Ekaksh Handa

This is only my personal opinion but I didn't quite feel the ending of this movie landed on it's feet. The whole movie built up the friendship between it's characters and in the end, they destroyed their theme. Now, I understand if this happened to give their story a modern and heartbreaking end, but if this was done to switch themes, then it failed to do that. Otherwise, it is a good watch with an amazing story and fierce performance.

This movie, in the truest sense is the father of modernism in film. Loved all the highs and lows and the terrific visuals and themes.

This is the movie after which a man Martin Scorsese became the legendary Martin Scorsese. One of the best performance and stories for years to come.

The movie beyond all it's fun and humour has a deeper, emotional meaning that you wouldn't get the first time. Ethan, despite all his troubles is an angel for Peter, in certain spiritual ways.

Vittorio De Sica at his best. I personally feel like the ending of Shoeshine didn't do as much justice to it's material which this movie lands perfectly. An amazing combination of good performance and story with a blend of post-war realism.

The movie requires patience and concentration. But if you are ready to give that, it would take you on a spiritual ride. ♥️

Not the worst movie ever made. But definitely a very lousy theme. There are feminist films like Thelma & Louise, which really break you down and put you back up, while this film is a lousy 2 hour drama (not even courtroom drama or feel good drama or Manchester by the sea depressing drama), it's just mere drama, dangling with a "trending" theme that doesn't get you anywhere. It doesn't stick to a single character arc either and just jumps the story from character to character. The writing is flawed. It's biased, which is the worst kind of flawed. It's based on the perception of what the writer thought that others think, when you get a divorce. You sometimes have to judge people on your own to get an idea of what being judged looks like. This film just crowded the box office. Nothing else.

The movie isn't as much "dark" as it is modern. It is a study of a character. Todd Phillips takes that character to the darkest of places and liberates him out in his own way.

This movie is the one you watch when you are confused whether to listen to music or watch a good film with compelling characters, great story, amazing performances while also not getting bored doing that. A movie that gives you adrenaline rush everytime you watch it. Edgar Wright at his prime.

The film is a refined, better version of it's predecessor that delivers a really thought provoking and important theme for the current demographic and is absolutely beautiful regarding it's writing and performances. A must watch with your entire family.