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Kaiser Khan is Founder & Editor of Celluloid and founder of Elite Digital AI Solutions Ltd, which owns CelluloidScore.com. An entrepreneur and cultural producer, he sets the site’s answer-first editorial standard and transparent four-input Celluloid Score.
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★★★★☆
Ramadan comfort food television — Suno Chanda's cousins-to-lovers arc, ensemble warmth, and Iqra Aziz-Ahad Raza Mir chem…
Essential Pakistan television on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — Ramadan comfort food television — Suno Chanda's cousins-to-lovers arc, ensemble
★★★½☆
Chen Kaige, Tsui Hark, and Dante Lam's Korean War titan split Western critics but conquered China — 55% critics, 85% audiences, and 5.7 billion CNY of national memory.
Essential context for China cinema on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — understand the split before you dismiss it.
★★★★½
Fan Wei and Qin Hao anchor one of the most acclaimed Chinese crime dramas of the streaming era — patient, melancholic, a…
Essential China television on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — Fan Wei and Qin Hao anchor one of the most acclaimed Chinese crime dramas of the
★★★★☆
Banjong Pisanthanakun's Korean co-production shaman horror — 82% critics, festival buzz, and found-footage dread that divided audiences in its final act.
Strongly recommended Thailand horror on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — ritual terror with mockumentary nerve.
★★★★☆
The Scarecrow takes the shadow of the Hwaseong serial murders and aims its rage not at the killer but at the institutions that manufactured a culprit — a slow-burn procedural elevated by Park Hae-soo and Lee Hee-jun at the peak of their powers.
For patient viewers who like their crime drama morally serious: watch it. One of the strongest Korean series of 2026, carried by two ferocious lead performances.
★★★★☆
Frant Gwo's prequel-sequel doubles the planetary scale — 80% critics, 85% audiences, and a 173-minute epic that asks whether humanity deserves to survive itself.
Strongly recommended China sci-fi — essential companion to part one on Best of Asia 2016–2026.
★★★☆☆
Ambitious if uneven — Indonesia's first major superhero serial proves Bumilangit's IP has audience hunger even when VFX …
Essential Indonesia television on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — Ambitious if uneven — Indonesia's first major superhero serial proves Bumilangit
★★★½☆
Budjette Tan's comic became Netflix animation — 78% critics, Filipino folklore meets cyberpunk Manila, Liza Soberano voicing Alexandra Trese.
Visually striking Philippines animation on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — six episodes craving a second season.
★★★★☆
Edwin's wildest ride — a Citra-winning action-romance that plays like a graphic novel come to life, with Ladya Cheryl ma…
Essential Indonesia cinema on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — Edwin's wildest ride — a Citra-winning action-romance that plays like a graphic
★★★☆☆
Anggy Umbara rebooted Indonesia's beloved comedy trio into a record-shattering hit — 65% critics, 82% audiences, nostalgia as national event cinema.
Event Indonesia comedy on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — uneven craft, undeniable cultural footprint.
★★★★½
When Life Gives You Tangerines follows one couple across the decades on Jeju Island and earns every tear it draws — a generational epic in which IU and Park Bo-gum give two of the finest K-drama performances in recent memory.
Essential viewing, and not only for K-drama fans. Bring tissues, clear your weekend, and let it take its time — the patience is the point.
★★★★½
Class-conscious romance done right — Sanam Saeed's Kashaf and Fawad Khan's Zaroon remain the template for Pakistani dram…
Essential Pakistan television on Best of Asia 2016–2026 — Class-conscious romance done right — Sanam Saeed's Kashaf and Fawad Khan's Zaroo
★★★★★
Anurag Kashyap’s coal-dust epic is Hindi cinema’s great modern gangster saga — sprawling, funny, brutal, and endlessly quotable.
A Celluloid Pick — essential crime cinema, not just essential Hindi cinema.
★★★★★
Aamir Khan’s directorial debut remains a landmark of Hindi humanist cinema — tender, didactic, and still urgent about how schools fail different minds.
Essential — a Celluloid Pick and one of modern Hindi drama’s defining acts of empathy.
★★★½☆
Atlee and Shah Rukh Khan deliver maximalist vigilante spectacle — uneven as drama, irresistible as star vehicle.
Worth watching for the set pieces and SRK’s dual-mode charisma — not for narrative elegance.
★★★☆☆
A glossy YRF spy carnival that restored Shah Rukh Khan to event-cinema form more than it reinvented the genre.
Fun as a comeback firework; thin as a spy thriller — Metascore (47) tells the colder truth.
★★★★★
The first Indian series to win the International Emmy for Best Drama — a harrowing procedural elevated by Shefali Shah’s towering lead.
Essential Indian television — meticulous, exhausting, and ethically serious.
★★★★★
TVF’s gentle Uttar Pradesh comedy remains one of Indian streaming’s most beloved shows — deadpan, warm, and surgically observed.
A quiet masterpiece of ensemble comedy — essential beyond its rural setting.
★★★★½
Raj & DK’s spy thriller makes geopolitics feel like a day job — taut, funny, and anchored by Manoj Bajpayee’s great everyman performance.
The gold standard of Indian spy TV — watch for Bajpayee, stay for the domestic dread.
★★★☆☆
Sébastien Vaniček's Evil Dead Burn is the franchise's most savage gore machine, and critics are split — a Certified Fresh 72% on Rotten Tomatoes against a 55 Metascore — between its ferocious practical craft and its thin, humorless siege narrative.
Gorehounds get exactly what they came for in the franchise's meanest entry, but thin characters and the missing Raimi-era mischief keep it a notch below Evil Dead Rise. Fans should go; the curious can wait for streaming.
★★★½☆
David Wain's Sundance-premiered comedy is a Certified Fresh gag parade — 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, 66 on Metacritic — powered by Zoey Deutch and a deep bench of comic ringers, even if the hit-to-miss ratio trails his best work.
A loose, laugh-dense summer comedy carried by Zoey Deutch's charm and David Wain's troupe of ringers. See it for the gags that land and forgive the ones that don't — recommended for comedy fans.
★★★★☆
Apple TV's Lucky turns a heist gone wrong into seven episodes of nonstop set pieces — Taylor-Joy, Olyphant, and Bening make the familiar feel newly electric.
A crafty, addictive limited series that fires on adrenaline more than invention — Taylor-Joy's best TV work since The Queen's Gambit.
★★★★½
A romance scam, a murder mystery, and youth soccer collide in Apple TV's sharpest comedy-thriller of the summer — Maslany makes every twist feel human.
Funny, twisty, and emotionally grounded — one of 2026's best limited-series surprises, with a finale that earns its binge.
★★★★½
Shot entirely on IMAX 70mm film, Christopher Nolan's Homer adaptation is a genuine formal event — now confirmed as a record opening and audience favorite — even if the epic's scale occasionally outpaces its heart.
A staggering technical achievement, Nolan's highest-rated film with critics, and a rare A-CinemaScore blockbuster audiences are actively recommending. See it on the biggest screen you can find.