Mae Abdulbaki is the Movie Reviews Editor at Screen Rant. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, focusing on film, cinema, and theater, while also exploring cultural themes and societal impacts. Mae's insights and critiques can be found in her contributions to Screen Rant.
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Mae Abdulbaki's coverage predominantly revolves around movie reviews and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on film analysis and endings. She also delves into TV series, particularly when it comes to reviewing their episodes or explaining specific aspects of the shows.
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By: Mae Abdulbaki
I was surprised when it was announced that another film — and not writer-director Payal Kapadia's lush All We Imagine as Light — would be India's
By: Mae Abdulbaki
The original Cruel Intentions , an adaptation of the 1782 novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses , was one of my most memorable films growing up.
By: Mae Abdulbaki
It has its moments, but it undermines its heart.
By: Mae Abdulbaki
On the heels of the successful original animation, a lot is riding on Moana 2 , a sequel that nicely builds on what came before.
By: Mae Abdulbaki
There's something achingly heartwrenching yet horrifying about The Girl With The Needle . The Danish film, directed by Magnus von Horn from a
By: Mae Abdulbaki
Whigham & Coon are a winning team.
By: Mae Abdulbaki
You Are Not Me Tú no eres yo ) understands the anxiety of holiday family gatherings. It weaponizes it and taps into the fear of rejection and the
By: Mae Abdulbaki
Where biopics are known to depict their subjects as larger-than-life figures to the detriment of their story and humanization, A Complete Unknown reckons with Bob Dylan's enigmatic nature.
By: Mae Abdulbaki
A Christmas movie you can rewatch each year.
Breaking down Mufasa: The Lion King's ending.
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