Rajiv Singha

Here's the thing: Monk is one of those shows out of which you make a memory and keep it in a nice and warm place in your heart. A carefully and diligently made directive series, its every episode is a gem. I have laughed and cried with Adrian Monk and celebrated his triumphs especially the one in the finale. Monk will always be in my heart and I will be watching this shown again, for the 3rd time. If you haven't watched it, pleaese do. You'll thank me later. Wipe!!

The best Thor till date.

One word — GrimTatti! The movie is all over the place.

The plot is all over the place. Crying babies, screaming women, and incessesant rain. That's all. And yes, a filthy book with a really bad handwriting and blood stains. Meh!

Rotten tomatoes has lost its credibility. The movie is crawling with flaws. 1. The family is shown to be super careful when the movie opens. They seem to know how to stay away from these creatures by being super silent. At the same time, they don't think twice before letting a kid be the last in the line 2. The couple's desire to reproduce overpowers their common sense that would otherwise deter them from giving birth to a newborn baby and putting its life in danger 3. The creature ripped open the metal grain store easily but was struggling with the car 4. When they saw so many of these creatures hurtling towards them, why were they so slow in turning on the volume of the static (badly timed drama) 5. Those two kids could have spent on the storage without making a noise. Why would they create a ruckus for no reason?!

The time when I take a dump in the morning is more interesting than this movie.

This movie carries the same level of greatness attached to its name. If you don't like this, then you don't know what good movies are made of.