Salman Karim

Amrish Puri has saved this movie. So bad acting and direction.

This film introduces a series of blunders. Just one example is that even though Hannah Banks is not "telepathic" like her mother, she plays a very important role in the movie in the sense that everything she ever did was a portent of what was to come; from questions she had, to the name of her class project. Another example of this particular blunder is General Shang, who also possesses no future-knowing powers, yet insists that the protagonist Louise Banks needed to hear his wife's dying words for some unknown reason...Yet another example is that the aliens landed on earth, and even though the movie is dedicated primarily to understanding them, at the end we still don't know why they arrived. When Louise's partner Ian understands the aliens' message, it is revealed that they are asking for help. We never see what they need help with. Perhaps because they mention needing help in the next 3,000 years. If they mean the year 5317, the people the aliens asked for help are all going to be long, long since dead. And you all just came to the only logical conclusion: Time capsule, right? Fine, that's logical...except there would be no way to determine that the people who find the time capsule would take the message seriously, or have kind enough hearts to help the aliens if they did. Yet another example is that while the ship looks rather small from the outside, it goes on as far as the eye can see when the characters enter the vessel. Maybe that's a reference to the Tardis, but based on the septopods' anatomy, they wouldn't even be physically able to command a vessel; not like a shot of the dashboard was ever included in the film. For my final example, while Ian and Louise flirt on and off, they never actually touch. Yet at the end of the movie, when they embrace, Louise says she had forgotten how good it felt to be touched by him. Throughout the movie, I was under the assumption that when they met, it was awkward because he was her ex; and had he not been so surprised to learn she was married once, the ending scene would have made complete sense. For these and even more mistakes, I found this film to be a confusing disappointment, where even the crew was uncertain what was going on.

Cringe at it's finest! There's alot going on, no sense of cinematography flow just random cringe going on at every scene, kabi police walun k sth to kabi aurutu k sth I mean WTAF bro? 🤢 🤮 Tip: If you really want to enjoy the thrill that this series offers just skip the cringe scenes (Fast Forward). Thank me later 😎

Please Please Please watch this superb movie It's definitely worth it, I'm in the middle of the movie right now and I couldn’t control my emotions of appreciating this master piece that how amazing this movie has been directed, BRAVO 🤩

Pathetic watched it for just SRK's sake

Pure goosebumps throughout each scene, now I wonder why such top rated movies aren't available on Netflix or other streaming platforms, obviously because this ain't cheap bruh!

As always, when it comes to Akshay's movies there are people who don't even skim through ratings of IMDb or rotten tomatoes, well I'm one of them. His movies have always something to teach, not to mention his glamorous humor. ❤️

Ukhhh! This has to be 5/5. I've never seen such movie in a while, although bollywood does makes a few but this one I would say is marvelous. Enjoyed every bit of the movie from the Indian ambassador's marriage to "Jaggu" falling from the plane.....that falling part becomes way more emotional than anyother else apart from the dreaming one where "Karthika" runs over to Jaggu and hugs him with whole hear. A very well directed movie, cheers to the team especially to the director. In a nutshell it's as much realistic as practical. Loved it!! <3

Cinematography & plot twist both up to the mark. Couple of things that were having voids throughout the movie were not so smooth flow, romance irregularities, quick plot twists that gave us little time or no time to understand what's going on, apart from these this movie is worth watchable as compared to the trash movies that Netflix is releasing these days. So 3 stars. Go watch it!

Ending sucks, rest is lit. Amazon needs to invest in it's specs otherwise the industry will dissolve into dust along with famous Bollywood actors.