Kapil Khullar

If you have friends whom you've really loved. You're gonna love this movie. There are times in your life when you have to follow your heart - no matter what.

Absolutely Horrible. stay Away. [ was not possible to give a zero star rating]

Russel made me feel, it was ME going through all that. Outstanding, superb. You fight for something you can't let go, and when you fight - you take it to the end, no matter what. precise casting, praise worthy cinematography, very effective and in-tune background score and Oh-so-wow direction. picks up the pace gradually and keeps you on the edge of your seat.

A one-man show by Joidie. One of the most underrated movies out there I think. Her relentless pursuit of her child - is something only a Mother (or a Father) can do. A gem of a Movie. Also brings out the very menacing and bleak fact of today's world - A) No one really cares and B) They'll bring you down to your knees if you ain't strong enough to hold yourself up ( As the Great Rocky Balboa says).

A highly under-rated movie. Movies like this change your life. They teach you how to look into the eyes of the man in the mirror with respect - always. It's about the "conscience" of a man and his brothers in arms, which DID NOT die. And yes - the cinematography was top-notch. The character's were carefully chosen. The main leads - Bruce Willis and Monica Bellucci did great. (Bruce - I Love you man).

Brilliant cinematography, Excellent acting by all (esp. the lead character played by Sir Kenneth Branagh) and overall a very entertaining and satisfying movie. The Mystery genre (and in that The Murder Mystery genre) isn't something easy to attempt and execute so nicely. highly recommended.

A Love story, or shall we say - a love story about discovering what your heart really wants. A movie that - emphasises on two very important aspects of Love and heart-break. Firstly - 'time is a big healer' and Secondly - times change and with it - people change, and that's okay. Life must - and it does - move on. The Movie has been - almost everywhere - incorrectly described as - a "Neo-noir thriller" or a "Suspense thriller" or even a "dull and derivative thriller". I'd most humbly like to disagree with these descriptions, the movie is about Love, loss, heart-break and redemption after fall. It is about finding yourself in the process of finding your love and vice-versa. The film has Samara Weaving, Zach Avery and Carly Chaikin in the lead roles. Zach Avery's portrayal of a disturbed, guilt bearing heart-broken lover who's trying cope with his loss suits his 'not so expressive' face but this character could've been played with more intensity.'Samara Weaving' whom we all admire has also been under-used with respect to her acting capabilities.'Carly Chaikin' however shines. She has played her character most convincingly, and you can't help but get attached to 'Kat's' character as the movie progresses. The other notable performances are by 'Alex Fernandez' and 'Brian Cox' . (Oh - just one more thing - it would help to understand/feel the movie better, if 1) you've really madly been in love with someone and 2) have gone through a heart-break that nearly broke you ツ)

One more title - which proves that ratings and reviews can be wrong - very wrong. The cinematography is nothing short of excellent - So is the background score - the casting is bang on target - esp. "Kristin Scott Thomas" as Mrs. Danvers (Danny) and "Armie Hammer" as Maxim DeWinter. Kristin Scott Thomas brings to life the evil so effectively that you can't help but awe the performance(it is scary indeed). But the star attraction is the leading lady with no name - Mrs DeWinter -"Lily James". She brings to life every emotion of the young lady - the misplaced second wife - the successor to a enormous persona - wriggling in the shadow of the phenomenon called 'Rebecca'. Fear, struggle, confusion, battered hope, belief, repressed anger, dilemma, that feeling of being outcast, - being in the wrong place - and later on of grit, of determination ; everything is so effortlessly portrayed by 'Lily James' that you begin to live the character. The growth of her character is very subtle yet very definite. She is the 'Knight in the shining armor' - if I may say so - of this narrative. Watch the Movie without any preconceived notions - or comparisons - and you'll Love it.

This movie is about HOPE, about LIFE and about SHOWING UP..! That is the singularly most important thing in Life - You show up when you're supposed to - you don't run away - you don't hide.. You face the music - even if it takes all your heart. Love this movie - 10/10