7th day directed by debutante Shyamdhar is like a test match that goes on without much excitement but becomes exceedingly exciting after the tea session of the fifth days play. It is much similar in mood with Prithviraj Sukumaran’s earlier film Masters and quite a few flawed thrillers in the recent history of Malayalam industry,… Continue reading 7th day
Author: Aswin Bharadwaj
Founder and editor of Lensmen Reviews.
Gangster
The very last moment of the Aashiq Abu film Gangster has it saying something different from what we used to see in these gangster movies. But apart from a few scenes that praises the attitude of Akbar Ali Khan, the movie fails in creating a fresh wave which I believe the trailer was able to… Continue reading Gangster
Main Tera Hero
Well there is no real story or sense in the movie Main Tera Hero, but sincerely I loved the energy of Varun Dhawan and the guy literally takes the movie single handedly to a watchable level.  Main Tera Hero is just a bunch of witty dialogues and performances from the veterans and Varun. Beyond that… Continue reading Main Tera Hero
Captain America : The winter soldier
Captain America : The winter soldier is a winner because of its attempt to do something different from the usual superhero saviour act. With the Winter soldier, Marvel finally gives a focus on S.H.I.E.L.D which gives Samuel L Jackson that super coordinator role in the avengers franchise. And they have rightly chosen the best guy… Continue reading Captain America : The winter soldier
Cukoo
The beauty of Cukoo lies in its innocence. With an emotionally high climax that has extraordinary performance from the leading man Attakathi Dinesh, Cukoo reaches its destination safely. Very fewer exaggerations compared to conventional Tamil film making and less melodramatic approach to the soul of the movie helps Cukoo in taking us along with it… Continue reading Cukoo
Onnum Mindathe
Faizal Ali’s impressive cinematography is the main thing that saves the movie Onnum Mindathe from being an irritating experience. Built on the same platform of the 80’s films that had these extra marital affairs and family destruction as the theme, Onnum Mindathe from the Ordinary director Sugeeth becomes really ordinary with huge amount of melodrama… Continue reading Onnum Mindathe
Noah
First of all I don’t have any deep knowledge about Noah’s ark and for a person like me the new Russell Crow starrer Noah was a really enjoyable movie that explained the stage impressively and conveyed the emotional conflicts effectively. A slight jitter is there in some elements used to complicate the plot, but with… Continue reading Noah
Need For Speed
The success of Need For Speed game never really depended on the story they used to say. It was always the fun of breaking laws and having a roller coaster ride on the roads with all those speed spitting machines. The new movie co produced by EA, Need For Speed also doesn’t try to make… Continue reading Need For Speed