Mission: Possible was the winner of my What should I watch for my birthday? Twitter poll, and let me tell you: that poll was DEAD ON. Take a goofy Korean PI and a rookie Chinese undercover operative, throw in some guns and a rather interesting motive, and you have a movie that is absolutely perfect for me. (The voters have impeccable taste.) Come see if Kim Young Kwang and Lee Sun Bin’s Mission: Possible antics might just work for you too!
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Looking for something new for your summer watchlist? I’m a huge fan of mystery and suspense, so when I stumbled upon the Indian movie Kahaani on Netflix, I was intrigued. Kmuse and I were deep into Indian romantic comedies when this gem popped up on my suggestion list. Nothing is what it seems in this movie, and the mystery goes so much deeper than you realize. Beware! Spoilers ahead!
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Were you, like me, wondering why we needed a fourth Rurouni Kenshin movie when the previous trilogy felt complete? Come find out if the continuation of the story worked or if it felt like they were forcing the story to make more money as I review (Spoiler Free) Rurouni Kenshin: Final Chapter.
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I thought it might be a good idea to try something that wasn’t your traditional romantic Bollywood film. So I found the first thing that caught my eye with the term serial killer in the synopsis. What could go wrong with a good old-fashioned mystery, right? Come find out where this movie went off the tracks in my review of Koi Jaane Na.
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Once again, I randomly hit play on a Bollywood movie which gave me a bit of a mixed bag of emotions. Come join me as I try to decide what I feel about Sardar Ka Grandson.
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I recently watched the Indian movie Pagglait on Netflix and have many thoughts! Come find out if this might be a movie you want to watch and whether I felt it was worth recommending in my latest Bollywood movie review.
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How interesting do you think a story about four dental students would be? How about if they form a band? Kiseki: Sobito of That Day, aka Kiseki Ano Hi no Sobito, is the true story of four dental students who sing. And became one of the most popular musical groups in Japan, Greeeen.
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The Bollywood binge continues as this week we have a movie containing secret identities, dancing, and a marriage of convenience. Join me as I take a look at Rab ne Bana Di Jodi and share whether this is worth the watch.
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Have you ever watched a show that was really different from the synopsis you read? The Japanese movie Today’s Kira-kun is like that. You ask yourself, which show would have been better, the one I expected, or the one I got?
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