This week, our Feisty Indian Aunty watches Netflix's Firefly Lane and thinks about what makes for a real, lifelong friendship.
MoreThis week, our Feisty Indian Aunty watches the documentary Made You Look and decides if Ann Freedman is culpable for the biggest art scam in history.
MoreEarlier today, Bangi MP and fellow cinephile Ong Kian Ming started a Twitter thread urging the government to reopen cinemas. We couldn't agree more.
MoreThis week, our Feisty Indian Aunty is absolutely terrified by Rosamund Pike's scheming in the Netflix movie I Care a Lot.
MoreOur Fiesty Indian Aunty, who is also a Feisty Indian Mother, reflects on Never Have I Ever and why watching it was a particularly moving experience for her.
MoreThis week, our resident Fiesty Indian Aunty, who is also a huge magic buff, checks out Netflix's latest YA offering, Fate: The Winx Saga.
MoreThis week, our resident Feisty Indian Aunty gets hot and heavy with Bridgerton. It's like every Tamil movie she's ever seen. Only with more sex.
MoreBehold, the first instalment of our new weekly column in which a Fiesty Indian Aunty watches and critiques movies and TV.
MoreWith 2020 coming to a close, Uma pulls together his list of top 3 movies of the year, his honourable and dishonourable mentions, and the movies he's missed.
MoreWith 2020 coming to a close, Bahir puts together his top 3 list of movies of the year, his honourable and dishonourable mentions, and movies he's missed.
MoreWith 2020 nearly over, Iain looks back on his favourite 3 movies of the year, ading in some notes as well as the traditional airing of grievances.
MoreWe've made the ultimate explainer for what happens at the end of The Call. There are pictures and everything.
MoreLet's re-invent television by going back to the way things were.
MoreWe pay tribute to the legendary Sean Connery.
MoreNetflix felt the need to add a disclaimer before every episode of A Suitable Boy. It is idiotic, pointless, and downright insulting to its source material.
MoreThe comics crossover event NO ONE was clamouring for, My Little Pony/Transformers is more faithful, and enjoyable, than it has any right to be.
MoreA movie that has bold ideas but suffers by being a tedious, muted (in every sense of the word), slog.
More"Make no mistake, Interstellar is a mediocre movie maddeningly marred by moments of artistry."
MoreWith Tenet mere weeks away, Bahir makes the argument that The Prestige was the end of one era of Nolan, and Inception the start of the next.
MoreIn anticipation of the final release date of Christopher Nolan's Tenet, we're revisiting his past works. To kick things off, Iain explores Nolan's first three full length features: Following, Memento, and Insomnia.
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