Midhun Prem

I grew up watching Steve Rogers carry the shield — not as a weapon, but as a symbol of sacrifice, courage, and integrity. That shield isn't just vibranium. It's Steve's soul. That's why Tony Stark returned it — not because it was high-tech, but because of what it stood for. After Endgame, the shield should have been retired — placed in a museum — not passed around for hype. Sam Wilson is a good character, but forcing him to become Captain America and carry the shield felt unearned. He had his own tech, his own path, and even rejected the shield at first. Now he’s using it just to create a fake emotional connection with fans? That’s not storytelling. That’s marketing. Marvel thinks we care about the symbol. But we care about the man who gave it meaning. I’m not watching the new Captain America movie. Not out of hate — but out of respect. You can make flashy fight movies all day, but don’t call it MCU if there's no emotional weight. The shield belonged to Steve Rogers. Let it rest. — A Marvel fan who still remembers what it meant.

I didn't expect much because of the sequel of Drishyam movie but this is a brilliant effort.

One time watch movie, dialogues are but dramatic. Centi scenes are not reaching to audiences.

I didn't expect much because of the sequel of Drishyam movie but this is a brilliant effort.

Game Of Thrones will forever get a sigh from me. I refused to watch the show for the first 6 seasons. Everyone told me I would like it. Everyone. I live for the Elder Scrolls games and they said GOT is Skyrim IRL so I finally said cracked and watched it. I could not have been more elated than when I finished the first season. I binged the rest of the series that month and never turned back. I loved everything about the GOT universe and had all these questions that I just knew would be answered by the end.

Innovative concept showing the range of Malayalam cinema.