Strictly for kids, Free Birds lacks the wit or technical brilliance of other films of its genre.

Mickey Virus will appeal to Manish Paul fans who want to see him in a different role other than a TV show host.

An earnest attempt, the film fails to sustain our interest in a weak second half.

A huge royal mess, Diana is easily one of the worst biographical work brought alive on the big screen. Diana’s private life has ample fodder to make a Sidney Sheldon book set, but a film based on her life neither engages us on a cerebral level, nor titillates with shades of gossip! Instead it becomes a sort of parody demeaning and mutilating every little memory we have of one of the ‘princess of hearts’.

Elysium is a big gun that aims and fires but misses its target by a mile.

Engaging in fleeting moments, Horror Story might appeal to those who get scared easily.

A muddled affair, John Day seems lost in its own maze of self-indulgence.

Zanjeer doesn’t hold a candle to the original, instead it feels like a modern day adaptation of a yet another cop drama.

If you are a fan of the books, then curiosity might tempt you to check this out, otherwise go revisit the Harry Potter series!

Jobs feels like a dinner date where the person picks up your tab and leaves before you get through the soup! We wish there was more candour and less trickery in this biopic.