(A Nutshell) Review

Divergence is the latest crime thriller to come out of Hong Kong's film industry, and all films of this genre will nonetheless be compar...

Watching this film is like being with your current beau and yet constantly reminded of your ex. We all know that Xander Cage (Vin Diesel) is...

This is my maiden foray into the Singapore International Film Festival (SIFF), and my first review of a film featured in the SIFF. The fi...

Director Danny Boyle is known for his stylish films in Trainspotting and 28 Days Later. While the former talks about the evil of drugs, Mill...

This film is filled with Oscar winners, from the Director Sydney Pollack, to the two main leads in Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn. However, tak...

What will make a man snap, go out of control, and want to kill the President, by flying an airplane right into the White House? While the se...

The Hidden Blade refers to a dreaded samurai sword skill, which you will see only towards the end of the film. Folks, who like me initially ...

The premise of this remake is something you probably have seen before in other mis-matched racial pairing flicks, like the Lethal Weapon ser...

This Korean movie is told in 2 halves. The first half opens with a relationship break up between the protagonist Jinny, and her current b...

The trailer of this film does not do it any justice, as it presented this film like another rehash of Nicholas Cage's National Treasure,...

It seems like at some point in time, all Hollywood beefcakes just have to make that foray from action movies to comedies. Stallone did it wi...

This film attempts to explore the sleazy cyberworld of internet sex chats, and suggests things that we all know of cyberworld - you might no...

The movie gets its name from golf. Really. It's referring to the 3-iron golf club, which is featured prominently in the show, either as ...

I admire filmmakers who manage to explore powerful relationships and character development in a tight two hours, and Spanglish falls into th...

A new opportunity to watch John Travolta and Uma Thurman boogie on the dance floor together, is worth the price of the admission ticket. Who...

(OK, given my expected 2 week hiatus for in camp training, I felt that I have to review something before I head off to some unknown jungle) ...

This is the second Asian film premiere in Singapore I am attending, the first being Princess D a few years back, and it is no surprise that ...

(This review is brought to you courtesy of MovieXclusive's lucky-draw invitation, without which it won't be out today, and I wouldn...

From the director of Waterboys comes a new drama-comedy Swing Girls, and I'm a happy camper. I mean, what can go wrong with combining Ja...

The title of this film doesn't give you a clue as to what it wants to tell. "White Skin" opens with a conversation between two...