Category: Drama / Romance / Comedy
The Gold Rush 1925: Charlie Chaplin’s comedic masterwork
Charlie Chaplin’s comedic masterwork, which charts a prospector’s search for fortune in the Klondike and his discovery of romance, forever cemented the iconic status of…
Curry And Pepper Review: One of the best Stephen Chow movies in early 1990s
Curry And Pepper’ is one of the earliest examples of the genre crossing over into Hong Kong cinema, and it remains one of the most successful. Starsky…
Charlie Chaplin’s The Immigrant: The movie was also known as Broke
Charlie Chaplin shows off his sea legs. The first half of this early Chaplin short takes place on a crowded boat packed with bedraggled immigrants…
Secrets in the Hot Springs Review: Just give this film a try for the comedy and the story line
If you are interested in horror comedies then look no further. Secrets in the Hot Springs is the movie for you. Secrets in Hot Springs…
Colossal Review: That’s not what you think it is, but that’s okay… mostly
It’s probably not what you think it is, but that’s okay… mostly. If there were a gambling site where you could go to make bets…
Vampire Cleanup Department Review: The action and comedy work well together
After a decade filled with the undead and glowing, girly vampires, it’s time for some classic horror. And we’re not talking lycans and mutated monsters….
CZ12 2012 Review: This film could be better, so much better
Recommended solely for those who enjoy Chan’s unique brand of humour-laden action with light doses of preachiness and drama, this one could be better, so…
The Doorman Review: A Familiar Action Movie Tropes
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A decorated military veteran suffers a traumatizing event in the line of duty and heads to the city…
Road To Paloma Review: The most Jason Momoa movie in the history of motion pictures
Road To Paloma is a fugitive-on-the-run story. A road flick that zooms across the sun-dappled landscapes of the American West. And a slow-paced pseudo-commentary on the…
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2 Review: A romantic comedy with both delights and confounds
The rare sequel to a Johnnie To romantic comedy, Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2 both delights and confounds. It makes sense that To and partner-in-crime Wai…