Partho Mandal

Superb portrayal of multi layered India. The class, religion, aspiration of the country's youth, the family, the fabric of corruption, policy failures overlayed by the pandemic and its institutional despair. Neorealism skillfully directed with insight and compassion.

Well made. Great class. Jodie Foster and cumberbatch were perfect. One for habeas.

Masterfully crafted. In every facet of film making. I cant remember having seen such poignancy with style, visual and brevity in a long time. Seemed I was in company of the classical masters. Memorable, touching and invoking an uneasiness of a collective guilt.

Brilliantly scripted and directed and acted to tell the true way the financial demise happened. A must see.

Excellent direction, at Spielberg standard. Outstading performaces by Hanks and Rylan. Memorable and touching in a period of American history when constitutional foundations have been rocked by a corrupt leadership. A very compelling portrayal.

Brilliant in short stretches; very well shot and edited, Brad pitt turns out an accomplished performance. The story telling is introverted but maintains a general tension to bind the environment. The story line is less than impressive but is adequate to knit the visuals. Very watchable movie and for the cinema lover a nice authentic and somber treat.

A classic in realism. Expertly crafted characters that construct the existentialist tenor. But for the vintage of the cars this timeless gem could have been made yesterday and not 50 years ago.

The most intellectually sound and aware public policy educator of the airwaves. If you haven't watched her you don't want to see the light, you don't want to see the road ahead and you don't want to see through the veil of mass deception in the name of governance; your loss unfortunately!

The era's antidote to the intellectual vacuum and pandemic ignorance of the White House.

Right-Wingnuts go out of their way to rate down this program. Will be a good idea to ignore the lot