The Mule by Clint Eastwood – A Review
the mule is the latest movie directed by Clint Eastwood based on the real story of war veteran Leo Sharp who used to be a carrier of a dreaded drug cartel.
We are always told that mortality and the fear of dying ground us. We may have very high opinions of ourselves, only to mellow down after a life-changing event. A few years ago, someone I know had a massive brain haemorrhage while on anticoagulation therapy following a minor cardiac procedure. His condition was critical, needing craniotomy and prolonged intensive care afterwards. He was a cha.....
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This movie recently kicked up a storm in Tamil Nadu. Reviews are mixed, but both sides are strongly opinionated. One camp is adamant that such movies should be banned, calling them decadent and arguing that the filmmakers aim to normalise a deviant way of life. Another argues that free speech should have no limits and that all movies can be produced. Malaysia has decided to ban it outright as it involved LGBT issues...
This is strictly for all Rajini fans. That 75-year-old surely deserves a standing ovation for single-handedly putting this film together. Despite all the big names in this movie, Ramya Krishnan, for one, single-handedly holds the film up as the Rock of Gibraltar. Rajnikanth's star presence is so strong that he overshadows everyone else. The unnecessary cameos by Bollywood actors who have seen better times, like Jackie Shroff and Hrithik Roshan, simply legitimise his reign as a superstar..
This is one of those movies where you either love it or hate it. It is dialogue-heavy, and the actors seem to be just shouting for no reason. This goes on for a good hour, and one starts wondering what Tom Cruise is doing here. Where are the gravity-defying stunts, you wonder? Then, the camera goes back, and we see it all. It is all a stage setting, and the cast is acting out the 25th edition.....
This film appeared on the radar only when the media announced that the film would not be allowed to be screened in Malaysian cinemas. No reasons were given for the ban. Everyone just assumed that it was because it deals with a controversial subject matter: paedophilia. In the recent past, leaders tried to hush the subject with ridiculous statements like 'it was consensual', 'matters have been resolved, for they have married', and so on...
The genetic bonds that unite people are quite different from other connections that bind people together. We may confidently assert that we may be connected to the hip with someone based on likes and dislikes, social background, religious beliefs, or even Alma mater or place of origin; when the push comes to shove, the binding bonds of DNA sequence invariably prevail...
RIP Krantiveer - A Tribute to Nana PatekarRenowned actor Nana Patekar passed away today (8th October 2026) at 5.20 AM due to cardiac arrest at his home in Goa. His sudden death is shocking not only for the film industry but also for his fans and cinema lover around the country. Nana Patekar was working in both Hindi and Marathi cinema and is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential actors in Indian Cinema. He was recipient of the three National Film Awards {Best.....
This is a documentary presentation of an ongoing case. A young wife of a pastor was found dead in her car, in a national park, far from where she was residing. The police deemed the death a suicide, but there is a growing outcry from the general public that the death was anything but self-inflicted and that her husband, the pastor, is as guilty as sin...
Our Heart of the Beast review: does the dog die, who plays Odin, what he goes through, the ending explained, and where to watch in India...
We all know of Rudyard Kipling. We literally grew up listening to stories about Mowgli, Sher Khan and Baboo in the 'Jungle Book'. As we grew older (and wiser), we began to see another side to his writings. The poem 'The White Man's Burden' revealed his rather dark thoughts. He opined that the white race had a moral duty to civilise the natives. He pinned this legitimacy seal to imperial powers to advance their colonising ambitions...
We all know of Rudyard Kipling. We literally grew up listening to stories about Mowgli, Sher Khan and Baboo in the 'Jungle Book'. As we grew older (and wiser), we began to see another side to his writings. The poem 'The White Man's Burden' revealed his rather dark thoughts. He opined that the white race had a moral duty to civilise the natives. He pinned this legitimacy seal to imperial powers to advance their colonising ambitions...
Pic Courtesy: Google,amazon prime India The revolutionaries series on Amazon Prime tells the story of some crazily valiant souls who fou.....
The people's rapacious appetite for news as events unfolded probably began at the outset of the Gulf War, when the USA believed it had to overrun Kuwait. What was initially thought to be a short surgical strike that would last only a week, we know never stopped. During Operation Desert Storm, we were given the impression that cameras were actually following the tanks into war zones and bringing us live coverage from ground zero, just as Sanjaya narrated the events of the Kurukshetra War .....
In our secondary-school history lessons, we were taught that the 1857 rebellion by sepoys serving in the East India Company’s army was caused by their unease about handling Enfield rifles and cartridges greased with beef and pork fat. The sepoys needed to bite open the cartridges before loading their rifles. This was unacceptable to Hindu and Muslim soldiers alike. They revolted, but the British managed to suppress the resistance and continued to rule India for another 90 years...
Time has put Dolly Parton on its cover in honour of the woman who entertained America and the world through her songs and acting. She passed away on 25 Aug 2026. What struck me as I read the obituary in Time was the background of her famous song ‘I will always love you.’ The song was written when she chose to end her partnership with Porter Wagoner whose syndicated country music TV show was so popular that it aired for 21 seasons from 1960 to 1981. Parton joined the show in 19.....
In the 21st century, India seems to be on a roll. With a young, qualified, internet-savvy population proficient in the world’s lingua franca, the world is its oyster. Its economy, by GDP, ranks sixth after the US, China, Germany, Japan, and the UK...
Newton's Third Law of Motion is fundamentally different from that of Karma. According to Newton's laws, equal and opposite forces act in tandem to make an object move. They work in opposite directions and do not cancel each other out...
I remember someone who was quite a player in his heyday. He left a trail of broken hearts, just moving on after getting bored with his latest flavour of the month or when the girlfriend becomes too clingy. The next thing I heard, after a few years, was of him being hospitalised after a suicide attempt. Apparently, one of the girlfriends he fell head over heels for rejected his advances. The affairs of the heart are sometimes difficult to predict.Tr.....
It is now water under the bridge. When Trump made a stopover in Kuala Lumpur last year, he was welcomed by a gleaming Malaysian Prime Minister. Trump was so happy with the hospitality that he broke protocol and started strutting his dance moves with a random Malaysian dancer from the welcoming crew. Nobody remembered the movie Zoolander, which Hollywood made 25 years earlier, and thought that assassinating.....