Raghavendra D Rao

No one is better suited for this project than Benedict Cumberbatch, a really top class performance.

The Blacklist is an amazing TV series. Its episodes aren't monotonous and every episode unearths the true story of the very complicated relationship of Raymond "RED" Redington and ex-FBI agent Elizabeth Keen. The recurring cast does an excellent job! The way the story unfolds in every episode is very gripping.

I usually don't watch horror movies at cinemas, but A Quite Place is something different. It isn't like the clichéd horror movies where you open a door-find-the-room-empty-only-to-see-the-ghost-behind-you kinda movies. I felt that the 1st half could have been a little more gripping, as I thought it started to slow down. But the struggle of survival against an alien with heightened sense of sound & it being blind with a dash of family-love makes it a must watch!

Foul mouthed at every instant... Don't understand why producers think Profanity is so cool... Simply worthless to watch

A typical war film.... combines the superb cinematography of Nolan & Zimmer's soundtracks and score that never fail to impress. the IMAX version was just awesome. But as most would point out, the actual history is different from what the movie tries to tell, the part played by the French is overlooked in the movie. But with minimalistic dialouge, the movie captures the feeling of getting back home the 300000-odd soldiers trapped at Dunkirk.