Like its promotional materials, Natsume Yujin-Cho The Movie: Ephemeral Bond is exceedingly pleasant and peaceful — and also rather sleep-inducing. All the characters are extremely agreeable, and [Click to read more.]
Kill Mobile <来电狂响> is one of those films which feel like it would have worked better in a theatre setting, especially given the copious amount [Click to read more.]
Every month, we’ll tell you about new comedies and dramas to hit terrestrial and cable channels, as well as streaming sites in Singapore. We’ll also [Click to read more.]
Should you watch this at weekday movie ticket prices? Yes. Should you watch this at weekend movie ticket prices? If you like Korean pop culture. [Click to read more.]
Every month, we’ll tell you about new TV shows to hit terrestrial and cable channels, as well as streaming sites in Singapore. We’ll also highlight [Click to read more.]
One of the most pressing concerns for a single person in their 30’s has been given life in Mediacorp’s latest English drama, 20 Days. The [Click to read more.]
The central premise of 50 First Dates has been so popular that there have been three remakes of the film in different languages, with 50 [Click to read more.]
“Brother of the Year” is one of those films that defy categorisation because the story veers into wildly different emotional beats at times. While it [Click to read more.]
Every month, we’ll tell you about new tv shows to hit terrestrial and cable channels, as well as streaming sites in Singapore. We’ll also highlight [Click to read more.]
If you’re catching “Ramen Teh”, you can skip the first half hour, before Uncle Wee (Mark Lee) appears. In a film where virtually everyone takes [Click to read more.]
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