This week on End Credits, we’re going to do crimes. Well, *we* aren’t the ones who are going to be doing those crimes, but we will be enjoying them in a voyeuristic sense with this week’s review, which is the Netflix crime drama The White Tiger. Crime is a regular staple of summer movies, and speaking of which, we will once again hop in the wayback machine to a summer from the past.
This Wednesday, July 7, at 3 pm, Adam A. Donaldson and Tim Phillips will discuss:
Summer Lovin’ Part 9: 1992. It was nearly 30 years ago, when the movies from 1992 hit the big screen, and it was a summer with some choice picks. The Alien series briefly ended, a caveman learned to ride a skateboard, Van Damme fought Lundgren, and Tom Hanks led an all-female team of baseball players. There was also a Batman movies complete with an evil circus, and the most disturbing version of the Penguin even concocted. We’ll look at all the oddities.
REVIEW: The White Tiger (2021). It’s a well known story: a young man from an underprivileged background wants something better, and he’s willing to do anything to make it happen. Based on a novel of the same name, The White Tiger follows Balram, as he discovers just how hard it is to escape India’s outdated caste system and the urban/rural divide. Servitude is supposed to be second nature to Balram, but what happens when a chauffeur from the country starts to embrace his inner white tiger and chase something bigger for himself? Let’s find out!
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