(A Nutshell) Review

Now this is rare, am actually reviewing a movie I watched on TV. But how can I miss Ong Bak when Tom Yum Goong is around the corner, and I...

This is touted as one of the best WWII submarine films of all time, and it's not difficult to understand why. From the story to the cast...

One's an American monster created in the 1930s. The other, a Japanese counterpart created in the 1950s. One an oversized ape which scale...

You are in the wrong movie if you ask for a plot in Doom. If there's any, it stays true to the game - shoot anything that breathes, whic...

The first thing that hits you in this movie, is the realization of how accurate its portrayal of traditional Chinese values are, and the spo...

*BAM* *POW* *ZAP* Who can forget the letters splashed across the screen each time Batman and Robin sucker-punch villains in the 60s Batman t...

Finally, after 7 years since the last Hollywood Zorro movie hit the big screen, director Martin Campbell is back with his original cast of A...

Heads you live. Tails you die. Her name is Domino Harvey. She is a bounty hunter. This unconventional film is based very loosely on the true...

The Legend of Zorro, sequel to the fondly remembered The Mask of Zorro, hits the local theatres this Thursday. Who can forget the cheeky sce...

Alexandre Dumas is probably more famous for his The Three Muskateers, and in the last decade, that movie has been remade in its latest incan...

I picked up this DVD because I've been to Bangkok couple of times, and wanted to see how the filmmakers Oxide and Danny Pang manage to c...

Before Farenheit 9/11 and the award winning Bowling For Columbine, this is the movie that filmmaker (director, writer, producer) Michael Moo...

This film has finally made its way to our shores, uncut. For a slasher flick, it's bloody good, pun intended. If you've read me enou...

This movie is so insanely gay! And I mean it in both sense of the word. No wonder this comedy broke the German box office with its madcap, l...

I haven't been watching a lot of Andy Lau's recent releases, and was surprised to have been able to review this for movieXclusive e...

This film chronicles the life of Seibei Iguchi, as told through the eyes of one his daughters. The film starts off with the unfortunate deat...

I won't be surprised to see hordes of housewives watching Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, given the Korean drama penetration into Asian hou...

Jason Statham is back as Frank Martin, a man who lives by his own rules, a man with a military past who now works as a transporter, a man of...

Election is the latest film on the Hong Kong Triads, starring veteran actors like Simon Yam and Tony "The Lover' Leung, with younge...

This was the last John Grisham book I've read in chronological order, starting from The Firm, and all of them thus far have been made in...