Ayush Anand

I haven’t seen many war movies, but among the few I have, The Pianist stands in a league of its own. It’s baffling to witness, through historical records, the atrocities that the so-called smartest species of monkeys have inflicted upon one another. We ain't that smart afterall.

One of those classic feel good movies from the 90s. The key take away from this movie is the fact that in the long run, genuine human connections matter more than the hollow, glittery life of constant parties and superficial pleasures. It's a good watch.

The movie follows the story of five kids who live in a lunar mining colony. One day, they discover a mysterious crater and decide to explore it. Along the way, they encounter a variety of challenges, but they also learn a lot about themselves and each other.

Well, This review of the 1983 movie is from the perspective of a guy who watched it in 2020 ... So, just to make some things clear, this movie which is based on a novel with same name was intended for the audience at the time when the movie was originally released; So yes, I found this movie little more like a good pass time, but hey no disrespect for the people who grew up watching it & felt it close to cult classic; It's just that I can't relate to it, but yes it's a good movie with good message that says violence isn't a solution to our problems

I'm surprised how and what took me so long to finally watch this movie, It's such a sweet yet sad movie. The performance of the whole cast members justifies this movie. And the bromance between Johnny Depp and Leonardo Dicaprio is such a heart-melting, Kinda reminds me of the brother that I never had, But still, I miss you, bro ... Yeah, I miss you ...

If you are a fan of Apollo missions then I bet you will love this movie, What I actually liked about the movie, was it's details that they managed to pin point. The dark side of the moon is an actual mystery, even for NASA, and even the crew of Apollo 10 received strange signals while they were orbiting around the dark side of the moon, I think part of the movie was inspired by that incident.

Well, To begin with I ain't a marvel comics fan boy but I really enjoyed both parts of Ant man movies. For me, Ant man was fun watching because of the the subject it dealt with, which is "Quantum mechanics" I mean it goes without saying that Quantum realm is hard to decipher, even for people who have devoted their whole lives to make some sense of it. Ant man is interesting because it is trying (Although indirectly) to influence the young minds to further out their curiosity to the unknown territories of science ... So, Yeah go for it 👍

The walking dead is one of the shows that precisely showcase, how such zombie outbreak would affect the human world. Interestingly, The "real" walking dead aren't the zombies that operates on their brain stem cells but the human survivers, who are changing at their core, that is becoming more cynical & savage against one another. so yeah check it out 👍