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 Moonfall movie review: Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson hopelessly surrender to Roland Emmerich's dated, irresponsible vision Ploys that felt smart in our teens look so incredibly silly today, that it is a miracle that Moonfall has managed a theatrical release, instead of being dumped in a corner of a streaming website. It has only been a couple of months since Hollywood hit us with the polarising Don’t Look Up, where director Adam McKay parodied Hollywood’s end-of-the-world movies about a meteor heading towards planet earth, only to be met with denial and apathy. There is a segment in the film where while the scientists are going around trying to warn the people about the impending Armageddon, Hollywood makes a film on it called Total Devastation, starring [fictitious] Hollywood heartthrob Devin Peters [played sportingly by Chris Evans, who gives interviews from behind his massive sunglasses, using zero modulation in his voice]. I would be willing to bet half my fortune that Total Dev

Badhaai Do humour not at the expense of LGBTQI community, it's a sensitive film: Bhumi Pednekar 'There was a lot of sensitivity about the LGBTQI community, which is something I really respected. That came from the writing and the direction. There was not a lot for me to be alert about, which tells you about the maturity and the thinking that has gone behind the writing,' Bhumi Pednekar says. Actor Bhumi Pednekar says her upcoming comedy drama Badhaai Do talks about "love and acceptance" through a sensitive lens, never using its humour against the LGBTQI community to mine cheap laughs. The film features Pednekar as a lesbian physical education teacher Sumi, who gets into a marriage of convenience with actor Rajkummar Rao's Shardul Thakur, who the makers teased will be a gay policeman. The film is billed as a spiritual sequel to the National Award-winning 2018 hit Badhaai Ho!. In an interview with PTI, Pednekar said she agreed to do the film half way through its