Reviewer

Why Movie Reviews? In my last post, I tackled the big "Why?"—why today's movie reviews focus more on cinematography, editing, and other technical jargon rather than the sheer joy of watching a film. But that brings up an even bigger "Why?"... Why movies? Why not product reviews? Tech gadgets? Food? Well, here’s why. You’ve heard the saying, An apple a day keeps the doctor away , right? Well, I have my own version: A movie a day keeps the worries away. Why just one, though? Why not two? Or three? That’s been my daily diet for as long as I can remember—unless I’m traveling (and even then, I try to sneak one in). My definition of "new" isn’t what just hit the theaters, but what’s new to me . But why this obsession? What keeps me coming back for more? Simple: The experience. A great movie isn’t just something you watch—it’s something you live. It bends time, defies physics, and breaks through language barriers. One minute you’re on your couch; the next, y...

Why? I’ve watched countless movies and even more movie reviews. Whether it's a professional critic, a magazine reviewer, a blogger, or a YouTuber, most of them start by labeling their piece a "Movie Review." But what follows is something else entirely—a dissection of the technicalities: the script, editing, direction, pacing, music, and more. Can that really be called a Movie Review ? I don’t think so. At best, it’s an expert critique of the craft of filmmaking. They talk about how strong the script is or how weak the music is. They evaluate the acting, the brilliance—or lack thereof—of the editing. Let’s be honest: this is a Movie-Making Review . It’s for filmmakers or those deeply interested in the art of filmmaking. But where is the review for the audience ? Where is the perspective of someone who just wants to know whether the movie is worth their time, money, and emotional investment? What Is This Blog About? This blog is my take on movies as an ardent movie buff, pu...