Samridhya Moitra

A good director and a brilliant ensemble cast create a masterful sequel. It may not be as subtle and perfect as it's prequel but it is a good watch. Hillarious, sarcastic and satiric, the cameraderies among the actors really make it a treat to watch. I really we could see more of Aparshakti. Abhishek, Rajkummar, Pankaj did great. Shraddha's acting has improved. Although the last half and hour and CGI wasn't something for people not into fantasy, yet this is completely worth a theatre watch. Go, enjoy it!

The movie is an entertaining and engaging watch. May sometimes come off as foolish, ridiculous, cliched and predictable but the cast salvages it. Cillian Murphy plays the psychopath villain to perfection, while Rachel McAdamas also does well to show the emotional ups and downs and tensions tearing her character. The direction is decent too. I liked the tensed and claustrophobic atmosphere created by the director and thecinematographer. The start of the movie is great, but it slowly slides into ridiculousness. However it is a good fun watch for a weekend night.

This movie is an absolute delight,for kids as well as adults (and I am an adult). It is visually beautiful, the background music perfectly captures the emotions of the moment. I love the voice actor of Pooh and Tigger, Jim Cummings, as well as the other characters. It strikes a perfect balance between the serious scenes as well as the comic ones--none of which are forced or inorganic. It is beautifully shot, the animal characters and the representation of the Hundred-Acre wood is very appealing to me. It is sweet, warm, and hits exactly the right spot. It's message is beautiful and much needed in today's times--being in the present, living in the moment, sometimes doing nothing ain't bad, life is here and today. A very optimistic movie. A must watch for any tired soul.

If you are an Srk fan, surely you'll like it. But apart from that, I got two words for it--So overrated. It was like a three hour cringe marathon. Apart from the music, costumes, New York locales, Reema Lagoo, and Saif-Preity chemistry, there is nothing else redeeming about this movie. Well it may be definitely entertaining, but the script and the execution are indeed very poor. Emotions are forced, and the whole subject of love is so grossly misrepresented. Of course being a KJo production, the movie abounds in melodrama and sentimentality, rooted in a script surrounding his much celebrated ideals of family and friendship. Not to mention the amount of stereotyping witnessed in this film--sexism, homophobia, mansplaining, fat-shaming, creed and culture mockery. I think the subject could have treated in such a better manner--the subject of living life well and gratefully; the theme of how you have to give love a try even if you had a heartbreak. But sadly, the execution fails very miserably.

Once underrated, now much appreciated, Lootera is a beautiful, soul-touching, bitter-sweet piece of art. Helmed by brilliant direction, the cast render heartfelt performances. Sonakshi was a acting a tad overdramatic in the beginning, but her performance in the second half is her career-best. Very feminist, but human indeed. And Ranveer Singh with his understated acting, brings a depth to his conflict-ridden character, torn between love and duty. The agonizing choices he has to make, the later evolution of his character and self-realization elicit a sense of sympathy from the viewer. It shows how helpless people are, it shows the greys in a human being between the lines. Again, unarguably his best performance. The scene where he expresses his repentance and his unalloyed love for Pakhi brings tears to my eyes. I long to see him such an understated role again. The man is versatile. Amit Trivedi's music is mellifluous, he is one of the most consistent good music directors out there in Bollywood today since the last decade. The cinematography brings to life the variegated scenes, beautifully highlighting the contrasts in the microcosm and macrocosm. The dialogue appearing a but muffled, the visual textures a but unclear, all to attain the desired emotional effect. I also felt the pace to be perfect. Not slow at all. Overall it is a masterfully wrought piece of cinema Everyone may not like it. And that is fine. Some kinds of cinema are meant for a select audience who can feel as deeply and profoundly with the characters, who can appreciate the effort it. It should remain so. A must watch film for true movie-buffs.

I saw a Hollywood anime movie after aong time, and I have to say, I am very impressed. The second half is even better. Love the animation and visual style. The messages delivered through the story are also very touching, and it isn't delivered in a very preachy manner, rather much of it is left to the audience to deduce. Good fun, family film. Seriously worth a re-watch.

I don't think a buddy flick has graced the screens after a long time. Love the cameraderie between Smith and Lawrence. Good fun. The plot is cliched and predictable unsurprisingly, but was a good watch. By all means go for it. You ll have a great time.

This movie is fun, light-hearted and commercial to the core, yet being headlined by a crackling lead pair chemistry and good acting, it is a delight to watch. Ranveer Singh’s effervescence shines through in his portrayal. Anushka Sharma has also acted pretty well in this movie. And the music is just so catchy. Well the storyline is definitely predictable, but it is the chemistry, and the relatable tweaks of the characters that make the movie such a delight. Definitely worth a watch!

Heavily underrated movie. This movie is fantastic, particularly its second half keeps you completely hooked. Being a David Leitch fan, I had to see this movie in the theatre. I think it deserves way more commercial success than it is getting. It brings to fore an important subject related to the film industry—the gross and utter criminal neglect of the stuntmen fraternity and their contribution towards making action movies as astounding as they seem. Ryan Gosling has imbued his character with a perfect balance of levity and emotion. He is just so so drool-worthy. Action sequences are pretty well choreographed too, unsurprisingly. The music is a perfect fit. Despite not taking itself very seriously, the movie delivers a very good message—let’s give stunt-people their much deserved due importance, respect and limelight for bringing life to the action genre.

A brilliant, must-watch film. Outstanding performances from all the actors complemented by a perfect screenplay, astute direction make it an example of cinematic genius. Its satire, its social message and most of all the feminism it propounded is just perfect. The feminism isn't on the face nor is it woke. It is as it should be. The movie and its characters touched me. After a long time, saww such a perfect Hindi movie. Hats off to Kiran Rao. And don't for a moment think it is slow or boring-- a perfect amalgam of entertainment and enlightenment, is what the movie truly is. Definitely Watch it!