Growing Up With Titanic
It remains one of my favourite films of all time, for how it meant different things to me at different stages in my life
Posts by tag
Leonardo DiCaprio
12 posts
Don’t Look Up, On Netflix, Is A Satire That Makes a Deep Impact
An excellent satire that explores the themes of an ignorant government, irresponsible media, and the perils of social media
Adam McKay On His Genre Of Cinema And Directing Don't Look Up
The Oscar-winning filmmaker on the state of comedy, the Succession sensation and what he hopes people will take away from his new film on Netflix
Titanic: The Closest Thing Modern Cinema Has To A Masterpiece
Are death row movies a thing? If they were, the last film I would want to watch before I died would be Titanic.
Actor Dileep Rao Looks Back At Playing Yusuf The Chemist In Inception
Ten years after the film’s release, the actor talks about what he attributes its massive popularity to, working with Leonardo DiCaprio and how he interprets that ending
10 Years of Inception: The “Kick” That Changed My Life
Inception instantly managed to nourish, expand and rephrase an entire generation’s understanding of large-scale storytelling. It had convinced us to “dream a little bigger, darling”
10 Years Of Christopher Nolan’s Inception: 5 Striking Scenes
Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard and Tom Hardy, the film is a heist extravaganza that’s also a tale of enduring parental love
First Person: SJ Suryah's Favourite Actors
Spontaneity, dialogue-delivery, expressiveness… the ace actor-director on why he likes performers such as Amitabh Bachchan, Julia Roberts and Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Let’s Break Down That Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Ending
Quentin Tarantino gives us a literal interpretation of how the tools of cinema have the power to rewrite history
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Movie Review: A Fairy Tale Marinated In Melancholy
Even when the narrative becomes inert, the chemistry between Leonardo Dicaprio and Brad Pitt sustains entire scenes
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Movie Review: Tarantino’s Ninth Film Is A Messy, Melanc...
It’s is an uncompromised, arrogant, affectionate, reckless, overlong and immersive “movie’s movie” that operates as both intimate personal expression and pulpy public ode
