Vidhya Shankar

Quite a pervert Vetrimaran must be and how utterly sadistic. The violence and gore and the abuses seem to lit him with so much thrill and delight and lots of fulfillment especially showing women being brutally harmed (where he could've avoided showing certain shots from camera...many seems really deliberate and specific)and already with a big hole in the plot (no one has seen the villain or say the rebel leader for years and then in one night's thrashing we've a picture of him ready) Viduthalai is just a boring, lethargic, mediocrity-driven (the choice of actors and their dumb pre-historic characterizations) film all the way...with nothing to revel or feel astonished or wonder at or cherish. Music has no soul or fibre or fire. A big let down.

Exceptional from start to finish! Way way ahead of its time💭

The movie truly belongs to Anna Hill Johnstone, the Costume Designer. Just for the clothes, colors and styling I can watch the movie over and over.

Fantastic✨ The lead actors' screen presence and chemistry is what makes it a spellbinding watch.

Exceptional from start to finish🙌 Ray Milland was incredible✨The ending wasn't wholely fulfilling as Sunset Boulevard and Double Indemnity.

Such a weak, boring, and a soulless movie.

Such an average movie. Don't know why it was rated so high. Nowhere close to Murder on the Orient Express (1974) or 10 Little Indians (1985).

Excellent🙌 That commentary for the second 'beat-his-pulp-out' scene (the way he wears the abdomen guard before being thrashed)😬😬😬😬😬 and the lawyer's objection in the court scene😂😂😂😂😂

Had a real long laugh after long time watching a movie. Exceptional script and craftily and very smartly done. That scene when the hero meets Satyaraj was just amazing.

What incredible filmmaking! Visually and aesthetically and artistically one of the best films I've seen.