Fayad Abdul Karim

Season 1: 4 stars Seasons 2 and 3: Solid performances and some great moments but don't quite deliver. 3 stars. Season 4: Solid 5 stars. Wasted potential of Haley Joel Osment aside, a season that delivers and resonates.

A deeply unsettling view into thw disturbed mind of the antagonist of the story Not for the faint of heart, if you cannot handle the feeling of your stomach churning in unease, don't watch.

Storyline and worldbuilding was truly exceptional. A great combination of recycled international cinema stories with a unique and intriguing additions from Tamil society. 10/10 for the writing. Special effects and art direction was amazing, though not perfect there are so many details they went to the extent. 7/10 VFX was average at best, they've tried to recreate the terror of the LoTR and Van Helsing movies but came out just passable. 3/10 The screenplay and the concluding chapters were a let down. The first 3 episodes set the expectations high but the final 3 were a let down. So 5/10. Some impressive performances from Aadukalam Naren, George Maryan, Kalairani, Muthukumar, Tharani Suresh, Arjun Chidambaram, Thalaivasal Vijay, Abishek Kumar and some of the actors playing the villainous characters. Underwhelming performance from Arya, especially considering he's capable.

Smashing entertainer with a noble, inspiring message. Anyone who's benefited from the commitment and sincerity of their teachers will reminisce in the memore of the giants that made them. Danush lands a performance that will linger on in audiences and the cast playing his students will reflect in any underprivileged person seeking education. The movie delivers in more than a few ways, a worthy watch and one deserving several casual rewatches on time to come.

One heck of a movie! If you're a Spidey fan, oh boy you're in for a treat! If you're an MCU fan, what an exciting way to start the phase for the next 10 years! Expect some real fandom moments! The best dialogue in the movie.. "Hi I'm Peter Parker"

No star! Obnoxious melodrama, insult to the intelligence of viewers and to tolerate that there's not even any entertainment value. Literally the only mildly funny sequence in the film is when Kushboo and Meena corner Rajni while Livingston and Pandian secretly looked on. Next time Siva directs a bid headliner movie, do yourself a favour and save some money and time.