The script makes very little sense using plot-devices that serve no real purpose other than serving as a distraction

So what exactly does Inferno succeed at? Well, it’s a pretty good sight-seeing trip.

Sully feels like a lean and effectively crafted film at 96mins, where almost every scene feels integral to the story.

The found-footage sub-genre has acted like a cancer to the horror genre and films like Blair Witch prove why.

The western genre has been experiencing resurgence in recent years, thanks largely in part to Quentin Tarantino.

The more we support our independent filmmakers, the better chance they have of making Pakistani cinema better

Nerve’s biggest problem is that, it just isn’t sure what it wants to be.

Amidst the dullness of it all, you think “it can’t possibly get any worse” – and then, it does.

Star Trek Beyond has a great energy to it that was sorely missing the last time around.

I don’t see how you can make a good Tarzan movie without it being silly, or maybe even a good Tarzan movie, period.