Supam B. Chak

War 2 is a purely tiresome and awful movie with an unnecessarily long storyline, which could have been shortened by at least 35 minutes. Almost 40% of the entire film is dedicated to ramp-walking scenes between the two lead characters, making it feel more like a fashion show than an action-packed spy thriller. The story lacks depth and convincing moments. The plot tries to build suspense but falls flat due to poor writing and forced twists. Character motivations are weak, and emotional scenes feel hollow and disconnected. The second half, in particular, drags on with predictable sequences and over-the-top action that adds little value to the narrative. Despite being a part of the YRF Spy Universe, War 2 fails to live up to the standard set by its predecessors like Ek Tha Tiger or Pathaan. Even the star power of the lead actors can't save this mess of a film. Lastly, War 2 is a major disappointment both as a standalone film and as a continuation of the YRF Spy Universe. It had potential but wasted it on style over substance.

Blink and you will forget Tehran Another typical John Abraham movie without a soul and acting skill. Most of the actors are just like instructed and automated robots. The action sequences with rifle shots are completely unrealistic where only heroes are able to shoot dozens of goons, while they are like bulletproof persons. This is too much crazy. Manushi Chillar has nothing special to portray except saying "Yes Sir" to her senior officers, with an overly limited role. The story might be based on true events, however, poorly adapted to a dull movie.

Either a flop or disaster for sure What a comedy and over fantasized movie! Felt like I watched an animated cartoon movie with too many eye stressing scenes, lightning and blinking. It also made me feel like playing a video game. Most of the characters are made to appear like comedians and circus clowns.

Most terrible and nonsense series ever watched, in which villains get glorified and innocents are k*i*lled. Except Tom Hardy's role as fixer Harry, other characters are totally out of context. The most annoying character is Maeve played by Hellen Mirren of a psychopath, evil minded and mastermind of most crimes. Yet she plays the lead role opposite Pierce Brosnan. Wish I could rate 0 stars.

Most useIess action thriller sequel movie ever. The worst part is Liam Neeson is the leading actor here. Its production unit is set in a fake narrative of Nepal. Nothing original.

Dumb and lame jokes between Idris Elba and John Cena but only action sequences are worth watching, although mindless at times. Priyanka Chopra's presence adds ingredients to the story. The movie is completely predictable and nothing new. Expecting a sequel with a stronger script.

Another wasted piece of sh!t. No substantial story, no character development, predictable, dull and straightforward actions. It doesn't make us feel like we are watching a movie, instead like a computerised video game. I blame to the director Victoria Mahoney for a dull and boring sequel. The Old Guard was thousand times superior in every aspect.

Retro is Surya's weakest movie to date, featuring a mediocre script in the second half and distracting visuals. Although it starts on a promising note, the story loses momentum when the heroine leaves the hero for the second time. The script then becomes dull and unbearable. The worst part is the last 10 minutes, which feature a mindless climax. However, Surya's performance is highly commendable, and the action sequences are top-notch. As usual, Pooja Hegde delivers an average performance, showing little realistic facial expression and playing a limited role confined to crying, listening, and looking upset. She barely speaks for even five minutes throughout the entire film.

Ajay Devgn steals the show with his dominating personality, while Ritesh Deshmukh also equally responds according to his negative role. Both Ajay and Ritesh equally deliver strong and powerful performance in the entire movie. In the meantime, Saurabh Shukla's role had nothing to offer and has no any use to this sequel story. Supriya Pathak, Rajat Kapoor, Yashpal Sharma and Brijendra Kala have very strong presence to shape the storyline. Overall it's a must watch movie.

Sunny Paaji is back with a bang with Nationalism and Patriotism After a long time, Sunny Paaji returned with a solid action pack masala entertainer. Trust me, every single scene of the movie gives a goosebump with mind-blowing intros of the villain and of course Sunny Paaji and his powerful dialogues. The duration is slightly longer but it keeps hooked to the seat with its captivating story and competitive arguments between the goons and the lone hero. Overall, the theme of the story is a bit dated, but you won't feel disappointed if you are a fan of Sunny Deol.