Matthew Stephen

This documentary is nothing less than a wake-up call for anyone who has been using social media platforms. Nothing shakes your core better than truth.

Lucifer is an ultimate fanboy tribute from Prithviraj Sukumaran. The protagonist of the film magnifies with each frame. Mohanlal has given an electrifying performance and added a memorable character in the minds of movie goers. The reference to the epic dialogue from Pulp Fiction made it even better for me. Eventhough the film drags in certain parts, yet it offers the complete entertainment package. Kudos to Prithvi.

The movie does not live up to the benchmark set by the 'Conjuring' movies. It has a faulty storyline with characters that lack the intensity to execute the plot. The evolution of Valak should have been portrayed instead of the cringe-worthy humor of Frenchie and the nun.

After much anticipation and countless recommendation from friends and peers, I watched 'the Black Panther'. I would like to summarize my experience by quoting Shakespeare, "Expectation is the root cause of misery". The screenplay didn't do justice to the powerful characters of the movie. As for empowerment, it was more like a compulsive act for penance.

Eventhough Sanjay Leela Bhansali's visual storytelling seems appealing on the outside, the screenplay didn't have much to offer. The characters were indulged in a staring contest which did nothing to intensify the scenes or the emotional outcome. In the first half itself, it makes you yearn for the end. Superficial characterization takes 'cringe' to all another dimension. Production Design take a bow! Others make room for improvement.