions about race, class, capital, reconstruction and assimilation. By the hand of an incredible cast and a format that has you mourning beginning to end.…

James Stewart is on engaging form in this biopic of acclaimed American composer and band leader Glenn Miller. A talented trombonist, when he hasn’t got it pawned, he makes his money working in bars and clubs whilst trying to set up a band with his friends. A chance audition sees him fall on his feet and together with pianist Chummy (Harry Morgan) they start to make some inroads into a market place that’s still to experience “popular” music on record. All the while, he’s rekindling a romance with “Helen” (June Allyson) and then “Moonlight Serenade” changes everyone’s life for good. So, however,…

I really enjoyed this movie. I think it's sweet and the ending was what everyone hoped for. At certain points I thought that they could've chosen better soundtracks. I mean they talk abolut loving Hip Hop, Rap, and R&B. So I wouldve thought there would have been more of that in the soundtrack. Sweet movie. Something for everyone. And the outfits are teaaaaaa. so good.…