All posts by Aditya Mallya
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Doctor Strange | Movie Review – Stephen in the Sky With Diamonds
Doctor Strange is the first Marvel movie since Iron Man 2 that doesn’t quite hit the spot. This is a...
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Westworld, Season 1 Episode 5 – ‘Contrapasso’ | Review – Hostile Takeover
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Westworld, Season 1 Episode 4 – ‘Dissonance Theory’ | Review – The Plot Thickens
Disclaimer: This review discusses plot points and possible spoilers I typically watch Westworld late at night, usually after a long day sometime in the middle of the week....
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Westworld, Season 1 Episode 3 – ‘The Stray’ | Review – The Bicameral Mind
Disclaimer: This review contains plot details and possible spoilers If you were starting to think that this was merely an elaborate and pretentious way of packaging ‘robots...
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“Westworld: Season 1, Episodes 1 and 2” | Review – Violent Delights
Disclaimer: This review contains plot details / spoilers Up until this point, Game of Thrones has been the only series I’ve watched (and reviewed) in real...
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Pink | Movie Review – Know Means No
A film that turns us white with fear and black with horror. Blue with melancholy, green with nausea. Red with rage. The yellowness of cowardice can...
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The Shallows | Movie Review – Blake Lively Vs. Shark Deadly
In 1974, Peter Benchley wrote a novel about man-eating shark that terrorized a Long Island resort town. In 1975, Steven Spielberg adapted it into a...
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‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ by Jack Thorne | Script Review – Why, JKR, Why?
Disclaimer: If you haven’t yet read the script: (a) Lucky you (b) Beware, this review contains spoilers. “Harry, there is never a perfect answer in...
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Watch: Trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Split’, Starring James McAvoy as 23 People
After a most promising series of early films – The Sixth Sense (1999), Unbreakable (2000) and Signs (2002) – M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography took an inexplicable nosedive as he turned out...
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Brahman Naman | Movie Review – Life of Pie
Brahman Naman opens with a revolting scene involving a refrigerator. The sequence was so appalling that it immediately made me root against the lead character, and worse, against...
