WHAT’S IN A NAME!
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Director Sam Raimi’s Send Help is a fast, fun, campy experience that more than covers the price of popcorn and drinks
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
From Bridgerton to Heated Rivalry, what’s the secret to a good book-to-screen romance?
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
THE WEEK THAT WAS
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Aardman is the British studio behind beloved stop-motion animations such as the Wallace and Gromit films. Now its pioneering
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Actor Robert Duvall, who passed away February 15, specialised across six decades in portraying authority figures.
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Whether depicting solitude, decay, adversity or romantic destined love, rain in movies emotes as much as a character would.
Published 22 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Cast an eye over some of the memorable recent twists, surprises and reveals that caught us all off-guard in recent Pakistani
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Return of Shaan
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Even as director Martin Scorsese’s iconic film turns 50, it remains a troubling reflection of our times
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
“Social media is fake. Nobody is that happy all the time. Just because you’re on social media it doesn’t mean...
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
After watching Paramount+’s intellectually stunted Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, it’s obvious that the franchise has drifted
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Three fashion powerhouses and the will to do good is all it took for the IVSAA’s Blaze fundraiser to become the talk
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Donald Trump and the American right-wing were apoplectic over the Super Bowl half-time musical show by Bad Bunny that they
Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:08am
Film production may be down worldwide but the situation is downright critical in Pakistan.
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
Ali Haider Returns
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
Timur Bekmambetov’s Mercy is bearable for the first 20 minutes, but things quickly turn mediocre
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
If politicians took Karachi even 1/1000th as seriously as they take Tabish Hashmi’s jokes, they wouldn’t be...
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
Kafeel | ARY, Mon-Tues 8.00pm
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
The Muppets continue to make a profit and delight 50 years since they started out
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
If music sounds good, does it really matter who makes it — or how it is made? How do we come to terms with the flood of AI
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
Actress Catherine O’Hara, who died on January 30, had a remarkable ability to play flamboyant, self-absorbed characters
Published 08 Feb, 2026 07:39am
With his progressive rock tribute to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s final album Night Song, the producer-musician
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
The Toll of Wedding Bells
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is a moronic dance between savagery and self-indulgence
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
“In my opinion, [saas-bahu] dramas have empowered
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
THE WEEK THAT WAS
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
What the Beckham family feud reveals about social media and our appetite for spectacle
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
A documentary on the late Zia Mohyeddin, The Colour of My Heart, is a story of fallibilities, insecurities, regrets
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
Two films from 2025 concerned with the failures of left-wing revolutionary politics of 1960s and 1970s America have emerged
Published 01 Feb, 2026 07:00am
He’s been a singer for two decades but is only now coming out with his first solo album. He’s been acting in globally popular
Published 25 Jan, 2026 06:03am
Netflix’s The Rip is among the year’s smarter action films, streaming or theatrical
Published 25 Jan, 2026 06:03am
Inspector Jamshed On Screen
Published 25 Jan, 2026 06:03am
“What happened at Gul Plaza is devastating. Lives were lost in a way that should never happen. This wasn’t just...
Published 25 Jan, 2026 06:03am
