What To Watch This Week: Aug 10-16, 2026
An overlooked X-Files movie returns with a long-waited Director’s Cut.
Kung Fu Soccer Review: Beat Post-World Cup Blues With Stephen Chow’s Messi, Messy & Madcap Fun
Zhang Xiaofei and Dilraba Dilmurat lead a women’s football team where gravity, FIFA rules and common sense are all spectacularly sent off.
Mojoku Hilang! Review: This Feel-Good Malaysian Comedy About A Missing Cow Is Full Of Kampung Charm
A missing bovine mascot, colourful villagers and gorgeous Perlis scenery make this easy-going Malaysian comedy an, er, udderly enjoyable watch.
What To Watch This Week: July 27-Aug 2, 2026
The Devil Wears Prada 2 arrives on streaming this week!
It’s My Time Review: Michelle Yeoh Is A Speedcubing Grandma In This Charming Chinese Comedy
Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh plays a feisty grandmother who goes viral as a speedcubing sensation in this crowd-pleasing underdog story.
Kokuho Review: Ken Watanabe Anchors A Stunning Kabuki Drama That’s A Feast For The Eyes
A yakuza heir’s journey to become Japan's greatest kabuki performer unfolds in a lavish, emotionally rich drama that dazzles with its artistry.
What To Watch This Week: July 20-26, 2026
A Shop for Killers is back in business! That, and a rare Steven Spielberg gem — a comedy! — arrives on Netflix!
What To Watch This Week: July 13-19, 2026
This week, the World Cup ends. Normalcy awaits! How about a game of golf?
Crossing Review: What's Infernal Affairs Director Andrew Lau Producing A Mao Zedong War Epic?
Liu Ye shines as a young Mao Zedong in this lavishly mounted historical war epic that's more entertaining than you’d expect.
What to Watch This Week: July 6-12, 2026
It's time to pick up some dating tips in another season of Better Late Than Single!
Jack Neo's Ah Boys To Firemen Is Coming. Here's Your Firefighter Movie Homework
Ah Boys to Firemen is slated to open in cinemas during Chinese New Year 2027. Until then, here are the firefighter movies that set the bar.
What to Watch This Week: June 22-28, 2026
Are you ready to return to Pandora? If not, there's always King's Landing.
Dear You Review: This Tearjerking Teochew Drama Connects Chinese Families Across Generations
It's best you watch this in Teochew. (Don't ask me why the original version isn't the one most people will get to see.)