Ishaan Uwach

  D irector: Brad Bird Producer: John Walker Cast: Craig T. Nelson (Robert Parr/Mr. Incredible) Holly Hunter (Helen Parr/Elastigirl), Spencer Fox (Dash Parr) Sarah Vowell (Violet Parr) A mind-blowingly great movie, The Incredibles is perfect! Many years ago, Superheroes used to save the world. But one day, Mr. Incredible, the most powerful super to exist, stopped an attempted suicide. Then Bomb Voyage, a French mime villain, explodes a rail track and Mr. Incredible saves the people inside. The people start suing Mr. Incredible, thinking that he exploded the train track. The next day, the government forced all the superheroes to return to normal civilian lives. 15 years later, in 1962, Mr. Incredible, going by Robert ‘Bob’ Parr, is seen working in an insurance company at a desk job. He then is bawled out again by his boss. Bob then returns home and messes up his car. It is revealed that he married Elastigirl, a fellow super and had 3 kids, 2 of which who have powers. Violet, who

  D irector: Pete Docter Producers: Pete Docter, Dana Leigh Murray Cast: Jamie Foxx (Joe Gardner), Tina Fey (22). A movie with a complete greatness   , Soul (2020) is an jazzing one!!! The movie starts with a middle-school band teacher named Joe Gardner trying to teach jazz to the school band. He then says that he didn’t like jazz earlier, but later found out that he was made for it. After that, he gets called by the principal of that school and gets to know that his part-time job is now a full-time job, which leaves Joe disappo inted, as he wouldn’t have time for his big break. On his way home, he hears from his old student that Dorothea Williams, a famous jazz player, was coming to town. Captivated, Joe rushed to the Half Note, a music bar, to audition.   Joe manages to convince Williams to let him play. But when he tries to go back home, he falls into a manhole and falls into a place called the Great Beyond. He runs away and ends up in the Great Before, a place where ne

  Director: Chris Columbus Producers: John Hughes, Mark Levinson, Tarquin Gotch. Cast: Macaulay Culkin (Kevin) Daniel Stern (Marv) Joe Pesci (Harry). A movie that’s boring-at-the-start-but-gets-good-at-the-end, Home alone is… a sort of a blast. One day, in the holiday season, Eight-year-old Kevin McCallister gets a horrible scolding before the day he along with his family has to go to Paris, and gets locked up in the attic as a punishment. He at night secretly wishes that he had no family, since his siblings always make his life a living nightmare. The next day, his parents sleep in and rush to go to the airport. One of Kevin’s sister miscounts in a head count and drive off without him. An hour later, Kevin wakes up and finds none of his family is there. He first thinks that his wish has comes true, and runs around his house to celebrate. But later, he discovers that he has to protect his house from a pair of burglars alone. Want to know more? Watch the movie! I got bored in