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  • British Cinema

Shaun of the Dead (2004) Review – The Rom-Zom-Com That Invented Its Own Genre and Nailed It

Original artwork of a quiet London pub at dawn with shambling silhouettes on a suburban street outside, inspired by Shaun of the Dead

Shaun of the Dead (2004) Review – The Rom-Zom-Com That Invented Its Own Genre and Nailed It ★★★★★ Our Rating:…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • British Cinema

Paddington 2 (2017) Review – The Perfect Sequel, and Quite Possibly the Perfect Family Film

Original artwork of a small bear in a red hat and blue duffle coat looking into a glowing London antique shop window at night, inspired by Paddington 2

Paddington 2 (2017) Review – The Perfect Sequel, and Quite Possibly the Perfect Family Film ★★★★★ Our Rating: 9.5/10 Every…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Japanese Cinema

My Neighbor Totoro (1988) Review – The Gentlest Masterpiece Ever Made, About Waiting and Wonder

Original artwork of two small sisters with umbrellas waiting at a rainy country bus stop beside a giant friendly forest spirit silhouette, inspired by My Neighbor Totoro

★★★★★ Our Rating: 9.5/10 Some films thrill you. My Neighbor Totoro does something rarer and, in its way, braver: it…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Japanese Cinema

Akira (1988) Review – The Anime That Rebuilt a City and Changed Cinema Forever

Original artwork of a lone red motorcycle under the neon towers of a futuristic ruined city at night, inspired by Akira

★★★★★ Our Rating: 9.4/10 There are films that entertain you, films that move you, and a very small number that…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Chinese Cinema

The Wandering Earth (2019) Review – China Moves the Whole Planet, and It Mostly Works

Original artwork of Earth fitted with giant glowing engines passing Jupiter, with rescue trucks crossing a frozen plain below, inspired by The Wandering Earth

The Wandering Earth (2019) Review – China Moves the Whole Planet, and It Mostly Works ★★★★☆ Our Rating: 7.5/10 There…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Chinese Cinema

Ne Zha (2019) Review – The Demon Child Who Broke Chinese Animation Forever

Original artwork of a fiery young demon boy on burning wheels beside a blue dragon prince above a stormy sea and Chinese palaces, inspired by Ne Zha

Ne Zha (2019) Review – The Demon Child Who Broke Chinese Animation Forever ★★★★☆ Our Rating: 8.5/10 In the summer…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Korean Cinema

The Wailing (2016) Review – The Horror Masterpiece That Refuses to Tell You Who to Trust

Original artwork of a rain-soaked Korean mountain village at night with crows, a policeman's flashlight and a distant shaman ritual, inspired by The Wailing

The Wailing (2016) Review – The Horror Masterpiece That Refuses to Tell You Who to Trust ★★★★★ Our Rating: 9/10…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Korean Cinema

Decision to Leave (2022) Review – A Detective Falls for the One Woman He Should Suspect

Original artwork of a silhouetted detective and a veiled widow standing apart on snowy cliffs above a misty sea, inspired by Decision to Leave

Decision to Leave (2022) Review – A Detective Falls for the One Woman He Should Suspect ★★★★★ Our Rating: 9/10…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Lollywood

Parey Hut Love (2019) Review – Four Weddings, Gloss and a Wandering Heart

Original artwork of a glamorous Pakistani wedding celebration with marigolds and fairy lights and a hesitant groom in silhouette, inspired by Parey Hut Love

Parey Hut Love (2019) Review – Four Weddings, Gloss and a Wandering Heart ★★★☆☆ Our Rating: 6.5/10 If Laal Kabootar,…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
  • Lollywood

Laal Kabootar (2019) Review – Karachi’s Gritty Little Crime Gem

Original artwork of a lone taxi under a red neon glow on a rain-slick Karachi street at night with a red pigeon in flight, inspired by Laal Kabootar

Laal Kabootar (2019) Review – Karachi’s Gritty Little Crime Gem ★★★★☆ Our Rating: 8/10 Pakistani cinema in 2019 knew how…

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  • Muhammad Shahzad
  • November 1, 2026
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