S D – Google

Beautifully crafted. Gripping story, heated rivalry between Enzo n Henry II, never settling hunger to succeed of Shelby n Miles, top notch acting, fantastic bonding, amazing race action, emotional ending and on top of that a monologue to introduce the love and depth of the film towards racing (by Shelby). "There's a point at 7,000 RPM, where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that's left is a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM. That's where you meet it. You feel it coming. It creeps up on you, close in your ear. Asks you a question. The only question that matters. Who are you?"

I don't get the rating, the movie isn't that bad. It's very engaging to watch the whole operation working. They surely missed out some loose ends, like the character development wasn't that good as if they had something more to say but the focus was mainly given to the mission. We came to know about the GIGN group also how the incident affected lives of the innocent but it also fails to connect the characters. Overall it was a good movie to know about a part of history. To be honest the script was good but improvisation and direction landed flat.

There are many action fictional historical series but the storyline and the connections between the characters makes GOT so successful. The cast members Emilia, Peter, Lena, Kit, Jason, Sophie, Maise and many more... Put on a hell of a performance to making it a global success. It is an adaptation of George R. R. Martin's novel series "A song of ice and fire". Though the events in the series differ from the novel, it has very interesting and mindful twists in it, giving the series more flexibility to span around and modify many events in the storyline. Everyone's upset because of the finale. But there are many loose ends which needs to be sealed. Hope to see sequels and prequels going ahead, it's gonna be huge. Also a prequel House of the Dragon is in the making.

Apart from hyped up outstanding performance from Joaquin Phoenix. Few parts of the storyline strikes right into the hearts of few introverts. Not a story for everyone to appreciate but surely the performance was spot on. The vision and direction of the story makes even something like a fictional character "joker" look very familiar and real to the audience as if something like this can/might happen which makes the audience connect to the vibes that Joaquin's joker produces. The storyline isn't meant to connect a larger audience but that's the kind of characters Joaquin has played for a long period of time (deep and meaningful), his commitment to the characters makes the movie worth watching. Joaquin's ability to switch through multiple emotions in small period of time adds cheery on top to his acting chops which can be seen in final scene.

Not movie all will enjoy but very bold move to introduce something new to the audience where we see a rom-com, musical, autobiography, animated movies almost every year. Alita brings something new to the table. Watching a female lead action character also focuses on the women impowerment in film industry. Also revolutionary CGI effects hats-off to Rosa Salazar. The story falls short at the end with an unexpected twist, hope for sequel to sum up the storyline.

Absolutely beautiful. Loved the life story of Bob Fosse & Gwen Verdon. Story revolves around their hard times, imbalanced life of Bob which is always balanced by Gwen whenever needed & the fact that no matter whatever happens she is always there for him & she completes him. A story of true love & how the two souls are inseparable irrespective of the odds. Couple of lines where Bob says to paddy he's gonna to the tap dance on his funeral & the other one where Bob says to Nicole that this isn't my life story, he dies at the hospital makes the story and the connection strong and emotional. Brilliant chemistry between Michelle and Sam. Loved the casting of Sam as Bob Fosse also Michelle was marvellous as Gwen verdon A brilliant miniseries for the fans of Broadway and romance.

The story depicts a normal situation which forces Charlie And Nicole's marriage to fall apart. At the end it address the public that this can happen in any kind of relationship. Adam driver puts a hell of a performance especially the song that makes it complete. "you needed a break your were unhappy with the relationship, you feel like this person isn't same anymore, you hate him but the truth is that you have lived so much with each other that you can't live without each other you need the support, you need the fight, the quarreling, the care, the laughter and every thing that makes you happy just by being with that person." By not showing what happens in fairy romantic flicks, the end is left to us but very much defined.