• You Are the Apple of My Eye

    You Are the Apple of My Eye

    ★★★½

    A delightful mix of silliness and wholesomeness, where chaos runs wild, laughter echoes loud, and just when I think I’m safe—bam!—it tugs at my heartstrings.

  • Meiyazhagan

    Meiyazhagan

    ★★★★

    beautiful beautiful film

  • What We Do in the Shadows

    What We Do in the Shadows

    ★½

    Idea for this film is interesting, but honestly, it wasn’t for me. I found it kind of boring, even though I could see the humor and the unique style. I can see why people like it, but it just didn’t keep me engaged.

    Moviecation 8/8

  • The Emperor's New Groove

    The Emperor's New Groove

    ★★★

    It wasn't entirely for me, but it did have some funny and goofy elements that I enjoyed. Some parts made me laugh. Kuzco and Pacha’s dynamic was great, and Kronk stole the show with his funny moments. It’s such a fun, lighthearted movie that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and the animation still holds up. A total feel-good watch.

    Moviecation 7/8

  • The Circle

    The Circle

    ★★★

    It didn’t really connect with me, though I could see the powerful message. The way it follows one person to another, showing each of their short stories of struggle, was interesting, but it didn’t hit me as hard as I expected. I appreciate what it was going for, but maybe the pacing or style just didn’t click for me.

    moviecation 6/8

  • Ex Machina

    Ex Machina

    ★★★★

    I was a bit bored at the start, but the way it ends was superb, so so good ahhhhhhhhhh! AI is definitely something dangerous to think about perfectly showed in the film. The film looks stunning, with this sleek, modernized vibe that makes everything feel so polished and futuristic. It’s a visually beautiful movie, and the way they handled the tech aspects was really impressive. The writing is brilliant, the whole manipulation and control aspect hit hard, especially with how Ava turned things around.

    moviecation 5/8

  • Pan's Labyrinth

    Pan's Labyrinth

    ★★★★½

    I Love-loved it, the mix of fantasy and harsh reality is so powerful. The visuals are stunning, and the way it blends innocence with the darkness of war is heartbreaking. I loved how Ofelia’s world felt like an escape, but it was also dangerous in its own way. Such a beautiful, tragic story. Definitely one of those films that sticks with me.

    moviecation 4/8

  • Not One Less

    Not One Less

    ★★★★

    It was simple and beautiful. I found myself deeply invested in the teacher and her determination to bring back her student (sometime I felt very angry in their childishness haha I was so invested in it). I was very emotionally connected with the story. This film brilliantly highlights the struggles between urban and rural life in China in such a simple manner, without relying on dramatic moments. I loved the ending interview with the boy when the interviewer asked him what he would gift his teacher, and he simply and innocently said, 'Flowers.' A film of innocence and determination.

    Moviecation: 3/8

  • Taxi

    Taxi

    ★★★½

    My first Panahi film here. A very unique and interesting film, set entirely inside a taxi as Panahi himself drives around Tehran, gives us a glimpse of Iranian society. The film blends humor with a message to society. I liked the conversations they had about films in it; every passenger brings a different perspective in such a natural way. It had interesting conversations, though I did get bored at times. Excited to check more of his films, also tea has recced The Circle.

    Moviecation: 2/8

  • Torment

    Torment

    ★★★★

    Such a fantastic film, deeply unsettling and emotional journey into the man consumed by jealousy. The way Claude Chabrol handled Paul's jealousy was intense- it felt so real, and watching him unravel was both gripping and heartbreaking. I loved the way how film slowly scene by scene start getting darker, a tragic exploration of how love can twist into obsession. I love Psychological thriller and it was such a well made film, writing to the acting all way.

    Moviecation: 1/8

  • Ijaazat

    Ijaazat

    ★★★★½

    If 'Soch-Soch Kar, Ro-Ro Kar Bura Haal' is a film.

    It's truly a magnificent film—beautiful, poignant, and deeply touching. Every scene, every dialogue, feels like a carefully crafted piece of art.

    When 'Mera Kuch Samaan' plays, it resonates profoundly, each word and melody capturing the essence of love and loss with such grace. The song becomes more than just music; it becomes an experience that lingers long after.

    Gulzar Ji's work in this film is unmatched, his words weaving together emotions that speak directly to the soul.

  • Better Days

    Better Days

    ★★★★★

    It was a deeply touching, beautifully emotional, and had the perfect ending. I'm glad I watched this.