Kiran MVV

The Wikipedia Page itself says that this game was intended to be an MMORPG but ended up being a Single Player Campaign and WHAT a game it is. One of THE MOST UNDERRATED games of all time with some of THE BEST GAME Mechanics as well as a Deep Story with a TON of Lore. So, yes, apart from the fact that there is NO ONLINE content to this Story, the Game ABSOLUTELY ROCKS. The DLC is ok ok but the main story - Simply Rocks and is absolutely Amazing.

Locations: 5/5 Acting: 0/5 Action Sequences: 0/5 Story: 0/5 Dialogues: -5/5 Production Value: Look and feel.of good. Soul of the movie though is completely absent. Summary: Tries to be both Uri and Family man but mostly wants to be the "Operation Finale", ends up being neither. No meaning to the story and watching it in Telugu makes me want to puke. Of course no Telugu movies respect the language these days but was hoping Nag's movie would be different - Disappointing. The military mission seemed like a Ripoff from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2's most famous mission "Loose Ends" but that would be an insult to Modern Warfare... Wasted 2+ hours but putting out this review so that others do NOT waste their time. If you still watch, keep a headache balm handy. This is a waste of time.

While Nolan's Batman is more of a Ninja with sometimes detective abilities with Will Power and outwitting given more prominence and while Snyder's Batman is just an outright tank with the Wayne Enterprises Wealth & Tech behind him to take on the Aliens themselves, this Batman, a much more grounded realistic Batman who's still experimenting with the abilities we've come to know. No Batarangs unless one if you missed it, this is the most realistic non-gadget Batman we've seen to date. And personally I Love it. It makes it seem like he can be any one of us. And this Batman wall runs as well... It DID bring the 60's theme but the realism in execution kept the laughs aside :) Final: if it weren't for the Bruce Wayne's one dimensional nature and the sometimes slow pace of the movie, it's a fantastic must watch for once. Not sure if it can be seen multiple times though but I wouldn't mind. Batman however is in his element here.