Arijeet Sinha

It was very much realistic, shows the thought process of the modern teen. The movie can in some scenes be very mundane and depressing with a very good story line which makes it stand out. Every child in their teens had a squabble with their parents sometime after which a period comes when either of you don't speak to each other but still do the respective duties and ultimately gets succumbed by the love that you have ,well, this has been depicted beautifully in this movie

This was the movie from where I started watching movies

It's Cool but I think Andy Samberg has overdone it or underdone it

Seriously recommended watching it.

This is way ahead of its time.

It was far ahead of its time. The direction is brilliant.

It bounds you remain at the edge of your seat during the climax.

The Gentleman is the type which engages you every second of it, that you watch. There are various movies in which they have scenes worth skipping , but this does not. The comic is very subtle, Each and every scene is sacrosanct.

This will be a movie that will go down in history for a very long time. It cheers you up whenever you are feeling low. The love and passion for Miles(Bale) and Shelby(Matt Damon) towards their respective profession and the perfect comic timing brings out variety in this movie. The last scenes are heart touching. A very unique story and not just a stereotypical racing movie, giving us the best kind of entertainment.

It starts with a very basic lifestyle with the child wanting to go London for studies and a single father played by Irfan Khan who does everything in his hand to help his daughter achieve her dreams even going to the extreme of literally selling the family name . The high drama with funny roles played by both Irfan khan and deepak dobrial is a must watch ever if you are stuck in a luckdown.