Category: Review
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Death Stranding 2 review: drifting into doubt
Hideo Kojima’s PS5 sequel expands the world but is let down by sluggish traversal, light story, and repetitive inventory management.
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CTRL review: scattershot
Ananya Panday is the lone spark in Vikramaditya Motwane’s Netflix screenlife movie, which aims to do too much.
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FC 25 Rush is fun, but it has a glaring flaw
EA Sports’ modified take on 5v5 Volta is a great pick-up-and-play entry point but it’s lacking exactly what you would want for a fun night with your friends.
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Agatha All Along review: novelty max, success not quite
The new Marvel miniseries follow-up to WandaVision is unlike the studio’s standard fare but it lacks the spirited edge of its anthological predecessor.
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Sector 36 review: botched just like the real-life investigation
The Netflix movie is as poorly handled as the police’s work on the 2006 Nithari serial murders that it’s based on.
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The Penguin review: an absolute blast
Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti are a hoot in The Batman spin-off series on HBO that knows how to craft mood and scenes. It’s more often than stellar.
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Call Me Bae review: outright disaster
Laughably bad and ludicrous from start to finish, Karan Johar delivers another dud—this time for Amazon instead of Netflix.
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The Rings of Power season 2 review: from pure torture to wild ambition
The Lord of the Rings series delivers bigger action and a less puzzle-oriented plot but also makes a few calamitous filmmaking errors.
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Pachinko season 2 review: chasing greatness
The tender Apple TV+ series returns for a bittersweet second go that can’t quite match the highs of the first.
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Shekhar Home review: aping Sherlock and failing
With Kay Kay Menon, Ranvir Shorey and Rasika Dugal, the JioCinema series has a great cast. Regardless, it’s ineffective and instantly forgettable.