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An absolutely electrifying experience with heart, grit and pure adrenaline. Paced to perfection and with a very engaging narrative I found myself totally invested in this true story of a group of underdog sim racers compete for their dreams on the real race track. Not a single minute of this movie felt wasted which just shows how talented and committed the filmmakers were when making the film. A crowning win for PlayStation Productions and the racing genre whose intention of drawing people to their brand has succeeded as I am now fully sure where I plan to play my videogames. Kudos to Sony (<3) and Blomkamp and a must-watch theatrical film in **4DX** format for the peak experience.

Money can't win you a race, although it can buy you a shot at victory. Have to say while watching this film, it felt as though you were there in the stands among the crowd cheering on the Ford team led by Ken Miles. Hats off to director James Mangold for this spectacular piece of cinema, also the chemistry b/w Christina Bale and Matt Damon was incredible. Kinda reminiscent of what Brad Pitt and Di Caprio had going in OUATIH. 5/5. Another solid contender for Movie of the Year.

Not often does a movie comes along, that checks all the right boxes and gets you in awe of the creative passion behind it. I consider Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark to be a masterpiece in the horror genre and if you're a fan of shows like Stranger Things and movies like IT (the second part which is due out soon). Personally found the movie to be very entertaining, had me hooked till the end and could very see it end up as a sleeper-hit that not many talked about or went out to see. Which is a shame, because this movie deserves a greater audience especially the younger folks should go out and see this.

I had a really good time watching this film. Although it's touted for children, people of all ages can appreciate this movie. Dora the character played by Isabelle Moner undoubtedly took the spotlight, remember her from Sicario Day of Soldado. Totally different character here and she did a fantastic job, also Michael Pena who played her father was awesome. The film was charming overall and anyone who grew up watching the cartoon on Nickelodon who can tolerate children oriented films with a love for travel and adventure will enjoy this one.

Had an absolute blast watching this one, as expected of course from an F&F film with such an indefatigable cast. Totally sign me up for a sequel, I'm up for it. Couple of GOT references in here which felt unnecessary and they even mention 9-year olds watching the show which felt bizarre (honestly don't know how it is over in the West if they let children watch an adult's show, maybe it's meant as a joke). Massive props to the stunts and camera crew for delivering some of the best vehicular and hand-to-hand action sequences in a film till date. After Tom Cruise's MI6 in 2018, this is without a doubt the best action film yet to come out this year.

Feel extremely grateful for having had the opportunity to catch this in the cinemas. Such a beautiful film, it brought a smile on my face which didn't fade even hours after leaving the movie hall. Dhanush was brilliant and so was the rest of the cast, you can see they were really passionate about this project. Kudos to Ken Scott for bringing this film to life, I really wish to see more films from foreign directors blending Indian culture and told through the vision of an outsider. 5/5.