Aditya Mishra

Don't go on the reviews, if you truly like cinema and great screenplay. It is gripping, the reviewers are bunch of mouth breathers with an IQ of T-rex

Must watch if you love great direction. You should take away sensitivity, friendship, and sense of responsibility. Again the direction ❤️

The good thing about this movie is Sean Penn's acting which is brilliant other than that there is no brilliant direction or something quite mediocre actually, it's real rating should be 6.5 imdb and 60% Rotten Tomatoes

I like it, don't go on the bad reviews cause people who had given bad reviews to this never understood cinema. This is just different gravy and the acting is great. It is not like any normal comedy you watch has some dark humor. I loved it! It was satisfying.

Demonstrating the power of cinema, wow! oh wow! That scene where Glasha says, "He's deaf, he's crazy! His family was killed". The zoom-ins were spectacular. You are involved in the film, it is speaking to you and in the gut-wrenching moments you can't escape. You can't escape because it's too well-made and artistic to look away but it comes with its moments of horror. One thing about Russian fils is they intend to take their time. So, the pace will be slow but it's linear and worth sticking too. I am blown, reminded me of Tarkovsky.

Anyone who doesn't think this as a great movie are probably not used to quality or a Harry Potter fan. This is one of the greatest piece in terms of story and acting. What more do you want, it touches the narrative of magic and people want to see Harry potter in the name of that. It leaves you flabbergasted by the end if you watch it without spoilers, the 1st time I watched it was in 2018 and i had to bury my face in palms in wonder. "Wow! Nolan", I yelled on top of my lungs and there were goosebumps. I love it. The acting. The story. The direction. Underrated truly.

This changed my life. I can't even begin from where exactly Vikas lured me in with his magical words and humble narratives of "not belonging", and "relience". It's a journey that inspires and I was dead before only to be reborn again with this. I'll watch it multiple times I think.

Travel to the 1972 miracle! Well researched, well directed, well acted—A strong narrative of survivors in the face of death. Must watch.

It is some deep drama and leaves you with a heavy heart at the end. Everything in this movie is amazing. The screenplay. The direction. You feel a sense of empathy and the portrayal of a child's innocence is one of the best I have ever scene.

Not as good as first. Fine till the first hour but the ending sucks. It is not a satisfying murder mystery. Excellent wardrobe though