The Revenant (English, 2016)
The Revenant, as it goes about its intent to stay as a moving tribute to human will & to those who have hit nadirs in their fights for survival, sits comfortably in its own niche space for the kind of emotional and viewing experience it provides with its technical excellence and the masterful show that DiCaprio puts together through his stunning dedication to the method!
Straight Outta Compton (English, 2015)
An unforgettable piece of history in hip hop's meteoric rise, N.W.A's life and soul is brought back to glory with this impeccable biopic, Straight Outta Compton that is honest by nature and made convincingly with the help of foot tapping music and maverick acting!
Shaun the Sheep Movie (English, 2015)
A brave attempt to show a simplistic story in a simple manner – Shaun the Sheep, brings out the kids lying dormant within the audience. A watch that would keep you engaged and force you to rethink the concept of priorities & belongings.
Steve Jobs (English, 2015)
Steve Jobs may work if individual elements like an experimental screenplay bordering impudence, accompanied by sensational editing suck you in or if you are a Jobs connoisseur looking for finer details around the man, but those who would want to know who Jobs was, how his life’s situations molded him into what he went on to be, the less scintillating other Jobs film would be a better pick – there’s no better alternative.
Carol (English, 2016)
A tale that may have been outlandish for the times it represents, is masterfully crafted to look poetic instead! It is also backed by two performers who bowl you over with their proficient shows – much like what McConaughey and Leto did in Dallas Buyers Club!