It's a Spielberg-Hanks collaboration. So you knew that it was going to be good. Although it might not be the best movie of both of their careers, individually or together, but it does have a strong premise and the performances by the actors, especially Mark Rylance was brilliant. I did feel that Jesse Plemmons should have been used more as he is a remarkable actor. But overall it is quite good, the tension built by the movie is excellent, the suspense and the final climax is a great one. Wishing to see more of Hanks and Spielberg in the coming future.

Season 1: Tina Fey brings another great comedy after her successful 30 Rock. Ellie Kemper is definitely unbreakable in her role as Kimmy Schmidt as well as Tituss Burgess and Jane Krakowski, who shine in their respective supporting roles. The series has a lot of chuckles and there is not a single moment when you get bored or tired. Something funny and good happens every moment. And the guest appearances by a bunch of talented people like Ki Hong Lee, Tina Fey, Dean Norris, Tim Blake Nelson make it so amazing. And also maybe one of the best extended cameo in TV history ever by the lovable Jon Hamm. This one is definitely for TV Sitcom fans as it is going to make every one of you laugh out loud.

This could have been one of the best movie of the year and I was really excited about it because of the amazing trailer and the strong leading cast. But the movie was full of unnecessary moments and it wasn't as action-packed as seen in the trailer. To it's credit, the story was pretty good and engaging, it did have some really intense moments, the performances by Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar were really great and the finale of the movie is amazing. The finale might be the best thing about the movie. But the whole movie just kept dragging on and the love story between the two Aditi Roy Hydari and Akhtar was sometimes really painful to handle. The movie disappointed me as I was really up for it but it didn't anger me so much. It is still a one time watch because of the climax and the Akhtar-Bachchan chemistry.

The western classic by a Tarantino is another one of his best. It takes a different twist in the western genre and is just so stylish. Tarantino brings in a movie with so many amazing sequences and a cast of actors who are so brilliant in their roles. Jamie Foxx as the lead and Leonardo DiCaprio as the antagonist(for the first time), just nail their roles. Samuel L Jackson brings in one of his most finest performance. Christoph Waltz is mindblowing from the beginning till the end. The movie also earned him his second Oscar. This is a must watch for everyone.

Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece Pulp Fiction is one of the best movie ever made. Using the concept of non linear storytelling as he did in his previous movie Reservoir Dogs, this is one of the most influential movies of 1995. The movie has a huge cast including John Travolta, Samuel L Jackson, Bruce Willis, Uma Thurman, Tim Roth, Harvey Keitel and Christopher Walken, who all provide some of the most memorable performances of last year. The movie is also popular for its pop culture references and its brilliant mixture of humor and violence. The dialogues, the acting, the directing, the screenplay, everything in the movie is amazing. This is undoubtedly the best of all the Tarantino movies.

Tarantino's dream project which he wrote prior to the release of Kill Bill but he finally got to release it on 2009. This war movie which tells an alternate story to kill Hitler, has some of the best movie sequences ever made especially the interrogation sequence in the beginning and the mind blowing climax. Christoph Waltz in this movie plays an antagonist and delivers one of the best performances in the history of cinema. The performances of Brad Pitt, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger are amazing as well.

Death Proof is easily the worst movie ever made by Tarantino. It's a slasher movie and one expects a lot when Tarantino helms as the director but this movie is just another dumb slasher flick based on a serial killer who kills women for fun. Released as a part of the 2007 double feature Grindhouse, this movie ultimately dissapoints.

Although the amount of violence and action is considerably less in this sequel, but it still provides a satisfying conclusion to this ultimate revenge saga. Uma Thurman again kicks ass and this time we see the acting chops of the great David Carradine as well.

Uma Thurman kicks ass in this movie about a woman who goes on a revenge spree against her old crime partners. This movie takes revenge stories to another level with some really great fighting sequences which are shot with great style and also pays homage to a lot of old Samurai and Sphagetti Western flicks.