Movie reviews of Muneeb Arshid

A sputtering start to the “Dark Universe”...

Does all of this perfectly, that sense of fear and anger that Dan feels resonates on screen and makes you feel similarly.

The characters are quite fleshed out considering that this is just a 70-minute film as well as a top-notch story.

Focuses on other aspects and is still quite funny, but does not zip along like the first film.

It’s definitely kooky and will take you a bit of time to get used to the premise but Your Name really hits the mark...

One of the more weaker films of the series so far especially coming off a poignant and emotional film in Fast 7.

Immaculately made, from the way its shot to the beautiful score used to the sparsity of the action sequences.

Batman gets “emotional and personal” more than ever...

Dev Patel shines in the emotional, yet determined “Lion”.

A slightly flawed yet quite important film about US history.

A powerful, emotional fairy tale about loss and redemption...

Takes you to a magical world of old (and new) Hollywood and love (of jazz).

A great war film, but lacks some of the charm of a Star Wars film.

One of the most alluring and strongly scripted films of the year.

An empowering success for all...

A poignantly funny reminder of high school life.

A mild re-introduction into the magical world.

A dazzling visual showcase that makes you forget about the ordinary story.

A poorly written Dan Brown adaptations...

An amusingly fun, popcorn horror flick.

I did not find Hart's material funny in this film...

The most emotional, yet entertaining film of the year.

A great attempt that ultimately falls short of the impeccable 12 Years a Slave.

The film just feels like it’s lacking that Tim Burton flair we’ve come to expect.