Sumedh Habbu

One of the most gritty, gruesome, grueling, yet honest WW 2 movies I've seen. Visually stunning with amazingly performances by everyone. It covers aspects others chose not to. Great film, do watch.

A human story. Brilliant performances from everyone. A very different perspective on life.

Brilliant film. I don't know why the critics have panned it, but this is an enthralling film with a beautifully written story and captivating performances. Ignore Rotten Tomatoes and other such silly reviews. Look at what the audience is saying.

Season 1 was a great setup. Season 2 is a great continuation. It's funny, not slapstick, but just plain Simpson funny. Wonderful twists and turns.

Pretty good film, actually. Before I saw it I thought it was like a sequel to 10,000 BC or some pedestrian theme or would be boring. But it's not any of that, it's a really good film. Stunning visuals, great acting and great CGI. Do watch.

It's an acquired taste. It'll take a while to start liking it, but once you do, you'll start loving it. It's a bummer that Danny Masterson won't be in the future episodes. Hope the air around that is cleared.

Is it a movie with great and gorgeous visual effects? Yes. Is it a good movie with as much logic as possible? Almost. Is it conforming to the Star Wars canon? Absolutely not. There are parts of the movie which make you so frustrated at the stupidity on the screen and then there are some great visual effects. I found this movie to be even worse than Phantom Menace. If you want to watch this to complete the series, go ahead.. Terrible..

Terrible film. Filled with wanton violence, unconnected storylines, hectic videography and just bad overacting.

This movie makes the Green Lantern look like a masterpiece. Overly cheesey, corny, frivolous, derivative and just so bad. So bad.

Visually stunning and very well written story. Top notch acting performances from everyone. The subplots don't overlap, are not neglected, yet seldom overshadow the main storyline. The twists are very well placed and executed perfectly. I also loved how the aspect ratio has been kept at 16:9 and the cinematography does run astray. It is truly, a work of art.