The cinematic landscape is currently enriched by a diverse trio of films, ranging from a comedic reboot to a probing documentary and a poignant animated feature. Each offers a unique perspective on storytelling, engaging audiences with humor, social commentary, and environmental urgency.

Leading the pack is "THE NAKED GUN" (15), an 85-minute comedy that earns a five-star rating. This 2025 reboot sees Liam Neeson stepping into the shoes of Lt Frank Drebin Jr., the son of Leslie Nielsen’s original character. Neeson, typically known for his tough-guy roles in films like 'Taken,' surprisingly shines in this comedic role, delivering humor by playing it straight, much like Nielsen. His offscreen chemistry with co-star Pamela Anderson, who plays Beth Davenport, translates seamlessly to the screen. Anderson’s Beth guides the bumbling Los Angeles detective through a dastardly plot, leading to a romantic connection. Produced by Seth MacFarlane and directed by Akiva Schaffer, the film successfully retains the winning formula of the 1988 original, featuring a barrage of corny and edgier jokes that contribute to its 15 certification. Despite some gags not landing, the sheer volume ensures constant laughter, making a sequel highly anticipated.

In stark contrast, "DOGSPIRACY" (12A), a 98-minute documentary, receives a two-star rating. Joining the trend of '—spiracy' titles, this film, fronted by British vet Dr. Marc Abraham, aims to expose the