Edor's Cinephile

Ever had high hopes for a movie only to have them crash and burn faster than a soufflé in an earthquake? Welcome to the world of "Book of Love," a bilingual romantic comedy that teases you with a clever premise but ul…

The stage is set with opulence: champagne flows, decks gleam, and every linen is crisply pressed. Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile" boasts a cast decked out to the nines, but …

In the picturesque French Alps, Sandra, a renowned author, finds herself tangled in a web of suspicion when her husband, Samuel, meets a gruesome end in their snowy cabin. The twist? Their blind son Daniel is the sole witness, …

In a galaxy where the Earth is on its last leg and moon-dwelling detectives are the new norm, "Moonhaven" launches viewers into a spacey saga of murder, mystery, and a hint of cosmic absurdity. The premise? Humanity&#…

In the war-torn ruins of 1944 Finland, amidst the chaos of World War II, emerges the outrageously entertaining spectacle of "Sisu." Director Jalmari Helander concocts a delirious cocktail of violence and nationalism,…

FRANCE …. THE  ARMY …. JOESPHINE In Ridley Scott's grandiose war epic "Napoleon," the screen bursts with meticulously crafted battle sequences yearning for a more cohesive narrative thread. While Scott's dire…