Tamil Movie Reviews

There are films that instantly anchor us in their emotional landscape, and then there are films like Tourist Family, which present a promising premise but

There are films that promise a riot of entertainment simply because of the names attached to them, and Gangers certainly arrived with that kind of

There are films that remind me of how complacent mainstream storytelling can get when it leans entirely on hero worship. Good Bad Ugly, directed by

I began watching Test with the kind of curiosity that comes naturally when a film combines personal struggle, scientific ambition, political pressure, cricketing chaos, and

Some films begin with the kind of intensity that instantly convinces me I’m in capable hands, and Veera Dheera Sooran Part 2 opens exactly like

Something about Dragon struck me well before the film reached its midpoint – an unassuming confidence that it would not settle for being yet another

Something about a high-stakes highway thriller always intrigues me – especially when it revolves around a simple journey spiralling into chaos. Vidaamuyarchi arrives with that

Some films don’t just play out on screen; they quietly transport me to a different cinematic era, reminding me of what commercial entertainers used to

A sequel often carries the weight of expectation, but some films begin with such promise that the pressure becomes even heavier. As I watched Viduthalai

From the very first few minutes of Sorgavaasal, I felt the film was gearing up for an intense character-driven experience inside a tightly controlled world.

Surya and Bobby Deol’s latest film Kanguva has finally arrived in theaters. I went in with anticipation, brimming with excitement from the promotional material I

Some films attempt spectacle. Others chase sentiment. But Amaran positions itself in a space where reality, memory, and cinematic reimagination meet – an intersection that

When the makers of Thalapathiy Vijay’s latest film officially titled it GOAT – The Greatest of All Time, my very first reaction was plain confusion.