Bisheswar Karmakar

This is an example of what good cinematography should be like. Yes the Spartans are a myth, yes they're intimating and seen as robots, and Master Chief packs a wallop even in the eyes of the Covenant. 117 steals the show, but that's not all this has to offer: The other characters, especially Thomas Lasky is an integral part of this plot too... A MUST WATCH FOR HALO FANS!

A splendid cast backed up by superb performances. Ranveer Singh and Tahir Raj Bhasin managed to steal the show, supported by an equally brialliant performance from Pankaj Tripathi as P.R. Man Singh. A 'MUST WATCH'...

I'd give it zero stars if possible. Seriously James Wan and Michael Chaves? Its 2019 and this is what you come up with?! Over-reliance on jump scares, predictable plot, terrible pacing and a paper-thin storyline. It probably took the screenwriter an hour to complete writing the story. Seriously, after watching so many horror movies I'd be able to 'conjure' (pun intended) something way better. The jump scares didn't even make me flinch; honestly the only scary thing was the sudden ringing of an alarm clock showing 6:30... Wasted over an hour in my life that I'm not gonna get back... 🤦‍♂️

Apart from being a compelling and unique story which probably wuestions what people can or should do under exceptional circumstances for other people in need, I feel this movie does something else: I think it shows us what it means to be a Bengali, atleast from one of our most important standpoints. Without taking any political or social stance, this movie perhaps in my eyes explains that very concept of being a Bengali.