Amita Jain

This movie seems to be lifted directly from some Hollywood movies, in parts, specially the car chase scenes and the fast action sequences. The story line isn’t new either. But the combined product is quite combative and entertaining. All actors including Salman Khan, Bobby Deol and Jacqueline Fernandez are stereotypical. Nishigandha Wad is impressive albeit in a small role. It’s an action packed film with tight direction, which appeals to me.

It’s like any other South Indian movie, loud, emotional and full of action. It’s a rehash of many other similar movies, mostly lifted straight from other films. Despite it, the lead has acted well and there is some comedy too.

No matter what anybody says, I found the film engaging. The movie, of course, is a fantasy but the treatment, the action, the picturisation and the acting are all above average. Specially the special effects used are really magnificent. Noah Ringer, Dev Patel, Nicola Perez and Jackson Rathbone have all done a marvelous job. M. Night Shyamalan has proven to be a wonderful writer and director again. Though the film is supposed to be for kids but adults can easily enjoy it too.

Somehow, it saddened my heart, watching this movie. It’s, oh so tragic. It’s so full of longing, yearning, passion. You get so immersed in the love story that you forget everything that’s going on around them. It’s like everything is in the background. Keira Knightly is my favorite actress and James McAvoy has done a wonderful job too. Saoirse Ronan and Venessa Redgrave are very impactful also. Photography is very good and Joe Wright’s direction is superb. Hats off to writer Christopher Hampton. I daresay, I would have missed this movie if it weren’t on Netflix

This is a fun movie without going too much into the nitty gritty of it. Dwyane Johnson and Kevin Hart make a great team and have once again given a good performance. The story line is a bit rickety you have to take it with a pinch of salt. Some good laughs, with some blatant blunders aside, you can go for it.

Best martial arts action movie I’ve ever seen. The action is very fast paced and tight. As far as story goes, much wasn’t expected from the outset. It’s a revenge story where there’s the perpetrator and the victims, who avenge themselves in the end. Hairul Azreen and Fify Azmi have acted very well. Adrian Teh has directed the movie well without letting up or loosing momentum anywhere.

It’s a fantastic fantasy movie. I’m a 65 year old woman and I enjoyed the movie thoroughly. I think I’m still a kid at heart. I suggest we should all keep our inner kid alive. The story’s about the convergence of the superheroes to defeat a mega villain. The story and action are both fast paced. Not a minute of boredom. Photography is good. Acting is good, star cast is good. What’s not to like

It’s interesting and entertaining. It has all the elements of a great movie, good story, good acting, good direction, good photography, and all the elements of emotion, tragedy and comedy, that pull at your heart strings. I loved the movie. I guess you will too

Snow White & The Huntsman: Fairy tales and their spinoffs are always so nice to see because they are associated with our own childhood memories. We all loved fairy tales. Watching Snow White and The Huntsman, we were always looking for similarities with the original story. Here, of course, it’s a different take on the tale. Chris Helmworth acts well. Kristen Stewart on the other hand is either scowling, frowning or plain staring. She just passes off stony, glazed glaring as acting. But she looks pretty, I’ll give her that. Charlize Theron has proved her mettle once again. She’s unmatched. Sam Claflin looks good too. Picturisation is amazing. The director, Rupert Sanderson could have done a better job

Men In Black International is way too implausible. The best agent H making mistakes, agent M graduating to seniority so fast, traitor agents in the unit, the queen and the pawn….very gimmicky, not much substance. I mean somewhere along the story, the story writer lost the thread of coherency. I can digest nonsense but a sci Fi nonsense, no sir. Chris Helmsworth and Liam Neeson (my favorite actor with a two bit role in the movie) are good. Rest are okay. The director F. Gary Gray could use sharpening up his skills a bit