Mohammad Waleed Nomani

It's been a week since I've seen it once again after 2 years. Didn't get what it meant back then, but it's true what they say "as time changes, people change." This film has not left my mind since then. I remember rating it an 8 out of 10 back then. Now, it's a 10 out of 10. Heck i would've rated it a 100000000000000000000000000/10. That's the kind of impact it leaves on you. I LOVE IT. What's not to love about it? The score, the music, the cinematography, the choreography, the performances, the storyline, the execution, the theme of the whole film. Everything is near to perfect. Damien Chazelle is a GOAT in terms of storytelling, really excited for his next, Babylon. Damien has a tendency to tell realistic, grounded, somewhat 'back to the Golden era' stories. Ryan Gosling is as wonderful as ever. His character, Sebastian, is a very relatable guy. Same goes for Emma Stone. Her character, Mia, is an aspiring actress when she meets Sebastian who is a Jazz enthusiast. They bond over their love for Hollywood culture, Sebastian makes Mia like Jazz music. They fall in love and it feels real. The chemistry is magnificent between the two. Not to forget, Linus Sandgren's cinematography is beautiful and magnificent. Overall it's a must-watch modern-musical drama and infact a GREAT one!

A somewhat good concept that could've been executed better with better actors, better dialogues, better written & engaging screenplay and characters. Ek Villain Returns starts off as a dull film with cheesy dialogues and unrealistic romance but picks up the pace when John's character "Bhairav" is introduced. Although the film got engaging when his character stays in the dark, the more they unfold the more the performances get weak. Disha Patani's "Rasika" starts off as a cheeky-flirty woman and then a twist makes us think of her as a low-grade Vamp. Arjun's "Gautam" is lackluster, over-the-top dialogues, a performance that can make you cry because you end up wasting your time watching him trying his best to "act". Tara Sutaria's "Aarvi" is bad. You expected Tara to be a better actress than the SOTY2 gang, but OHMYGOD is she a mediocre actress with nothing but good looks. Saying she's mediocre is a compliment really. The only things that kept me going over the film were the soundtrack, the cinematography, and the feeling of "guilt-watch" because I had nothing better to do than watch a dull film such as Ek Villain Returns. The concept could've been pulled off way better than how they handled things here. Mohit Suri gave us an almost great thriller film in 2020, Malang. And he could've done it again but ohmygod does he end up disappointing us. A 2/5 because of the music and the team involved.

An immersive and impressive experience. (A spoiler free review) Before I start, if you're reading this and if you work with Marvel Studios, tell them to make a sequel please, don't leave us in the dark due to that ending. It definitely has to be one of the most beautiful Marvel film. I was worried due to film receiving low tomato score on RT but after watching this movie, I will never trust critics ever again. They review bombed this film just like they review bombed Man of Steel, which is a really great film IMO. This film really deserves to be experienced on the big screen, it deserves your time and your money. Chloe Zhao nails her work again, no doubt about that. The cast is powerful, their performances is one of the most strong factors of the film. The plot is strong, it does its job and is pretty cool IMO. I really love how they explained the origin of Eternals and Deviants and the role of Celestials, also not to mention the 7000 years storyline is very beautifully compressed in a 2 hr 30 minutes movie, they really did a great job here mate! The visuals are so awesome, I just love those beautiful frames. The ending of the movie really tells us MCU is expanding, ALOT! Also those two credit scenes, UFF! Overall: A great Marvel film and it should be appreciated and not hated, it doesn't deserve the negativity, it's awesome, show the movie some love! My Rating: 4/5, coz I enjoyed the film and it kinda sets up alot of stuff for the near future of MCU

I remember watching the trailer and I was interested in the film, was looking forward to its release. When it finally came on an OTT platform, I decided to ditch my studies and watch this film. And I can say that when the film ended I didn't regret not studying, instead I went back to studying with a new outlook on things in life. The Green Knight is a retelling of an Arthurian tale/poem about Sir Gawain, the nephew of King Arthur. The film explores his journey, or his quest if you may, to The Green Chapel, the place where the mysterious Knight rests. On a Christmas day, King Arthur is interrupted by a mysterious Green Knight who asks of someone who can offer a blow at him, if he succeeds, The Green Knight shall offer the exact blow to him one year later on the day of Christmas. Gawain accepts and using the Excalibur, he beheads the mysterious Green Knight, thinking he has put an end to the game, but the Green Knight gets back up, and picks up his head and tells Gawain the set rule of the game he has agreed to, the rule of the game is that the knight, Sir Gawain, will strike at the Green Knight, and then in a year and a day, the Green Knight will return the strike. The whole film then revolves around the journey of Sir Gawain, the five knightly virtues being the core aspect of the film. Directed by David Lowery, this film is filled with symbolism and the callback to death and how it's an inevitable part of our life and that's how our journey shall end, through death. Now, this film isn't for everyone, I've seen a lot of mixed feelings about this film. Personally, I loved the film, every aspect of it. Every frame of the film feels like a beautiful painting, and the cinematography is at par with a lot of visually beautiful films. If you don't like "slow burner" films and want something that is filled with action sequences & some kind of goofy-ness, then this film isn't for you. But if you do like slow paced and medieval fantasy, that has a great plot, heavy symbolism and awesome visuals, then you're in for a treat. I'd rate this film a 9/10, because nothing is perfect, not even this film but it deserves to be rated high enough, to be rated as one of the greatest films made.

Don't know why people didn't understand it. There isn't much to understand in the film, the whole plot is placed in front of you in a platter, you just need to pick it from the starting, and like the movie itself says, "Don't try to understand it, feel it." So the best way to understand the whole plot was to feel the movie. You need to pick the smallest details from the starting till the end to understand it. Not Christopher Nolan's best work but not even his worst. He tried something different this time and he nailed it....again! A much more entertaining and engaging flick through the optimal mind of Christopher Nolan, it deserves 4/5, because at some places it does lacks, so go and watch if you haven't and don't let the reviews ruin your entertainment this December. #Peace