Aditya Tiwari – Google

I haven't played a lot of games which are like this i.e. the point and click gameplay and storytelling. But the lost crown holds all the well defined characters of a great, everlasting in your memory kind of game. The figures of the games are well connected and it follows a suspensive , mystery shrouded story line of an isolated 3 place complex. What adds to the story and the farrago of suspense created in the minds of the player is the piece de resistance of the game - THE ATMOSPHERE. even after finishing the entire game the towns and the places are captured in my mind. I feel like I was there all along. HATS OFF to jonathan boakes and his team for such attention to details and such a work on the atmosphere. If it is released with a more complex storyline and some more emotional aspects with more controls, I think there ain't no dispute why I would love to buy the first copy of the first release.

I don't think any movie in the nearing times of BARFI has touched the brilliance of the aspects of movie making, whether be it story-telling, or cinematography or the overall acting of each character. The movie indulges the watcher in awe and a very touching, emotional story-line. The best thing is very minute details too have been taken care of whilst shooting so that the viewer is transported back in the era of 1972/1976 west Bengal, which lacks in many Bollywood movies. This movie should not be missed by anyone with a sensitive heart for emotions and the thirst of a good movie.

This movie is so cool!. Now coming to it's wholesome aspect, the story revolves around crime and romance b/w a man and a woman which is set in a very unusual set of story. The movie progress in a very cut-throat manner... as expected from a tarintino story, and sets a very emotional feeling in the end. The BGM is one big up for the movie, taking a departure from traditional movie bgms. Oh, and be ready to make connections in the plot from other tarintino movies as it captures pop culture around the plot.