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Visuals are really spectacular but the story build up was flat. Very very interesting concept, maybe someday it'll become a video game for sure, but as a movie it fell flat. Had high expectations from Gemma chan. But kudos to the team for getting a new and fresh perspective of AI being closer to euphoria than dystopia and visually striking scenery. I would definitely pay my money to see this become a game as it has a huge huge potential for becoming an all time grossing gaming franchise. Sony, take a note.

Everything everywhere all at once - where do I even begin? What a roller coaster ride this movie is! Loved the acting, love the script, loved the narration, and love the cinematography. Michelle Yeoh deserves an Oscar for such a performance and the Russo brothers for execution. Right from the start the movie keeps me on the edge and makes me want more! And more they gave - the action, the comedy, the drama, and the emotion. Just weaving a simple issue of complex mother and teenage child relationship through the fabric of a multiverse is a concept unthought of! Moreover depicting the challenges of a struggling Asian woman in the backdrop of a tax suit, a plausible divorce, the challenges of handling an aging father, managing a laundromat and its customers, and on top of it living her life by trying to become better at different skills - isn't that the craziness present in everyone's life. This is definitely on top of my all-time top 10 movies. Hands down to everyone who made this awesome movie. <3

I felt the movie was decent given that you rarely have story developed around street racing unless you have mafia or cartels involed like in fast and furious. It has cars, it has some subtle love story, some heart breaks and Vendetta which is fine for an audience who wants to see the protagonist drive around different race cars. As a die hard mustang fan myself, I can watch this movie just for watching the mustang go round and round in laps. Well considering the video game adaptations, this movie has done really well in terms of plot and racing. Extra points for police chases and realistic Street race setting. (Unlike over hyped underground level stuff, the Street race aspect is also subtle). Had critics seen Assassin's creed movie, they would've rated this very well and taken their judgement and ratings back. Now you can't always expect same level of execution or story experience like videogames in a movie (unless you are making a TV show like Witcher, which was absolutely worth the story depth), I feel the movie has done it's job. For a guy or gal with 2 something hours of free time to kill on a weekend on a topic which I know from childhood, it is a definite watch! And yeah, definite watch for Aaron Paul and Rami Malek fans ❤️

This movie is certainly another Khaleja. Just a little ahead of it's time, but a super hit. Though the screen play was a little confusing and a little out of line in the first half hour, the movie just escalated to the best and finest pieces of acting. The story - a little cliched, yet perfect for the likes of Vijay Devarkonda to execute his character of student leader, turned life long "Comrade" of rights - not just of his love, but that of every one. Rashmika Mandana just steals the rest half of the stage with MIND BLOWING performance. Just imagine a typical 9-5 working individual rating this movie at 2AM in the mid night, just after watching it (Spl mention to my Amazon Prime Subscription). The entire chemistry between Bobby (Played by Vijay) and Lilly (Played by Rashmika) with a powerful message hidden behind this subtly woven piece of story blows the mind off. Just the right kind of movie for acting lovers. For those who wish to see cinematography and screen play, first half might keep you down a bit, but the net result of the movie compensates to it. Giving it a 5 star because it deserves one! Note: The movie also highlights a lot of issues, like politics, students unions, women cricket, women empowerment and safety, mental health and awareness - and above all of them, some real good motivation which is what the youth needs. Keep up the good job to the Team Comrade! <#