Vishrut Deshmukh

This movie is straight up whitewashing TADA terrorist Sanjay Dutt's crimes. Too many instances where I'll explain how it's being whitewashed. The drugs part. The movie tries to portray that Sanjay Dutt's drug problem started because his friend introduced to them, and supplied drugs to him. Whereas he was an adult who had the option to say "no". So this is straight up blaming someone else for his own mistake. The crime part. Sanjay Dutt just like the other people who helped underworld criminals hide bombs and guns for the Mumbai blasts, lied about how he "kept the guns for his protection". The entire while being friends with literal dons? And sourcing the guns the except time when a planned attack was supposed to happen? How Convenient. Also are we normalising his misogynistic behaviour towards women where he'd use and throw the women at his disposal. It has been shown that "he's the victim" in every given situation. Also the movie is quite boring tbh.

Save your money, it's going to be on Netflix in about a month(spoilers) Such a terrible movie. Deepika Padukone was reduced to being a side character. All she did was have a kid in the movie and then died. Most of the stuff doesn't make sense. Choppy editing, bad and loud bg music. The movie is written very terribly. There was a fight scene at the end, when we're already 5 minutes into the fight when we're introduced to the villain's man, who's extremely tall. So he was hiding for the last 5 minutes? Movie blatantly asks you to vote for Congress by showing you the hand symbol. Crazy

Although I love the office, but it was only fun for the seasons in which Michael is present, and that's not because he's such a great character, but because he's terrible. He's bad at his job, gets away with things, and a terrible human being. So it was only fun when all the other characters opposed Michael or when Michael got made fun of for his stupidness. The show got boring when he left, but not because Michael was the star, but the centerpiece with whom the other characters responded to. What I don't understand is how the audience glorifies Michael, and love him???? He's a misogynist, racist, terrible at his job, and a terrible human being. And I think the writers wrote him that way , but people ended up simping for him? Sad

It was a Zach Snyder movie, so I already had low expectations. The story is bad, and so is the acting. Dave is bad at acting, and watching a movie(where peoples job is to act) with bad acting is no fun. The story had so many plotholes, and was unnecessarily long. One thing I don't understand is the characters in this movie have probably watched other movies themselves, considering the movie is set in Vegas, and is supposed to be like a real thing. So there's a good chance that the characters themselves have probably watched movies, and they'd probably know that the side characters always die, so why would they join a team???????????? Like if there was a zombie apocalypse right now, and someone asked me to join, I simply wouldn't considering side characters die. Don't watch the movie, it's a waste of time. I'd rather watch a wall for the 2:30 minutes instead of watching this movie again.

I started watching a movie and midway realised that I had already watched it, but forgot about it because it was so boring. I was never invested in the storyline, because I knew all along that the good guys are going to win. There were parts where the superheroes waited for the action to take place, like in the beginning, instead of stopping it prematurely. Knowing that entire costumes, or characters were cgi'd, I simply couldn't feel for the characters. There was no risk element in the movie, like I knew all the superheroes are going to be alive so that Disney could milk them for 20 other movies, and hence was bored. Movies made with cgi and no risk factor are so desensitizing, the villains could destroy an entire building and I would still not feel anything because there weren't any characters in the building I knew about, so if there's no "saving the public from the evil" why am I supposed to feel bad for the people that die. Ps: This is a personal opinion and does not negate your liking for the movie.