Arun Sundar

Enjoyed watching the film. Deadly performance from Randeep Hooda as Rana, and massy acting from Salman as Radhe. Songs were the biggest drawback.

Mathew Mccougney is the only reason you could watch this generic film more than once. The climax was sweet and screenplay had some emotional curveballs, otherwise nothing much to savour in this film.

Watched this film a second time today. Few months back, when I watched this, so many things were unclear. Now lot of things make some sense. CJ missed the science fair so that her invention could be put to a more personal use. Since he was protective of CJ,Calvin Walker knew that he could in potential conflicts with law authorities. Sebastian knew constant time jumps and touch with old selves could put them in trouble, which is what happened later. A brilliant film on individual actions causing ripples on time-space which we can't correct easily. I believe CJ could be dead in the final scene as she says "I love you Sebastian " and takes a risk. She is also haunted by guilt, and so I think she will give the machine to Calvin Walker. What distinguishes this from Back to the Future series is that the sense of spectacle is dimmed in SYY and the emotions feels very real. The science aspect is also given more weightage as compared to Back to the Future. However, there are a few things which prevent SYY from being perfect, the cops acting was terrible and they were in plainclothes taking away the seriousness of that scene. CJ was shown as dumb/rude in some scenes, which felt out of place with the tone of the film. Also at a physical level, the constant jumps don't change either VJ or Sebastian which is baffling.

Good message film with good performances from all, especially Rashmika as Lilly

This was a such cool stressbuster.Especially the hotel room scene where she talks to the waiter outside the door was so humorous. Most of the scenes and dialogues are organically placed. Julia Roberts did well but I think Cameron Diaz acted well compared to her. This film explores the notions of romance and friendships in a nuanced manner compared to other films in the same genre. The only problem with the pacing and the way things go in the first 15 minutes, due to which viewer lacks interest. Once you get through it, you are in for a rollercoaster ride.

A compelling performance from Julia Roberts and an engaging screenplay makes Erin Brockovich a good movie experience.

Watched it a few months back. Watchable one time that too for Javier Bardem's immaculate performance as Pablo Escobar. Penelope Cruz was a disappointment with both her acting and accent sounding artificial. The film too works just at a surface level, lacking depth and emotional connect. Only scene which was top class in the whole film was the house arrest scene of Pablo.

A film which remained highly watchable till the end because of the comedy portions and a stellar performance by Vivek. The narration and screenplay is effective to an extent. One song from Anirudh clicked.Harish Kalyan was damn good but the real star of this film was truly Vivek.

Haven't watched Jolly LLB yet.. The film was inspiring and heart touching. First time I felt highly impressed by Udhay's acting skills. The only con is the film takes its own sweet time to build to the high points towards the later half

Ok, so the reviews are done, and the film was a flop at the box office. But I urge you to watch this film, perhaps at the lowest point of life, to understand how we don't take our family and better half so seriously sometimes. It manages to be a semi realistic film despite shortcomings in the initial portions. Biggest drawbacks were perhaps some comic oneliners did not click and Santhanam's role lacked clarity. Definitely worth a watch.