Sanjeev Yadav

I was intrigued by the trailer, and I became a fan after watching just half of the movie. Directed by Haneef Adeni, Marco features the incredible Unni Mukundan in the lead role as Marco, alongside a talented stunt team, who truly deliver exceptional performances. Korean and Japanese films have always portrayed brutality at its rawest, and Marco does not shy away from this tradition. I have often wondered why we tend to avoid showing human brutality as it genuinely occurs. A few films, like Rakht Charitra, have been unapologetic in their depiction of gore, showcasing it as it really happens. Why are we so squeamish about revealing this reality? Thankfully, Marco breaks this mold. I absolutely loved the movie and appreciated its unflinching portrayal of brutality. At least someone has the guts to show what reality is. Despite some comments claiming that even Korean movies don’t showcase such brutality, I believe these viewers need to recognize how taboo-breaking those films really are especially movies like Old boy that could explore the taboo subject of incest and showed bloody violence at its peak.

Heard about this movie, would you believe it from a Bollywood gossip column on reddit but boy oh boy did this movie and how. Kudos to Raghav for playing such a ruthless character, I have always believed that comedians are the best actors and Raghav proves it. I know the real story on which this movie is based the makers have taken a lot of liberties but as a normal cine goer this was amazing. The whole NSG angle was really played out well. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience... Lakshya and Raghav were really good, Ashish sir never disappoints but the real winner was the action sequences. They were raw, unapologetic and brutal i really enjoyed that.

As a action movie fan this movie blew my mind the most amazing part was the fight between Amitabh Bachchan and Prabhas, but as a sci-fi fan I was disappointed in its execution as soon as I entered the theatre and the movie started I was taken to a dystopian post apocalyptic world which reminded me of 5th Element. The shield formation in the end fight looked so much like Wakanda shield formation, that being said I really enjoyed the Hindu history elements of the movie and I especially enjoyed Amitabh Bachchan as Aswathamba he was a screen stealer. Cameos by RGV, Dalquer, Rajamoli were brilliant. Prabhas looked great but he really came on his own in the end fighting scene. Kamla Hasan was brilliant as always. Deepika didn't have much to do in the movie as was the case with Disha and Mrunal Thakur however Anna Ben, was fantastic in her role. I throlly enjoyed the experience and am looking forward to the next installment, but it's a request to the filmmakers Indian audience wants something new something never seen before, try to deliver on that. Overall this was a great cinematic experience and one which I would recommend to all.

What a beautiful movie about human animal relationship.... Jackie Chan you have always been and still are a legend... I have seen you since the Drunken Master days right up to here and you can surprise me even today.

Strong acting, great cinematography, but an incoherent storyline and a sub-par ending make this film lousy and loosely scripted. Zaidi books have given us gems in the past, but the screenplay and premise here was lacking substance and did not work for me.

Eddie Murphy is Dolemite and how he delivers. A fitting tribute to 70's blaxploitation, crass, vulgar, and one hell of a movie. Wesley Snipes was a surprise.

Strong acting, amazing action but slowely paced. Saif Ali Khan, Manav Vij and Deepak Dobriyal do an impeccable job in portraying their respective characters. The storyline, locations, dialect, are on spot but the movie's pace is slow, it could have been a better experience at under 1hour 45mins.

I loved the hateful and racist Eastwood in this sweet movie about life, the build up was such that I expected a blood bath but the ending was really surprising.