Tanishq Naithani

I hated the mid part of sapiens, loved the first half and am still processing the last bit, but I'll say it's the best among all three. This might be because the first half is hypothesis and theories and the last bit is a vision for the future, a guessing game. But the real ordeal is labouring through the mid section, which is the reality. As comforting as reality might be, it's f boring for reasons inexplicable. For those who say the future vision is exaggerated, I agree a little but for lack of better knowladge accept the theories which seem plausible and reject the absurd ones. At least for now ',)

You might say it's your everyday predictable Rom-Com movie but for me it wasn't. If you get out of that hall and think about what you just saw for a while then that thing was totally worth your while and Last Christmas is! Leaves a sweet taste in your mouth, a tinging sensation is your heart and some serious questions about life in your head. A beautiful ending which will stay with you and make you smile with tears in your eyes. A sweet sorrow you can call it. It's funny how Emilia Clarke gets better in every role and becomes that person. Anyone can relate to that character very easily and give you an opportunity to retrospect yourself. Personally I related to it quite a lot which might make this review biasedly tilted towards Last Christmas .Emilia Clarke is refreshing as always and won't let your attention wander. In a nutshell, Last Christmas is a movie you won't regret going to. So get those Christmas juices flowing with the most perfect and heartwarming snow and love filled 1 hour 40 minutes and be rest assured about a smile and two teary eyes on your way home.