Farheen Ali

Since 2004, 'The Notebook' has become a modern romantic classic, shaping pop culture and cinema with its emotional depth, iconic moments, and enduring influence on storytelling, romance films, and visual aesthetics.

'Knives Out' reinvents the murder mystery with clever structure, social satire, a stellar cast, rich visuals, and modern themes—balancing humour, suspense, and style while honouring and updating the genre.

Fans debate if the 'John Wick' franchise should continue without its main hero. The universe is rich with potential, but many fear losing the emotional depth and moral core Keanu Reeves brought.

Guillermo del Toro’s 'Cabinet of Curiosities' blends handcrafted visuals, rich themes, and classic horror influences across eight unique episodes, honouring the genre’s legacy while showcasing its emotional and artistic depth.

Zack Snyder begins filming 'The Last Photograph', a long-awaited indie war drama starring Stuart Martin and Fra Fee, focusing on a former DEA agent’s perilous South American search for kidnapped relatives.

Diane Lane stars in 'Anniversary', a tense family thriller where a son’s new girlfriend ignites growing suspicion and ideological conflict, unravelling relationships during a turbulent anniversary celebration.

Sharon Stone doubts the need for a 'Basic Instinct' reboot, questioning its purpose if it mirrors the original and expressing scepticism about anyone matching its impact despite wishing them luck.

Colin Farrell stars as a self-destructive gambler in Netflix’s 'Ballad of a Small Player', directed by Edward Berger, exploring addiction, mystery, and redemption in neon-lit Macau, alongside a strong supporting cast.

'The Devil Wears Prada' exposes the toxic work culture behind glamorous fashion, showing how constant demands, fear-based leadership and blurred boundaries lead to burnout and lost values — making it a timeless cautionary tale.

Gollum is a tragic figure—once Sméagol—corrupted by the Ring, torn between good and evil. His inner conflict and mistreatment make him both victim and villain, evoking empathy and sorrow.