A family-oriented CG animated adventure, Dino King follows the life of a young Tarbosaurus millions of years ago.

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What was meant as the last chapter in The Ring franchise turns out to be nothing more than a bad excuse to keep the machine rolling. Sadako 3D isn’t worth any horror fan’s time.

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Nightfall serves up a tale of cold revenge on a sleek, multilayered platter of sumptuous visuals and numerous but believable twists.

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A joyous slice of family life and childhood imagination, Hayao Miyazaki’s My Neighbor Totoro is a wonderful film for the whole family.

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Back to 1942 is an epic that tells the story of China’s devastating wartime famine. beautifully filmed and with a large budget, the film is sprawling, but fails to strike an emotional note, perhaps due to it overreaching sense of scope.

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This wuxia twist on Romeo and Juliet is rooted in a Chinese legend, but despite the stunning visuals from director Ma Jingle, it fails to evoke the tragic romance due to bad casting and a poorly fleshed out story.

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An audacious comedy from Kawashima Yûzô, this 1956 Japanese classic will have you rolling in your seat.

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Donnie Yen’s latest wuxia film offers a winning mix of martial arts action and thrilling drama.

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Thai filmmaker M.L. Bhandevanop Devakul’s recreation of the Kurosawa Akira classic Rashomon is visually stunning, but a classic should never be fooled around with. This remake misses all the nuance of the Kurosawa original.

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An erotic drama from Hong Kong, Girl$ explores the world of online prostitution in an often stylish and touching way.

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