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Confidential assignment 2: International Review: An entertaining spy action comedy. Ratings: 3.25/5 Highlights: ●Action sequences ●Comic timing ●Story and cast performances ●Background score Drawbacks: ●Runtime ■Cast performances: Confidential assignment 2: International is three-men show of Hyun Bin, Danniel Henney and Yoo Hae-jin. All actors have done a good job in their respective roles. Especially, the villain Jin Seon-kyu is menacing in his role. ■Technical aspects: The other aspect is the film's background score and brilliant action sequences needed for a spy film. Lee Suk-hoon has given his entertaining debut venture. It is also an improvement of the first film. Editing, Cinematography are top notch in the film, especially the locations and story is the main highlight as it is entertaining and watchable with families, but the runtime (somewhat crisp and length) is the drawback. ■Conclusion: A fun ride for Hyun Bin fans and action movie lovers. Waiting for part 3.

The Roundup Review: A cop comedy actioner Rating: 3.5/5 Highlights ●Action sequences ●Fun quotient ●Direction ●Cast performances ●Villain Drawbacks ●Predictable plot #Cast performances Ma-Dong seok or Don Lee is back after COVID-19 with The Roundup, a cop action comedy entertainer designed for action lovers and fans. Don Lee can sleepwalk in his role and has nailed in one-punch action sequences, which reminds me of anime One Punch Man. Sukku Son is menacing like the previous film's villian Yoon Kye-sang. Other actors like the police captain Gwi-hwa Choi. His body language and comic expression can make us LOL. #Technical values The main highlight of the film is the comedy and action sequences. Editing and Cinematography are good. Director Sang-yong Lee has done a supeb job as he managed to make a predictable cat-and-mouse story enagaging and entertaining till the end. Background score is also good and the production values are top-notch. #Conclusion A fun ride for Don Lee fans and action lovers.

Dragon Ball Super: Broly Review: Engaging and Colorful Rating: 3.75/5 #Highlights:- ●Animation ●Colorfully-packed action sequences ●Engaging story ●Fast-paced #Drawbacks:- ●Less Humour #Technical aspects:- The first Dragon Ball Z movie which I enjoyed. The film from start is engaging and colorfully packed. The action sequences are colorful and provides a perfectly choreographed adernaline rush. Toei Animation is always brilliant as anime films/series like Spy X family, One Piece and Cowboy Bebop are always rich in animation. The makers have done a brilliant job. Story by Akira Toriyama and Tatsuya Nagamine are entertaining, but I felt that some humour should have been added. Conclusion:- An engaging and colorful action-packed fan service for Dragon Ball Z fans.

Vivegam: Review: An overboard spy-cum-family drama Rating: 2.75/5 #Highlights:- ● Thala Ajith's performance and Vivek Oberoi's menacing act ●Action sequences ●Songs ●Family emotions ●Ajith and Kajal Aggarwal's chemistry #Drawbacks:- ●Kajal Aggarwal's performances in climax ●Predictable plot ●Loud background score ●Overboard in Logics #Cast performances:- Thala Ajith has done a commendable job and his dedication is seen in a song (Thalai Viduthalai) and action sequences. Vivek Oberoi is menacing in his Tamil debut and has done a good job. Kajal Aggarwal is homely as a kind-hearted loving wife of Ajith's character (A.K), but her performances in the climax is silly but somewhat energetic. Akshara Hassan is ok in her role. Karunakaran, Sharath Saxena, Bharath Reddy, Aarav Chowdhary, Serge Crozon-Cazin and Amila Terzimehic have done their roles well. #Technical aspects:- Vivegam is inspired from several spy films and also powered with Ajith's stardom and masala elements like friendship and family emotions, but the loud background score and predictable plot makes it a somewhat boring-cum-engaging plot. Logic shouldn't be expected from films, but Vivegam goes overboard in logics. The editing and cinematography should be expected from a spy film and it is top notch. Anirudh's soundtrack is really superb but his background score is loud and earsplitting. Coming to direction, Siva has done a commendable job and attempts to create an international action thriller, but uses Ajith's starpower and makes it partly engaging. #Conclusion:- A partly-engaging spy film for Ajith's fans, but a decent family entertainer.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is a pakka anime action packed entertainment from Akira Toriyama. The animation, well-chorographed larger-than-life action scenes are worthy watch for every DBZ fans and newcomers. The story is actually simple which details about an evil organization trying to exact revenge against Super Saiyan by making the robot creator believe that the Saiyans are bad people. Gohan excels in action sequences and emotions of the father. Piccolo as a teacher and former god is superb. The Gotanks in the battlefield and some of comedy scenes are hilarious. Action sequences are colorful and well made. Toei Animation should be applauded for bringing DBZ: Super Hero. The writing and editing are well-designed for this power-packed entertainer, and also the fan service is well made. Watch DBZ Super Hero from any anime website and also grab a popcorn to enjoy this summer anime entertainer with your friends and family.