Debjyoti Guha (DJ)

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Fallout is a testament to the fact that video game adaptations can indeed deliver mature, compelling content on par with acclaimed television series like HBO's The Last of Us (another game adaptation) The series has the ability to appeal to both gaming enthusiasts & newcomers alike. Even if you've never picked up a controller, the richly developed characters & intricately woven plotlines will draw you in effortlessly. The series doesn't rely solely on its gaming roots to carry it forward; instead, it stands confidently on its own merits, offering a fresh & immersive experience for all viewers. The casting choices are spot-on, breathing life into characters that fans of the Fallout franchise have come to love & new viewers can instantly connect with. Ella Purnell's portrayal of Lucy MacLean is nothing short of captivating, bringing depth & resilience to the character as she navigates the harsh realities of the wasteland. Aaron Moten as Maximus, a squire of the Brotherhood of Steel, delivers a performance filled with both strength & vulnerability, showcasing the complexities of survival in a world ravaged by nuclear fallout. Walton Goggins as The Ghoul/Cooper Howard, is a scene-stealer, infusing the series with charisma & mystery that would keep viewers on the edge of their seats. It's a shining example of how a game adaptation can not only do justice to its source material but also transcend it, carving out its own place in the pantheon of great television. In conclusion, if you're looking for a riveting series that seamlessly blends action, drama, thought-provoking themes, look no further than Amazon Prime's Fallout. And as for the next potential game adaptation, I couldn't agree more a series based on BioShock would be an absolute dream come true. Here's hoping that someone out there is listening & ready to bring Rapture to life on the small screen.

‘The Creator’, directed by Gareth Edwards, is a cinematic masterpiece that stands out as a shining example of what a post-James Cameron era Terminator movie on human artificial intelligence conflict should have been. Edwards delivers a profound & absolutely brilliant storytelling experience, accompanied by jaw-dropping visuals that would leave the audience in awe. What's truly remarkable is that the production budget being a mere $80 million, a modest figure considering the scale & grandeur of the movie-making magic on display. The film proves that a captivating narrative, stunning visuals can be achieved without breaking the bank. In a decade saturated with science fiction films, Gareth Edwards manages to carve its niche among the likes of District 9, Ex-Machina, AI. The movie not only pays homage to the genre but also pushes its boundaries, offering a fresh & compelling perspective. While John David Washington has already proven himself as a credible actor in films like Tenet & BlacKkKlansman, it's the stupendous performance of the young talent, Madeleine Yuna Voyles, that steals the show. Her portrayal adds a depth & emotional resonance to the story, elevating the film to another level. As the credits roll, it becomes evident that ‘The Creator’ is destined to have a cult following, much like Ridley Scott's magnum opus Blade Runner. The movie's unique blend of storytelling, visual spectacle, standout performances cement its place as a timeless piece of cinematic art. The Creator left an indelible mark on the science fiction genre as a whole. It's a must-watch for anyone who appreciates thought-provoking narratives, pulsating action & stunning cinematography. It is a cinematic triumph that deserves a place among the greats in science fiction history.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra's '12th Fail' stands as an extraordinary testament to the art of crafting a compelling biography. The film chronicles the true story of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma, a man who fearlessly embarks on the challenging journey of restarting his academic life against insurmountable odds. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of extreme poverty, illustrating Sharma's unyielding determination & unwavering hope as he strives to reclaim his destiny. At the heart of the film is Vikrant Massey's stellar performance as Manoj Kumar Sharma, an unstoppable force on the screen. Massey's portrayal captures the essence of Sharma's resilience, showcasing the highs & lows of his journey with authenticity. His portrayal adds a layer of sincerity & reliability to the character, making us to emotionally invest in Sharma's pursuit of success. '12th Fail' is not merely a biopic but a powerful ode to the human spirit, highlighting the indomitable will of an individual to overcome adversity. The film adeptly weaves together elements of struggle, triumph, the pursuit of excellence, creating a narrative that resonates with audiences on a profound level. Chopra's direction is masterful, skillfully navigating the complexities of Sharma's life & presenting it in a way that is both inspiring & entertaining. The backdrop of attempting to crack the UPSC exam, known as one of the world's toughest competitive exams, adds an extra layer of tension to the story-line. It elevates the film beyond a personal journey & transforms it into a universal tale of determination & aspiration. 12th Fail has the potential to inspire countless young minds who harbor dreams of serving the nation through civil service. In a year filled with cinematic releases, '12th Fail' emerges as a strong contender, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of 2023. The film's thematic richness, coupled with Vikrant Massey's powerhouse performance, positions it as a must-watch for not just entertainment but also a source of motivation & encouragement. Vidhu Vinod Chopra's latest offering is a shining example of how biographies can be brought to life on the big screen, leaving an impact that extends far beyond the confines of the cinema hall & OTT platform.

Rebel Moon, the latest offering from director Zack Snyder, takes audiences on a visually stunning intergalactic journey that pays homage to classic influences such as Dune, Seven Samurai, iconic game Mass Effect. While undeniably captivating, the film does encounter a few narrative speed bumps, but its overall brilliance is a testament to Snyder's unique vision & style that may not be fully understood by all, leaving audiences with a taste of an epic space saga that promises even greater wonders in the next installment. The film masterfully blends elements from iconic sources, creating a narrative mosaic that feels simultaneously nostalgic & fresh. The echoes of Dune resonate in the grand scale & intricate world-building, providing a captivating backdrop for the unfolding story. Seven Samurai's influence brings a sense of camaraderie & heroism to the forefront, enriching the character dynamics with depth & emotion. Mass Effect's impact is felt in the futuristic & intergalactic elements, creating a universe that sparks the imagination with layers of complexity. Rebel Moon, however, is not without its flaws. Some portions of the story feel rushed, leaving audiences yearning for a more thorough exploration of certain plot points & character arcs. Despite these pacing issues, the film manages to redeem itself through moments of sheer cinematic brilliance. The visual spectacle, combined with intense action sequences, delivers on the promise of an epic space adventure. The criticism directed at Rebel Moon seems somewhat perplexing, especially given the film's ability to seamlessly incorporate influences into a cohesive narrative. Perhaps the detractors fail to fully grasp Zack Snyder's unique filmmaking approach. Snyder has a distinct style that blends visual prowess with thematic depth, it's possible that some critics are not attuned to the nuances of his storytelling. In conclusion, Rebel Moon stands as a testament to Zack Snyder's ability to craft visually striking & emotionally resonant films in his own inherent style. While the narrative pacing may stumble at times, the movie's overall impact is undeniably powerful. Those who appreciate Snyder's distinct cinematic language will find much to love in Rebel Moon, it serves as a reminder that sometimes, criticism may stem from a lack of understanding rather than genuine shortcomings in the film itself.

Yugo Sako had understood our epic mythology than the buffoon team of Adipurush, 500+ crore was wasted for making the pile of garbage; the first teaser was an eye opener, anyone interested to see Ramayana should see Yugo Sako & Kazuyuki Kobayashi's Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama -1992 after the legendary series from Ramanand Sagar. Folks who claim this to be a masterpiece are either have brain like Homer Jay Simpson or have very poor taste in movies. It would take eons for Bollywood to make a movie at par of international standards. It's garbage, period.

Netflix's Minnal Murali is perhaps the only movie I would advocate as the best superhero based movie which came out from India in last few decades, considering it's small budget it's VFX has been pretty good, however the strong points are the character development, story, acting & soundtrack, south Indian movie Industry, specially Malyalam should be proud of itself, what an experience, kudos to the entire team who took the effort for creating such a heart touching movie. Coming from someone who loved movies dating '89's Batman, Nolan's trilogy to all the MCEU & DCEU movies.

Finally the wait is over, years of movement & petition worldwide has made this dream come true for the injustice done by the Warner Brothers executive to Zack, finally we get to see the true bold vision Snyder had intended to show us in the DCEU verse, it's an unprecedented event in the Hollywood history, now I can throw away the abomination created by Joss Wheadon & embrace the real story of Justice League, proud of you #ZackSnyder #Deborahsnyder time for the next round of movement #restoresnyderverse #ForAutumn what a movie, one of the best from Zack Snyder