"Call Me By Your Name" film review: Bland and meaningless

Luca Guadagnino is a short-sighted conformist who has no concept of risk-taking and is ignorant to unconventional realities.

[Book Review] Call Me By Your Name: 'yearning' is the best word

There are other ways of showing love instead of simply saying it.

"Die Beautiful" film review: A Pageant of Tropes

If tropes about Filipina transwomen gathered in a rendezvous point and had an orgy, this would be the result.

"Monuments Men" Film Review: Paint me an Impressionist

Star studded and comedic, this film directed by George Clooney still fails to deliver despite a coherent centralized message about the importance of art to cultural preservation and the identity of civilization.

"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" film review: Cheap American tea party

Enough is enough when film franchises are meant to end. This is not a separate story from the original but rather a fragment of its vast yet unknown history. Nonetheless, it is a disappointment from start to finish.

"Kimi no Na wa (Your Name)" film review: Double edged concepts of fate

By the end of this film, you have already repeated the words of a language you are not fond of using and tears may have escaped your eyes. It is all worth it, and love is worth the wait.

"Fallen" Movie Review: Recycling a bad Book

All hope is lost for the film industry who is so fond of making s*t out of novels. But this time around, not so much.

"Doctor Strange" movie review: Strangely Unsatisfying

"I will follow this path no more," Chietel Ejiofor's character said on the last quarter of the film.