The Good Life

An unnecessary sequel, aimed at appeasing little children in hopes of piggybacking on the success of the first film.

A highly flawed and largely disappointing end to the series, which its script being the root cause of the issues.

Neither a hilariously silly romp nor a sharp parody, it relies on camaraderie of its leads to keep viewers invested.

Had a fascinating premise not been paired with an unsatisfying caper, we might have landed on a better tale

Neither is it as vibrant or joyous as the animation, nor does it do anything creative enough to justify its existence.

By keeping the plot to bare minimum, Dougherty focuses on what really matters: monster versus monster smack-down

What/If is there to tempt, intimidate and tease, with plot twists that are too good to be true.

Rauf delivers a film which is neither exciting nor creative or thoughtful. A movie seen many times before, and better.

I decided to ditch the usual karhai/qorma and sawaiyan, and try something different, simple and delicious.

It will make your heart wail in silence as the deep ocean engulfs the bodies of refugees fleeing war and persecution.