ibraheem shah

Absolutely loved the movie! Everything was top notch. the music, cinematography, acting, story, and climax. Definitely a must watch on the big screen.

Amitabh Bachchan and Rajinikanth are great in Vettaiyan, which is full of action. The chemistry between the two actors and their presence are the film's highlight. The gripping background score enhances the narrative and elevates key moments. The first half hooks with intensity and pace, but the second half stumbles in storytelling. A tighter script and pacing could have made Vettaiyan flawless. It's a must watch for fans of these legends and those who value strong performances and impactful music.

Russell Crowe delivered a performance for the ages in Gladiator. His commanding presence, impeccable dialogue delivery, and nuanced acting made him embody Maximus perfectly. The storyline was meticulously crafted, the background score was both haunting and majestic, and even the opening scene set the tone for an epic experience. It was truly something else. The movie's ending was emotionally resonant and fitting, while the villain stood out with a unique blend of charisma, menace, and depth. In contrast, the latest iteration feels like a shadow of the original masterpiece. The hero's acting lacks conviction, and the performances of the twins are uninspired. The villains, instead of exuding menace, resemble vampires with poor makeup and weak characterisation. The cinematography, which was once breathtaking, now feels lacklustre. One jarring aspect is the inclusion of a physician named Ravi. A name that doesn’t align with the Roman era's cultural authenticity. While diversity in casting and names can enrich storytelling, it would have been more fitting to use a historically appropriate name to maintain the immersive Roman setting.