The unbearably meta comedy is a fun love letter to fan-favourite Nic Cage moments from his past films, but not much more than that.

Morbius is exactly as disappointing as expected, proving Sony does not care about quality control so long as it sets up its own convoluted cinematic universe.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok includes new abilities, activities and a large map that will satisfy fans who want more of Valhalla, but if you’re looking for something significantly new or innovative then you may be disappointed.

The opening episodes of HALO set the stage for a vastly different interpretation of Master Chief’s adventures, which might make for passable sci-fi TV but not satisfactory for longtime fans of the games.

Gran Turismo 7 is a great start for newcomers and is packed to the brim with enough cars, tracks and music to keep you engaged for a long time.

The Batman is the perfect film for fans of both comic books and the noir genre, bringing Batman back to his roots in a well-realised Gotham, complete with familiar yet unique cast of characters.

Rudra: The Edge of Darkness is the official desi adaptation of British crime drama Luther.

After what feels like a really long time, The Batman is finally releasing in cinemas. The movie is quite special to me personally in many regards, and here’s why.

Gangubai Kathiawadi is exactly what you’d expect — even with a “smaller” film on scale, Bhansali shall deliver on everything as grand as possible, with Alia Bhatt’s powerful performance leading the way.