Hitting the benchmark of surrealist cinema, Darren Aronofsky’s movie Mother! is among the most bizarre films one must have come across in the last decade.…
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You see, there was this bee… Man vs Bee: The Netflix Show Review
Man vs Bee takes the subject of obsession with the trivial to a more tangible state than it had been done earlier. Starring Rowan Atkinson,…
Descript 2023 – an AI-based tool taking editing a step ahead
The descript AI tool in 2023 has brought a game-changing revolution for all content creators. It is an all-in-one software that allows recording videos, and…
My experience & review of Using Atlas VPN
You might have heard about VPNs (Virtual private networks) quite often these days. You might wonder what VPN (Virtual Private Server) is. why should we…
An Experience with FireBolt HURRICANE (FB BSW034) Smartwatch: Review
As technology is constantly advancing. we are using a variety of smart devices such as smartphones, smart Tv, etc. So I thought I should buy…
Michelin Energy XM2 145/80 R12. A compressive review
I bought Michelin Energy XM2 tyres for my Alto 800 Lxi in 2017. The size of my tyre is 145/80 R12. I had Apollo Amazer…
The Kafkaesque Psychological Thriller – Shutter Island: Film Review
“Crazy people are the perfect subjects. They talk, nobody listens.” Martin Scorsese’s mind-blowing plot-twisting film Shutter Island continues to hold its most-deserving place among the…
A Nice Place To Live – The Truman Show and its TV-obsessed audience
In a blend of surrealism, social commentary, and romantic comedy, The Truman Show throws an acute satire on the media and its audience. Director Peter…
100000 Deutsche Mark In 20 Minutes: A Game Of Quick Choices
Run Lola Run movie completes twenty-four years since its release but is still among the best video game film. Directed by Tom Tykwer, the film,…
A Journey Through Time: How Dark Discovers The Flaws In Human Nature
Dark, a Netflix original German web series, is among the most convincing time-travelling series – moving to and fro across six timelines and three worlds.…