Tanushree Dutta

The writer cum director of this made a whole fully fleshed show out of just 2 SONGS [I do not think one can get any more creative than this ] Takeru Satho really needs to move on from committing to merlodrama scripts that involve his character's love interest suffering from amenesia (like his movie 8 Year Engagement had this same thing) Cinematography becomes that one standout mark of this show that I cannot help but continously sing praises of (it was preety much evident from the trailers that they will excel in this department) The plot sure is slow but its steady, could have been easily compressed into an 7 ep show rather than 9, the first 2 episodes are hard to sit through cause the story is building it's plotline causing it to feel slow but don’t quit because everything gets better from ep 3 Has few "cliché" tropes but that isn't underwhelming because "clichés" are called "clichés" because they work like a charm. The show is at it's strongest in the final 3 episodes. The actor who played Young Harumichi is by far the strong link of this show, like his acting outshined Takeru Satoh's in some scenes and that is an achievement if you ask me (as if his acting wasn't an help already, he had to looks cute as well). Takeru and the female lead actress both being veteran actors really befinfits the acting department, there are few moments that come out to be sooo impactfull, solely because the actors gave it their all in making it look as if it happened in their own lives. One final thing, they should bar of the age rating from 15 to 17+ (you'll know why I suggest this once anyone who decides to watch this is almost midway into the show)

After Bhramāstra had finished rolling it's end-credits I somehow felt morally obiligate to attempt reviewing Bollywood's biggest attempt (yet) at entering the pop-superhero market with a story engrained in a branch of literature that indisputedly rides a thin line between fiction and deception, wildly known to us Bharatvasis as Hindu Mythology. The selling point of this movie has been no secret, and it's gives me tremendous relief to confirm that it delivers on the initial promises of being a visual spectacle. (like this is the kind you wouldn't wanna reserve to be watched on OTT platforms, trust me) Instrumental themes became the second major milestone this 2hr 40 min long urban-fantasy-adventure flick manages to hit. While Amitab Bacchan, a mystery cameo & Ranbir Kapoor give their absolute best trying to hold-up an erratically paced plot, a half-baked romance stuffed with corny dialogues and practically no chemistry between two main leads is what degrades a movie that otherwise would have gotten a solid 4 out of 5 from me (when judging by the scale of bollywood masala movie storytelling). Alia Bhatt! Folks, I did not expect her to leave a wide open bullet hole in the acting department her often hailed theatrics shines in certain scenes throughout the first half inadvertently flickering as the climax approches Ahh the climax !! The CLIMAX is bedazzling all your qualms from the story are sure to be momentarilry silenced by a goosebumps generating 2nd half. If asked to describe my experience with Bhramastra in a sentence it would be 'The overall presentation never let's you forget that by the end of day, it is a Bollywood production, the clichés are all there' Ayan's concept has immense potential if executed properly in the dilogue &writting department bollywood needs to realise that not all movies need to be laden with overbearing cringy romance

Now I've decided to watch all of Vijaya's movie my first one for his picks was Arjun Reddy which I watched last month before Kabir Singh launched itself in the theaters,he's just amazing , he really let's himself be the characters and gets deep into it. bringing out the best in the characters he plays. And I absolutely adore it. Great written, storyline was intense never for a moment it felt like it's slowing down, the pace was consistent The song Kadalle was heveanly I heared that there will be a Bollywood remake of it Karan Johar announced it . I'll watch it once again doesn't matter. The matters discussed in this movie was somewhat identical to that of Arjun Reddy anger management issue was something that definitily matched with his previous movie Arjun Reddy

A send-off soaring as loud as the enigmatic gunshot sound that comes at the end of the iconic gun barrel sequence, opening every cannon Bond film in existence. With Daniel Craig and most the cast from the previous movie returning for their designated roleplay, there are few new characters thrown into the already star-studded mix, namely Rami Malek's Safin and his french sidekick, a child actor and a couple of men from Blofeld's ever growing list of henchmen. No Time to Die is a through and through tribute to Craig's tenure as Bond and to the fans of the 21st century version of the franchise who have stuck along since the first installment landed back in the theatres of 2006, The movie picks up exactly where it left off at the end of Spectar, with Swan and Bond car-riding their way off into a possibly 'happy ever after' this period of blissfullness and mental tranquility is short lived when they are attacked by a group of hired goons and the plot picks its pace hereafter, whatever transpires next is your jobs to find out, even though there is a reasonable explanation as who to the antagonist Safin is and why he's chosen to bring doomsday upon the world as his pen-ultimate goal of life, you will need binge watch CR and Spectar (at-least) to get a grasp onto the sentimenal depths of James Bond, otherwise it won't generate the level of emotional connectivity one must essentially feel twords a main protagonist, by no means am I trying to convey that it cannot be watched as a stanalone, all I'm saying is that, for you have a most efficient run for the money you spend buying your tickets, you should consider investing 5 hrs of your daytimes into watching these 2 gigs mentioned above before picking up the finale(they are available to rent on YT n Netflix or download through Torrent) trust me they will be worth the time. NTTD makes uttmost use of the very strength that set Daniel's Bond apart from its predecessing machismo potrayals by Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnon, it tells that an overly attractive face with a ripped body structure doesn't always have to be the only positive characteristic audience's are compelled to like about a character as historic as Bond. Craig's Bond in eyes of public is a man with outermost layer tough concreat and unremorsefull as a piece of rock, yet during those miniscule of moments when the spotlight is away from, that is when the facad falls,stripped bare(literally as well as figuratively) what you actually see is man who even though kills human beings as if they are ants and treats women like commodities of pleseure, is tired of it all, he wants a normal life much like everyone else, but the pattern under which his life has structured itself from an early age doesn't let him have at it , he's wants to run away from all the gun blazing, car chasing, having to live under the tagline of 'kill or be killed' but cannot because betrayal, tradey, adrenalin-rush and being used like a merciless machine is all he identifies himself to, off course a weaponery equipped Aston Martin DB5 and an airjet cum submarine only enhance fun of the party. NTTD excels in a field I have rarely seen any Bond film set record at, I'm talking about the cinematography, starting from lush view of tropical forests to frozen suburb of Norway, beautiful beachs and an sparsely popular historic location, the camera directory is top notch, when mingled with the ever improving hand to hand combat sequence, car chases, rooftop driving, NTTD makes one hell of feast for everyones eyes, this being the only JB movie released in 3d yet, I implore you check the format out, it's breathtaking.

It's gonna be long exaggerated one cause I will write about all the three movies which are in this franchise. I have to admit, I was skeptic about watching these movies at the first place , not that I didn't hear about it from anyone before or hadn't received suggestion on wether to watch it or didn't watch any of Christopher Nolan's other works and doubted it (Prestige, Interstellar are personal favorites) nope, nothing of the above mentioned conditions . I just wasn't sure considering my first ever DC watch in the theaters of 2016 "Batman vs Superman" wasn't that much of an impression maker after which I went complet blank on DCEU for more than 2 years until last December when I saw "Aquanam", which was more of a special effects/CGI visual spectar, there was nothing much in the storyline TBH . Now why did I suddenly out of nowhere wanted to watch "The Dark Knight Trilogy" 7 years after its final release, thanks to "Joker" (tralier of it which I saw a day before I wrote this review and wanted to watch the whole movie right away) and I certainly was not going into watching a movie(Joker) knowing close to nothing about its earlier cenimatic screen apperance and that is how I was led to "The Dark Knight Trilogy" again, I was determined to watch it this time. I went in with not very high expectations(that's because I couldn't care less for reviews and ratings when I have a made up mind to watch a movie/movies), and the first installment didn't disappoint "Batman Begins" was somewhat of an "Okay it's good" but whatever I watched next blew my mind "Dark Knight" was a whole new beast altogether be it storyline, plot, visuals, character development everything was etched to perfection there was not a single thing that I disliked about the movie, I won't even try to sum up the greatness of this masterpiece in one word because there is none It is when superheros are made more human more susceptible to damage mentally or physically who have relationship, fellings, shortcomings, fear, despair is when you as audience connect with them you find a part of yourself within them as if they are real people (because your characteristics behavior as humans matches with theirs)& that's exactly what Dark Knight does, it's a far call from just a superhero movie infact the the other two movies as well are the very version of "WHAT YOU ARE" & "WHAT YOU CHOOSE TO BECOME" there is so much to learn from these movies , human emotion potrayal is the strength of the franchise "Joker" as a chatacter who is evil, thoughtless brutal with his actions has a believeable justified reason for committing his crimes even though he's terribaly wrong "Dark Knight Rises" there could not be any other appropriate conclusion to the series than the one this final installment has given, the background theme score is amazing much like the other amazing attribute this movie alone has to offer the heavy plot meddles with your brain till the very end, there are couple of major plot twists during the last 30 minutes of the movie particularly at the end. Cannot appreciate this franchise enough for everyone who loves the idea of movie watching as a matter of "hobby" {just like me} should definitely watch this franchise at least once ( even though its not a one time watch, you have to see it again, at least I'll be watching it again) "Chris Bale" I'm now convinced that no one can play Batman better than him. This franchise is one of my favorites now, hands down

I don't understand why imbd gave it such a low rating it was good like really good I can't wait to watch what happenes next I've read the book as well, their are some difference . And for those who still haven't watched it, don't waste ur time going through a lot of reviews just go for it I can assure u its worth watching

#MarvelFanHere MCU has been the support system of my teenage to be honest, it made my life so colourfull, chearfull & amazing that finally biding adique to one of it's most loved, cherished entertaining part (avengers franchise) was a lot harder than I expected it to be I wont say anything about storyline believe me introducing any spoiler is the last thing I want Comming back to the movie I was satisfied watching it was a rollercoaster tycoon of emotions it was worth every second of wait I had for the last 375 days of life the movie surpassed all my expectations by a hundreds and thousands or even more... Judging it by it's critic points acting, storyline, plot twist, graphics, direction everything was executed to it best, packed with emotions be it friendship, love, family, duty, sacrifice all of it was explored and brought to screen, being directed by the very talented Russo Brothers this movie has the potential to create a great impact on the Si-fi/fantasy gener cinematic universe, not to mention by it's incredibly spread out large fan base it is on its way to become one of the highest grossing movie of all time. Now , about the ending don't expect it to be a normal one that has the quote of "all's well that ends well" get prepared for something that gonna leave you amazed , it's not like I didn't love the ending, I loved it, it was totally justified, I Itruly appreciate it but somehow it felt like a bit difference would have done an even greater magic, the ending also left some pretty good brand new question that I would love to have answered (you'll know which questions I'm talking about once you watch the movie). It was a 9.5/10 for me maybe solely because I'm a die hard fan of the franchise. Though it's leaving (avengers franchise) it is doing it with a bang, what an epic ending to an epic franchise they cannot just leave after dropping a movie like this it's really unsettling for me, but I guess they would have done it someday , better it be now Even with a blindfold on I can say this is the best among the 22 movie's marvel has made.I just got lucky to exist in a timeline of such amazing superheroes and as for fans like me I definitely ain't gonna stop watching it just once or twice , thrice..............(infinity) there is no way I'm getting over this movie anytime soon.

ETERNALS is no AVENGERS ASSEMBLE but at least IT'S NOT ANOTHER Iron Man 2, Black Widow or Captian Marvel (which I surmise should be enough to have your tickets booked, unless you are trying to take a pick between Eternals and Dune, in which case the former will loose) Zaho's take on yet another MCU's hefty budget giant, is definitely not the worst Feige and his team has brought to our tables but it ain't the best either. With an opening sequence comprising of exposistion-heavy text paragraph, I think creators make it perfectly clear from the get go, they are not using the signature cookie cutter formula we've come to expect from Marvel. I swear on the name of Celestial themselves this movie HAD the potential to accomplish a feat, creating an impact which would've shaped the entire superhero gener in a way I haven't really seen any movie do since Dark Knight (then again I did use the word 'had'). Eternals for most of it's runtime felt like 'a calming mild gust of wind grazing one's skin leaving behind a chilled tingling sensation'' whereas it should have felt like an 'impatient, exciting ride giving you a sense of relentless adrenalin-pump throughout your veins'. Watched it 2 time already over the course of a week, I have to admit some stuff flew over my head as well watching it the first time around, it was only during my second screening that I got a complete grasp onto what Chloe's aim with this project was, when we pit this against Marvels previous works which unabashedly had a very apparent overimplying tone of 'We have duty to avenge & protect humanity, no matter what !' Eternals on the other-hand breaks that norm, for it had to nerve to lay forth a question which all mass-consumption superhero films in the last decade with a plot involving "bring-doomsday-upon-the-world" have been too afraid to ask, that query being 'YES we all want to save humankind, but are they worth our protection?, do they really deserve it' (given the history of violence we humans have inflicted upon each other), a refreshing take for which I will continuously sing praise for Marvel

Could this movie had gotten any more beautiful sad 😞😞

I was totally into the movie while watching