Kenneth Uday Raj

Nobody addressed the police brutality, and in turn made a hero out of the unhinged/unprofessional policeman when the policemen are the ones who started the whole scene by acting aggressively from the beginning, as if they're trained in that manner or as if they're above manners, morality, and common-sense law. No addressing of adjusting police behaviour to professional standards, and no adjustment of a criminal's negligent attitude, and no addressing of the idea "Why fear feudal politicians?". One word for this motion picture. Cringe.

An extremely informative, challenging, edifying, and entertaining show for any growth-minded person!

Spellbound! Awe! My lady, Mrs Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan), a true blessing to the man who has her in his life, and the beauty & smarts are impeccable! A constant strength and timely staff. Anything good spoken about her is less. Thank you, everyone, you complement each other and nobody is less than the other. Special mention to the affluence present in this.

A cheap copy of a great original. Sorry for the time spent. Positives: Beautiful villa, pleasantly bright colours and fantabulous Miriam and Esther cast. Negatives: Expected PROPER MEN with a tough stance for the purpose of their lives. Judas Ben-Hur looked showed little faith in spite of being a medieval suffering Jewish prince. The story's Jesus is showing half of his skull on the face and left no chance to preach. Silliest is Ben-Hur's self-confession to the daring crime and the attitude of "committing to no wrong" while confronting Messala about it. Disassociation from belief and faith is foolish. Aggression focused to satiate the millennials' taste (little lessons for personal/social values).

Stupendofantabulous is the honourary description I give this dearest gentleman.

The persons who are most let-gone are the ones that usually make a difference - the right difference. Measuring beyond metrics, having faith in people, taking a chance, taking time to teach them, thinking outside the box, giving persons of every background and every story a chance is how we can make the world a better place. I have a notion that Google is for engineers, computer geeks, elite graders, and IITians. Whether or not this is true, giving a chance to somebody and trying to teach them how things works can transform a life and bring change (if not transformation). After all, isn't that how the world history is proud of Sir Winston Churchill, King David, Egypt's Vizier Joseph (Book of Genesis), the judge & military leader - Mighty & Valourous Gideon? I like to see the world as a better place with people thinking and acting like the film's characters Lyle, Headphones, and Chetty.