
Awais Irfan
Junior Producer at Sky News
Reviews Editor at Filmhounds
Production assistant @channel4 • Reviews editor @filmhoundsmag • Words @thncom @outtakemag @thefilmbitecom @moviemarker
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1 week ago |
thehollywoodnews.com | Awais Irfan
The phrase “the MCU’s best in years” is tossed around every single time the studio releases a new tentpole these days that it feels like it has lost all credibility; the truth is that they have been on a streak of mediocrity for a while now and each new film strays further from the heights and seamless interconnectivty of Marvel’s glory days a decade ago.
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4 weeks ago |
thehollywoodnews.com | Awais Irfan
Alex Garland’s fractious thriller Civil War depicted a dystopian America splintered by political violence at a time when the country’s real-time morality wasn’t too dissimilar to that of the film. Garland’s films, if nothing else, always speak to the moment. For his latest, Warfare, he has co-opted a writing and directing credit with Ray Mendoza, military informant on Civil War, based on Mendoza’s own memories of an insurgent operation in 2006 Iraq.
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1 month ago |
moviemarker.co.uk | Awais Irfan
Released: 4th April 2025Director: Alex ScharfmanStarring: Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega, Will PoulterThe ‘eat the rich’ narrative has become commonplace cinema over the last few years —Triangle of Sadness, The Menu, and Blink Twice being recent examples. In A24’s Death of a Unicorn, director Alex Scharfman takes the theme quite literally when mythical unicorns actually eat and terrorise the rich after they mess with powers beyond their control.
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Feb 14, 2025 |
thehollywoodnews.com | Awais Irfan
After a quiet 2024 with only one major release (as a former Fox property, one could even argue Deadpool & Wolverine’s significance in the current canon), the MCU is supercharging into 2025 with three tentpole films and they’re kicking things off with Anthony Mackie’s long-awaited feature debut as Captain America in Captain America: Brave New World.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
filmhounds.co.uk | Awais Irfan
2016's Moana was lightning in a bottle: a critical darling – beloved for the cultural representation, classic feeling story, ear-worm songs and awe-inspired animation – that also grossed a tidy $687 million at the worldwide box office. But it has found even more success in the years since as the most streamed film ever as of 2024 (80 billion+ minutes and counting), so it's no surprise that Disney wanted to switch gears from a follow-up series on Disney+ to a fully fledged theatrical sequel.
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