When The Running Man, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, premiered in 1987, its dystopian game-show premise probably…
Author: Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil is a Senior Film Critic and Editor at DiscussingFilm and works in the Production Department on Films and Television. Follow her twitter @filmwithyas to keep up with all of her work.
Relationships are one of the core pillars of cinema, and more specifically, the screenplays that…
Julian Schnabel’s In the Hand of Dante is a severe misfire and complete chore to sit through, even finding a way to miscast star Oscar Isaac.
The Smashing Machine is more than just another sports biopic, examining what makes or breaks us as humans through a spectacular performance by Dwayne Johnson.
Julia Roberts and director Luca Guadagnino do their best to create a topical psychological thriller in After the Hunt, but are let down by a weak script.
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson deliver showstopping performances in Die, My Love, but the movie comes short of reaching true greatness.
The Phoenician Scheme is unlike Wes Anderson’s other recent films, putting an emphasis on comedy and Benicio del Toro’s singular performance.
Actor Harris Dickinson’s feature directorial debut, Urchin, is a powerful and poignant story about the vicious cycle of social inequality in East London.
The Amateur takes itself more seriously than other recent spy thrillers, but is held back by an uneven script and a somewhat miscast Rami Malek.
Not all romantic comedies have stood the test of time quite as well as 2001’s…