Pranav Athreya

This is probably the only film(Other than The Sixth Sense) which I would give a perfect score. There is no error in the film. Even though it had two villains towards the end, it balances them both perfectly, without making the film congested and overstuffed. The pacing was perfect, the music by Hans Zimmer was jaw-dropping and flowed perfectly with the film. The Dark Knight is not only the best superhero film ever made, but it is also one of the best movies ever made period. Nowhere in the universe would I rate this film anywhere below a 5/5. This film is a masterpiece.

The film's Cillian was rather mediocre, there were a few tonal inconsistencies, and a few scenes felt like they were detracting from the plot. But GOTG is still a fantastic movie and it completely diluted the risk of making the film.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier might just be the MCU's best film. Its only real competition in my mind is the first Avengers movie. Everything about this film from start to finish is near perfect, from the script to storytelling, action choreography, music, editing, characters performances, cinematography, and dialogues. The only thing taking away its full score is the fact that one or two scenes, not more, felt very tacked on to the final film. But nevertheless, a fantastic film which I, without hesitation give a 9.5/10.

Some of the films which came after it were undoubtedly better, but as Iron Man started it all, the film always has that going for it. The only issues that bring it down are the weak villains, slightly rushed tone towards the end and the mildly dragged third act.

Not as good as its predecessor, which in my opinion is the best superhero film ever made, but still worth the length of three hours. It never felt dragged. I expected an unpredictable, dark, and thrilling movie, just like the other two films. But what I got was a semi-dark, dramatic and emotional farewell from a beloved franchise. Though I do not think that Bane and Ra's a Ghul's daughter's death were fleshed out properly, those aren't any major issues, and The Dark Knight Rises easily gets a 4.5/5 or A+.

This film gets absolutely no stars. This film is an utter failure. I just added one as google forced me to.

Nothing more to say other than this. Christopher Nolan is a genius. This film has no flaws and rhere is no specific high moment either. Every scene stands out.

The Avengers was absolutely epic. It is still my favorite MCU film. The only thing keeping this film from getting a full score is the fact that I felt that hawkeye should have gotten some time as a hero before he became an avenger.

This movie is one of the most entertaining films I have ever seen. It also did a good job a s a film itself. Every single character was so well developed and had a role in that film which directly or indirectly affected the narrative. Every performance was top-notch. Seeing as to how many jokes the film uses , there was a great possibility that many jokes would fall flat, but none did. The film balances its emotions so perfectly, to such an extent that I even shed a few tears in some places. The only thing keeping me from giving the film a full score is the fact that at times it felt like it was just a tad bit too over-reliant on its jokes and that 1 or 2 scenes in the movie I felt could have been re-shot to make some elements of the act a bit more believable. But nevertheless, 3 idiots is a fantastic movie which is extremely re-watchable and I give it a 4.5/5 or a 9/10.

The mild predictability was Bound to be there as part of the script. No issues. Nearly perfect.