Punith Kumar

Best sci-fi movie of all time. The visuals were outstanding and All actors gave their life time perfomances. Background and music By Hans Zimmer was awesome.The plot is simple but the way it was shown through cinematography and visuals shows How good Denis made this film.Austin Butler as feyd reutha stole the show with his fantastic performance outclassing other villains and also the Hero Timothee. Climax could have been made better. Overall a visual feast and must watch in Theatre.Waiting for 3rd part☺😍

Watched Scorcese movie for the first time in my life In Imax and It was a best experience.I had a huge expectation because of Scorcese Direction and Screen play magic he brings into his films and Also my Fav actor Robert De Niro and DiCaprio.But After Watching the movie I was a bit disappointed with the direction.The Run time was a bit lengthy and tests our paitence a bit.As it's based on true story regarding the killing spree of Osage people for oil money and The Fbi investigates to Find the truth of who were behind this killings.When The Interval scene comes we get to know that William Hale is the bad guy who's greedy for money and He needs a man who can protect him from being caught.So he uses Ernest Burkhart DiCaprio.But As Both become greedy their greed leads them to prison imprisonment.Lily Gladstone as Mollie performed fantastically as the wife of Ernest.She nailed her character through her emotions and acting stardom.The Second half was bit predictable along with climax could have written well By Scorcese.The music and cinematography Is the best with superb camera shots in retro old style and blend of new shots.A good watch in theatre not the best By Scorcese ❤🤗

Nelukonda Bhagvanath Kesari a police officer who will be put to jail because of a crime he hadn't made.Another police officer Sarathkumar who will die in an accident and his wish to make his daughter a Ips officer should be fulfilled by Balayya.The first half is full of dialogues and sentiments and some useless romance between kajal and balayya.The interval finishes with usual balayya over the top mass action scene. The second half is half baked and starts with a background story of Balayya and The reason behind y he went to jail. Every 10 mins there is action and mass dialogue.Arjun Rampal was wasted and he was not strong in any scene he comes.The climax was ok and The positive was the social message that women are powerful and should be treated as equal as men in every aspect. The bgm was ok and songs were bad.A average movie👎

A good heist action thriller directed By Srini.Its made purely for Shivanna Fans and to entertain the audience.The plot is engaging from the start without dragging anything and keeping unnecessary scenes and also some mass moments in between.Shivanna as Ghost has given a superb comeback after long time.Jayram Sir as Police Chengappa also performed nicely and chosen a good role.Arjun Janya bgm was good.Second half was a bit lag could have cut 10 mins.Overall a good theater watch🤗

Leo is an out an out Thalapathy Show.It starts with a bang with hyena fight scene 💥and the vfx was good.The cafe scene was fantastic.Every 10 mins there is a fight scene with lot of violence and blood.Gautam menon performed well to his role along with Sandy master and Myskin.The Interval finishes with a bang where they get to know about leo Das💖. The problem starts with second half where screenplay is bit weak.Songs and Bgm are outstanding. Anirudh nailed it once again and each scene is elevated to peak due to his terrific bgm.Trisha and The kids acted neatly and the pair of Vijay and trisha is superb.Sanjay Dutt character was not written properly 😞.Arjun as Harold Das outplayed Anthony Das As Villian.It is a comeback for Action King after long time.The Show stealer was Vijay from start to finish ☺😍.His never seen characterization as Gangster was fantastic.But This is not the best from Lokesh could have been made better in 2nd half.Lcu connect was forced and didn't give much hype.A good action entertaining movie. Watch in theatre once 💯🤗

Kannur Squad is a well written crime mystery crime thriller that takes place in Various regions of Kerala.The film starts with 4 police officers searching for an thief and from there on it goes in a suspenful manner.After 20 30 mins the film slows a bit and we get a little bored.First half was decent with good bgm and songs were ok. Second half is a bit racy and good with the police officers going on a mission to catch the culprits who killed Waham.Mammotty acting and screen presence was superb and also kishore played a neat role as SI cholan.Other 3 police officers acted good.Overall a good thriller movie .Worth watching once☺😊

Pulp Fiction's three tales are structured to intersect and overlap at key points, even though they are not presented in chronological order. Tarantino arranges his initial scene to dovetail with his final one in a remarkable example of closure. Those confused by the structure will see everything clearly once the final line is spoken. "Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace's Wife" is the first story. It opens with Vincent (John Travolta) and Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) out on a hit for their boss, Marsellus (Ving Rhames). Along the way, Vincent confesses that he's uneasy about an upcoming job - taking out Marsellus' young wife Mia (Uma Thurman) while the main man is out of town. The source of the nervousness lies in a story circulating that Marsellus had a man thrown out a fourth story window for giving Mia a foot massage. One wrong step and Vincent could find himself in deep trouble. "The Gold Watch" is about a boxer, Butch (Bruce Willis), who is handsomely paid by Marsellus to throw a fight. Only at the last moment does it become more profitable to renege on the deal. So, along with his French girlfriend, Fabienne (Maria de Medeiros), Butch goes on the run, hoping to live long enough to spend some of the fortune he has suddenly gained. The Bonnie Situation" ties together a few loose threads. It also introduces Harvey Keitel as a suave problem-solver named Wolf and Quentin Tarantino as Jim, a man worried that his wife will come home from work to find a dead body in a blood-spattered car in his garage. Sometimes, it appears, helping out Marsellus is not without its complications. As was the case in Reservoir Dogs, Tarantino's crisp dialogue sparkles. The vulgarity-laced monologues and conversations ripple with humor and are ripe with points to ponder. Foot massages, hamburgers, comfortable silence, a gold watch, pot bellies, divine intervention, and filthy animals - all these and more receive the writer's attention as he presents meaningless issues in an intensely-fascinating and almost lyrical fashion. Who else (except perhaps David Mamet) can make profanity sound so poetic? For anyone who thought they knew the breadth of Bruce Willis' and John Travolta's acting ability, a surprise awaits. Whether it's an effect of the script, the direction, or something else, these two turn in surprisingly strong performances. And they're not the only ones. Uma Thurman, Rosanna Arquette, Ving Rhames, Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Amanda Plummer, Eric Stoltz (who has a Tarantino-related triple play with Pulp Fiction, Killing Zoe, and Sleep With Me), and then there's Samuel L. Jackson, who seems to get better with every outing. All the details are executed to perfection. Ironies abound in the smallest situations. One death is caused by, of all things, a poptart. And it takes a director of rare talent to find the comedy in so many macabre situations. This goes beyond gallows humor. Mixing the original with the derivative, Tarantino pushes Pulp Fiction in directions that are equally anticipated and unexpected. Relentless in its pace, Pulp Fiction is as exhausting as it is exhilarating. In between all the shootings, Mexican standoffs, and other violent confrontations exist opportunities to explore various facets of the human experience, including rebirth and redemption. With this film, every layer that you peel away leads to something deeper and richer. Tarantino makes pictures for movie-lovers, and Pulp Fiction is a near-masterpiece😍💥

Scarface is a motion picture classic that explores the life of Tony Montana, played by Al Pacino, after his migration from Cuba to the United States. Fueled by the idea that the American Dream can be achieved through hard work, Montana, an ex-military member and former convict, chooses to build his wealth through drug trafficking after joining a crime organization doing business in the streets of 1980s Miami. The film explores the mentality and behavior of a man filled with ambition yet blinded by his own arrogance. Director Brian De Palma and screenwriter Oliver Stone expand Al Pacino’s character by including elements of his Latin American culture in the storyline. Scarface succeeds in its portrayal of the main character. When you have a story about a character like Tony Montana, the director can’t simply show a person going from civilian to drug lord based on opportunity alone. De Palma slowly peels off the various layers of Tony’s personality, including his predisposition to crime and his lack of trust in anyone who isn’t himself, as he builds his criminal empire. When you watch the movie, you notice two narratives: when Tony is new to the world of trafficking and is earning the respect of his bosses and competitors, and when his paranoia erodes at his success, driving everything he ever loved to a breaking point. Another aspect that enhances the movie is when the director challenges the viewer by asking questions, such as, “Do we need people like Tony Montana to play the bad guy in the real world for us to feel comfortable with our lives?” A scene that raises that question occurs when Tony is dining with his wife, Elvira. The dinner slowly becomes aggressive as the couple starts expressing their deep-seated resentment toward each other. After Elvira storms out of the restaurant, leaving an inebriated Tony to be judged by the other customers, he rips off a classic monologue (Say goodnight to the bad Guy). Stepping away from the story and characters, the setting of 1980s Miami becomes a big part of the story, especially for locals who can still walk the same streets as Tony. They can visit the same motel where Tony’s first drug deal took place and where one of his sidekicks is gutted with a chainsaw. Although the movie is fictional, the setting serves the story so well it makes you believe Tony Montana was an actual part of American history. In addition to Pacino, Scarface is full of great performances. Michelle Pfeiffer, who plays Elvira Hancock, Tony’s wife, and Steven Bauer, who plays Manolo “Manny” Ribera, Tony’s best friend, add substance. They provided insight into Tony’s personality, showing how his narcissism and “male chauvinism” as it collides with the rest of the world. Scarface is excellently filmed, flawlessly written, and every aspect enhances the viewing experience. It’s the definition of a masterpiece and deserves a place in the movie hall of fame💥❣

A fantastic historical Action adventure by Mel Gibson.The Story is set in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and follows the journey of a young Mayan Jaguar Paw who must escape from capture and save his family from impending doom before it's too late. The film is best for the intense action sequences, impressive cinematography and use of indigenous languages.Rudy Youngblood performed well and other casts were also used brilliantly. Overall it is a visually striking and suspenseful film that shows the ancient culture of Mayan civilization.Watch it if u love Historical films☺❣

A decent fun filled entertaining movie with mix of action and sci-fi.Vishals acting was good as Mark and Anthony after long time.Sunil performed neatly for his role.Heroine was wasted and not necessary they just kept for time pass.Songs were bad and not enjoyable except old retro songs which were placed at crct situations.Sj Suryah was the show stealer with outstanding performance and comedy timing was perfect.Adhik has directed well.Watch it for fun filled experience 🤣💥