Sabarish Iyer

A weird, quirky and beautiful miniseries. It reminded me a bit of Gravity Falls, with Wirt and Greg resembling Dipper and Mabel, with their sibling bond and their abilities to attract weird and quirky people and creatures around them. Moreover, 'The Blasting Company' has done a beautiful job on creating innocent,hummable, and some rather dreary songs reflecting upon the journey of the brothers and the underlying theme of venturing into the unknown.

A dog is a man's best friend...even from beyond the grave.

A visual masterpiece. It just shows that no matter where you are, love can conquer even the depths of space and time.

Sivaji Ganesan was a gem of an actor. His acting prowess is shown really well as he potrays many roles throughout the film with varied expressions. Hats off to the legend!

This movie has a right ideology, but falters due to weak storytelling and unnecessary plot twists. Nevertheless, Sundar C. has given his best, and all the other actors deserve a mention.

This movie is not everyone's piece of cake. It's messy, emotional, rides on little action and more minds(as your knowledge of a true MCU fan is tested thoroughly, although not to a great extent). The ending is kind of imperfect, and the audience is left to desire for more. But, according to me, there's beauty in that. To sum up, the perfection of this movie remains in it's imperfections. It leaves you with a hollow heart after you've left the theatres, and for a little bit more.

Worst movie. The two and half hours I wasted on this will never come back. Vijay Anthony talent wasted, after his terrific debut in 'Naan'.

A meticulous and clever psychological flick. Director Midhun Manuel Thomas (Aadu franchise, Om Shanthi Oshana), has done a terrific job at maintaining the mysterious atmosphere around the serial killer's persona. Kudos to the actors who gave an engaging performance, especially Kunchacko Boban, Unnimaya Prasad, Sharafudheen and a chilling cameo by veteran actor Indrans. Sushin Shyam's music, especially the background scores, complement every twists and turns of the film. A must watch for people who are fans of the thriller genre.

Subtle, Macabre, Slow-killing masterpiece! Eerily good story with a silent, hidden hints of feminism, dominance, and the depths anyone would go to show their affection towards their family. Power-packed performances by Amy Adams, Eliza Scanlen and Elizabeth Perkins, women who steal the show. But especially, a worthwhile mention to Patricia Clarkson, for playing a caring, and affectionate facade of the mother to her daughters. In conclusion, this show is going to give me many sleepless nights to come.

Good movie. It deals with corruption, and the story seems to be based in the '80s. Great acting, especially Suresh Chandra Menon as the corrupt CBI officer. Overall, a one time watch, with a strong message on corruption.