ROHIT MEWAL

After watching Shang Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings I just wanna say it's a whole another level movie, just epic. The fight between mom and dad in the jungle was really amazing. The highlight of first half was the bus sequence, that fight was consisted of 15-20 minutes, they just nailed it! Talking about the MARTIAL ARTS oh man it's speechless and the scintillating background music goosebumps moments. What a way to kick stay the phase 4 of the MARVEL franchise simply fantastic and what is so special about this movie is that in other Marvel movies 2 hours 20 minutes 1 hour only action, but this movie 2 hours 12 minutes 1 hour 45 minutes full hi-fi actions very less dialogues, filled with super actions only. The action sequences is so high rated that I can't tell in words you should just experience on the big screen. The way of Asian culture is glorified simply superb man! Marvel is leading the race because in other Hollywood movies Asian culture and all these other things are just typecasted and not shown in a glorified manner. But in this movie the way Asian culture is respected is absolutely mind-blowing and I think this will play a very big part in this movie mega success. Talking about the acting performance the whole film actors and actresses are from China and the beat actor was Tony Leung (Xu Wenwu) as the villain, what a amazing performance he is the most senior actor and the most experienced character in the whole cast and that has proofed his facial expression was absolutely terrific. Then his mannerisms was awesome and his actions performance was brilliant and his dialogues his charm and charisma brilliant, he didn't look like actually he is the villain he looking like he's only the hero what a acting he just outshine everyone, even though the locations of the film was terrific, the costumes was terrific. Simu Liu (Shang Chi) he just nailed his acting he is the perfect man to play the role of Shang Chi. Breathtaking stunts, breathtaking actions, breathtaking dialogue deliveries and mannerisms is absolutely perfect and the heroine Awkwafina (Katy) was absolutely brilliant her comic timing was superb and Meng'er Zhang (Xialing) as Shang Chi's sister was amazing then comes Fala Chen (Li) as Shang Chi's mom was perfect and Ben Kingsley his comedy was so hilarious so the casting was really really good because of the the director Destin Daniel Cretton. It's a modern day masterpiece movie and the climax was so so so so breathtaking, mind-blowing, brilliant, awesome work aren't enough for that Monster and Dragon fight. The cilmax itself deserve a seperate rating 1 million out of 5 stars, it has everything I mean it EVERYTHING means the tendering fight then the monster fight then the sword fighting whatever you want every aspect was there, it is Avengers Endgame level climax. Avengers is having nostalgia so people are already related to the characters of Avengers because they are known and people will feel emotional and nostalgic. But this movie nobody knows the actors, nobody knows actresses, nobody knows the characters nothing but still to keep the audience at the edge of the screen I think the director deserve a big big big salute

The matrix is one of the most defining films of the early 2000’s, ‘game changing’ is one word to describe it. The action scenes nail it so hard that no other action films can match it to this day, despite the CGI which is LAUGHABLE on today’s standards, it’s one of the firsts films that considered CGI a viable option in modern cinema and combined with the story it makes the bad CG unnoticeable. The story is based on the “are we living in a simulation?” Topic, which I think is the first film that got people talking about it. Turns out humanity’s been enslaved by its own AI, and this whole time people have thought they’ve been fine. What I like about this movie is the villain is relatable, until Thanos from infinity war made it popular 18 years later, just let that sink in, the main villain sees the matrix, not as a simulation, but a cell worse than any other prison on earth, while he doesn’t actually say that it’s very obvious, and for some reason the sequels never picked up on that. Besides, this is one of those classic movies that really live up to today, it’s influential and combines one of the best concepts with an amazing film