Ritesh Kumar

If storytelling is an art , a monster calls should serve as the benchmark. Reminded me of pan's labyrinth. This is not just a movie, this is a lesson through some top class direction. Must watch.

Unnecessarily long , dark and repetitive action scenes. How come it's rated above 4, must be paid reviews.

Speechless performance by vikrant.both vinod and vikrant deserve a national award for this. It would be a shame if this one isn't the official entry into Oscars this year. Must watch .

Overhyped. Ekta Kapoor's kind of work made for the big screen. Background score is worth mentioning. Nothing exceptional overall.

Feminism just for the sake of it.

The casting director must be penalised for choosing such a plain entourage to support Dinklage. The whole movie shoulders solely on Peter. Everybody else's performance feels as if it's their debut. Uneven pacing of the film leaves adds more fuel to one's agony. Suggestion - watch only those scenes where Dinklage is delivering, fast forward everything where Peter isn't.

This isn't just a movie, this is a lesson for life. Students, parents , teachers - everyone must be prescribed this. One this is also for sure - there won't be any one like Williams ever again .

The saving grace that Marvel so desperately needed came for none other than James Gunn who was once sidelined by Disney's top brass. Feels like ages since it was fun watching a marvel movie. Can still detect an intrusion by Disney in climax, still way better than their recent outings. Definitely within top -5- in MCU on standalone basis. Must watch . 8.5/10

Overstretched, forced humour, plain storyline. Right at the bottom with eternals.

It would be hard even for the harshest critics to find a fault in this tightly screwed masterpiece thriller. It keeps you glued from the word go. Class performance , perfect screenplay, storytelling at its best.