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'The End of Oak Street' survives dinosaur fatigue with family drama (opens the original)
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The poorly received 2025 film ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ made a meta-commentary on how people no longer care about dinosaurs. The claim is reasonable, considering the dinosaur thriller genre has been on the silver screen for over 30 years, since the original Jurassic Park in 1993. Surprisingly, ‘The End of Oak Street’ (2026) manages a fun and fresh take on the genre, balancing intimate family drama with the big idea of a suburban street thrust into a prehistoric world. David Robert Mitchell's ‘The
'Dear You' (2026): A love letter to overseas Chinese in Thailand (opens the original)
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It felt like a striking coincidence that I had just watched 'The Thai Interpreter' last week, a movie about the struggles of Thai immigrants in the United States with its justice system. With 'Dear You' (2026), the filmmakers tackle something smaller but just as universal: a long-distance love between a man in Thailand and a woman in China, divided by 3,000 kilometres of sea and land. Set around the 1950s, during the fifth wave of Chinese migration to Thailand, it takes us back to a time when a
'The Thai Interpreter' movie and the reality of Thai immigrants in US (opens the original)
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Although LAAM: The Thai Interpreter (2026) takes us through the eyes of a Thai state interpreter struggling to find her footing in a career marked by injustice and suffering in the United States, it is also a rare portrayal of the bitter reality facing Thai immigrants who dream of a better life in the Land of Opportunity. The drama, inspired by true events, follows Noot (Heen Sasithorn), a young Thai woman who was promised a job in the US but was scammed and trapped by a human sex‑trafficking ga
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' redefines responsibility (opens the original)
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (2026) marks a bright morning for Tom Holland’s friendly neighbourhood superheroes. From the promotional trailers, the film is distinctly different in its visual representation than the 'Home' trilogy. Yet, what makes 'Brand New Day' great is not in its departure from the others, but how it built on the legacy of the previous ones, including those of Maguire and Garfield. The ‘Home’ trilogy and ‘The Avengers’ set us up with a technologically advanced Spider-Man who no
‘The Odyssey’ (2026) review (opens the original)
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It is the same old story. A man tries to find his way home on a decade-long journey after a decade-long war. But then, there is not just what happened but how it is told. Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ (2026) depiction of Homer’s nearly three thousand years old epic is faithful to the source while still full of surprises. It keeps the story grounded, its themes relevant, while elevating the tale with cinematic techniques that the auteur is known for. Odysseus and his comrades in "historically
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