The 1993 movie Jurassic Park from director Steven Spielberg was an astonishing achievement for film making in the usage of visual effects and computer graphics. The movie that recreated the dinosaurs weren’t supported greatly by the subsequent sequels but remained in our hearts because of the love for the franchise. After 23 years of its… Continue reading Jurassic World
Author: Aswin Bharadwaj
Founder and editor of Lensmen Reviews.
Lukka Chuppi
Natural repartee is something that we don’t see much often in Malayalam cinema and the latest movie Lukka Chuppi from Bash Mohammed is one such movie that has enough and more realistic humor and nostalgia to keep you engrossed for its short runtime of 110 minutes. Powered by solid performances and elated by impressive making… Continue reading Lukka Chuppi
CR NO: 89
If you are someone who felt envy to the makers of the film Shutter as they had an impressive subject that can be shot in a limited budget canvas, the chances of you finding the movie CR NO: 89 in similar zone are high. Even though it is in the same zone of offbeat parallel… Continue reading CR NO: 89
Dil Dhadakne Do
The only thing that can be said as negative for Dil Dhadakne Do from Zoya Akhthar is that on a basic level it copies her own movie Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. As ZNMD was not an existing formula when it came and there weren’t many films that felt similar to that, this formula from Zoya… Continue reading Dil Dhadakne Do
Nirnaayakam
Some terrifically well written arguments are there in the second half of V K Prakash’s new movie Nirnaayakam written by the acclaimed duo Bobby and Sanjay. But the movie fails in being lively through its making and also the improper weightage in the screenplay makes Nirnaayakam only an average cinema that had a strong socially… Continue reading Nirnaayakam
San Andreas
The Dwayne Johnson starrer San Andreas is a collection of Hollywood clichés if you have seen all those world ending movies that released in the recent past. A very intimidating scenario visualized without giving much significance to the alarming nature of the situation, the movie is just a repetition of colossal damage soaked in a… Continue reading San Andreas
Ivide
Ivide has been in the news for a while for many reasons and the most striking one was that it was said to be the first commercial cinema from ace director Shyamaprasad. To be honest that’s not true. Shyamaprasad hasn’t tried to change his style of filming stories and the big disadvantage of Ivide is… Continue reading Ivide
Premam
The beauty of Alphonse Puthren’s latest movie Premam is that it is beyond a simple fun film. The movie that traverses through the three different love stories of a young man manages to include a wide range of emotions related to romance. With realistic treatment given to the modern day romance, Premam is quite an… Continue reading Premam