Denis D

La Plot Armour would be the perfect name for this pathetic excuse of a series. Another promising story ruined by wokeness, cliches and predictability thrust down the viewers throats. How many more such series do we have to endure? Typical dysfunctional family goes on vacation. A snowflake teenage daughter who snaps like a brittle mirror listening to her parents argue. Absconds, then returns to sleep with a lesbian partner she met two days ago. survives two plane accidents and gets back her partner too. because yes woke LGBTWTAF is peddling. More woke and more dumb. Men get shot, get left behind leaving rescue boats, sacrifice seats for women with babies, sacrifice lives on volcanoes, while the women survive each impending disaster and sneak past closing doors. Van owners appears miraculously from a mile away to keep the main man from boarding the boat. coz why not? men don't matter. And of course a special child who turns out to be a hero coz he figures our coordinates are pair of latitudes and longitudes which two grown-ass adults can't. La Plot Armour delivers exactly that, and much more than water of the tsunami.

Tropes and cliches. This embarrassment of a movie is so stupid, even dumb and dumber could have made it out alive from the island. Unimportant side characters die, important ones live on despite being within a jawbite away. Yawn! Typical family with a dutiful father, brat entitled teenagers and an irritating dora the explorer kid who for some reason makes friends with a dinosaur and christens it assuming its gender *wink, wink* I hoped all those stupid kids died, but nope. Can't kill off woke, irritating characters. Just the sidekicks who are actually trying to help with the mission. The men sacrificing their lives for the women. Money-minded bad guy loses his brains and ploughs straight into a hungry dino. Why do I expect originality and guts from these losers? And the TRex seems to be in on the script. He coolly trundles about the humans till they have time to escape, and then gives up because, well, they passed through a strategically placed narrow gorge through which he can't turn his head, and doesn't know his way around it despite being part of his home. I can't decide which is more dumb the ending or the beginning. But full marks for novelty- a snickers wrapper shot circuits the whole damn facility. That alone deserves an award. What an awful waste of time.

This is a silly movie really by the time it ends, you're scratching your head and mumbling expletives at the screen. Like what was the point of the vashikaran? What goal was he trying to achieve? No that's not important enough to add in the story. The dad is behaving like a complete nut case all throughout when he should really be busting the villains ass. Good performances by Madhavan and the girl. Does cause a few scares and creeps especially at the start when the plot remains a suspense.

A joke of a horror movie. None of them were scary at all, except maybe Zoya's story a little bitm. It's a lot more environmental than scary. Still, it's pretty much predictable. Kashyap's was an interesting storyline but leaves too many open questions for the viewer. Looks like he was quite restricted with the limited time given to him. Banerjee's was more of a satire and nuanced. Interesting but not scary. And the worst was Johar's. Full marks for titillation and crass language, that's all that he gains points for. Please save two hours of your time and watch something better - like Purani Haveli.

Slow, boring and confusing. This series is all this and a lot worse. And a pile of cliches upon cliches. A boy is presumed guilty on the mere word of a girl. An average woman outfoxing a military officer in a physical scuffle. A dumb teenage girl incapable of a single bright thought, yet survives the alien entity in the mist. Maybe because she has to show some more dumbness ahead. A senior lady, albeit a complete melancholic nutcase, survives the mist twice because, well, she has to criticise Christianity after all. So she has the woke-certified plot armour. A junkie asks to be tied down in a far away room as she will scream, but doesn't think to ask for her mouth to be taped? So many damned loose ends I carried on watching thinking it will get better, but nope. It goes downhill all the time. Poor acting. Poor direction. Stick to the book and the movie. This thing will insult your intelligence.

Creepy and disturbing. A well made horror movie that keeps the tension on as you, the viewer, try to unravel the dark mystery along with Ellison, the main lead. The jump scares are sort of expected, if you watch a lot of horror movies, but they do work in this one. There are some gaps, like how the kids manage to setup the scenes which clearly required adult-level strength to pull off. But that's a minor flaw in an otherwise very good film.

Don't go by the positive reviews. Some folks just need popcorn entertainment from movies. They're probably the ones that don't use their brains while watching. I was rolling my eyes all throughout this one. It ended pretty much how I thought it would after watching the first 15 minutes. A lion survives a 50 feet fall, an explosion on its face, ambushing poachers armed with rifles, yet is not able to detect a human in water a few yards from him. The people who wrote this one maybe have never watched or even read about Lions. The ending was just hilarious. Watch it for a good laugh

An extremely underrated and a hidden gem of Bollywood! At first, Aamir lulls you in with the seemingly unexciting events, but then quickly sucks you in a vortex of intense plot twists. The pace of the movie is slow at times(and maybe intentional), but this is a psychological thriller that ends in a devastating climax. Rajiv Khandelwal is brilliant as the protagonist. He nails portraying the character arc of Aamir. Beginning from confusion, to fear, to anger, to despair. Gajraj Rao is also exceptional with his chilling act. Aamir will linger on in your head long after the credits finish rolling.

It looks like this series is made for people who are new or don't follow Tennis at all. The focus is entirely on the new generation of players and ignores the greats of the game and their perspective. Disappointing.