Rupnarayan Bose

It's a continuation from Stree Part One. The characters remain the same. The one liners still make us laugh. Rajkumar Rao did a good job as did the others. The problem with this movie is that the gimmicks go far over the top, especially in the second half. The scenes are so absurd that you forget to suspend disbelief and enjoy what's offered on screen. They are just too much. Are they running out of ideas?

Lots of action, but the storyline is far too predictable. It has no suspense, no twists and turns, no "what next" plot line, nothing unexpected. The movie is like a dish well cooked but without the salt. Leaves the viewer uninvolved. As they say in India, it's just "time pass". Watch it if you have nothing better to do.

Fell in love right from the first episode. Well mounted, gripping stories, a true representation of the times. Excellent picturisation of the life and times of ancient Turin, with all its prejudices that may appear shocking today. Six episodes felt too short for a serial of this nature.

No story line, hardly any dialogue, no explanation of what or why, nothing at all except some fight stuff from start to finish. Not worth a watch. Lots of better movies out there.

Where do I begin? It's a gripping tale, superbly told. Who could have imagined that a film on physics could be picturised so well? The first half will not give you any opportunity to breathe. As afomer student of physics, it was amazing for me to see Einstein, Neil's Bohr, Heisenberg et all in live action. The role of science, that of the scientists, and those who exploit their discoveries were very well brought out through the unparalleled acting of Cillian Murphy. The movie lost quite some pace when Oppenheimer's indictment began. Was it really necessary to show in such detail who all stabbed Oppenheimer in the back and how? This section could have been shortened to maintain the pace of the movie. The sound effect was very thoughtful, with considerable impact. Finally, about direction. Superbly Nolan, as always. Hats off to the master.