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Why did Harlan commit suicide even before experiencing a single adverse reaction to wrong drug? A great mystery writer will never reveal details of his will to anyone. Why would the shrewd family members allow Blanc to be inside their home? Showing a burnt camera does not mean the recording is burnt too. Why did Fran come to a deserted place? To be murdered? How convenient for the script writer, film makers and Marta to puke their way to a good fortune.

What is this? Are we supposed to root for a smuggler now? Are we supposed to consider a person hero who insults Gorkhas? This film tries to teaches youngsters that if a girl does not notice you, then offer her money for sexual favours. The girl too is pressured by her friends and repeatedly told that it is okay to give kiss to a stranger in return for money. Policemen doing honest work are portrayed as villains. Other times the whole police hierarchy is shown as corrupt.

Nine yawns ========= I gave this film such a high rating just because of the extremely cute, loving and well behaved cats I have ever seen, especially the cat Ambrose. No wonder our protagonist Zachary falls in love with him too. I think this film would have been much better if the lead actress had been a good looking girl. Stephanie Bennett (Jacqueline) as our handsome hero's love interest would have been such a delightful casting. Also, the film is unnecessarily long. I would have given this film 8 stars if they had wrapped up the sweet story in sixty minutes. It was refreshing to see the heroine pursue a Veterinary degree instead of the usual marketing/ sales job.

Bugs in the program to Blam3 ======================= Spoilers Ahead I can understand M3GAN messing up with young Cady's mind and as a result, Cady may talk rude to Aunt Gemma... But physically hitting her own aunt did not fit right with Cady's character build-up till that point. All the empathy and attachment I had built towards Cady's character just vaporized instantly. Just what were you thinking? Minus Five stars for Bad writing.

The Third Yawn ============ Warning: Spoilers It is totally unreal how Holly goes about asking the policemen whatever he wants and they cooperate and waste their time showing him all the details about the case and all the evidence they have gathered, as if he is the Chief of Police of Vienna. Why do policemen go about serving and buying him drinks and plane tickets? Why did Harry call girly-name Holly to Vienna in the first place? The level of brain usage by any and all villains is just unbelievable. Their actions are but laugh-worthy. The irritating background music is one of the worst I have ever come across and reminded me of "Speak No Evil" (2022).

Just another Joker, Lex Luthor story with Sci-Fi seasoning -------------------- Summary: After the spectacular opening scene of alien spacecraft entering Earth's atmosphere and then crashlanding somewhere in Russia, there's nothing else to see anymore. Just watch the opening scene on youtube and be done with it. Spoilers Ahead -------------------- To all those who've already seen the film Attraction, lets us share our bewilderment (Spoilers ahead): When the building is damaged by the crashlanding alien spacecraft, Yulia and her boyfriend barely survived. Do you want us to believe that Yulia, who couldn't even retrieve her clothes while clinging to her boyfriend with both her hands, on a hanging bed, somehow managed to save her smartphone? Can you believe that during twilight hours, a whole gang of morons infiltrate the restricted area which every country in the world wants access to. They get in with everyone using their flashlights and no one notices- Not the soldiers patrolling on the ground, not the soldiers on the rooftops and not even the satellites of Russia, US, UK, china? Yulia fires multiple rounds on the alien and no one notices. This gang assaults the peaceful alien, shouting on it in loud voices and no one hears them. The poor alien falls to the ground with a loud crash but still no one notices. Yulia enters the restricted area, during curfew, in a car with headlights switched ON. Then she smuggles out the 200 pound alien by herself while making loud sounds and using flashlight. No one notices all this happening. The alien looks exactly like humans and seems like it went to mens parlor for styling his hair. Wow, such creative imagination! Human blood works for alien. How much more ridiculous can this get? The list can go on and on... but I want to express that with such amazing special effects team available, great budget and decent actors, all that the makers came up with is this lame Repulsive story. We are so disappointed.

The role of Ender required casting a tough child, not an utterly butterly delicate crybaby. This film took one of the greatest sci-fi stories ever written and turned it into a lame and boring watch. Absolutely Unforgivable! Read the incredible book instead.

I have a simple question for the makers of the film "Night at the Museum": Was even a minute spared to think about what type of normal-family image is being portraying to the world through this film? ✅ Take this scenario: Ben Stiller's history-enthusiast character has a happy family: a loving wife of his own, a cute innocent school-going kid. One fine day his father's old friend, soon to be retiring from his job at National History Museum, calls him to offer an exciting job of night watchman... Does this kind of story worsens the film in any way compared to what was released? What is this craze and trend about showing divorced, suffering characters, broken families, single moms... careless parents? What happened to showing strong family bonds? Loyalty to spouse?