Raabta is one movie where you sort of wonder about the character of each character in that film. Coherence and depth has nothing to do here in this love story. From instant love to forever mine kind of love, the plot of this movie touches diametrically opposite variants of love in a very silly way.… Continue reading Raabta
The Mummy
Well from the trailer itself the plot of the new Tom Cruise film The Mummy was very clear. In fact every Mummy related movie had this same storyline of an evil soul coming back to life when some white people goes there and irritates it. And ultimately that Mummy is creating a whole lot of… Continue reading The Mummy
Gold Coins
Gold Coins directed by Pramod G Gopal tries desperately to be an earnest movie that tries to spread a positive message to the children. You can’t really blame the intent of the movie. But the problem is within the process of conceiving this idea in an effective way. I saw the movie with a minimal… Continue reading Gold Coins
Baywatch
Well most of the 90’s kids or the 80’s kids will have some idea about the TV show Baywatch. Beach, Babes and slow motion were the USP of that show and the new movie Baywatch sort of tries to capitalize on “such” nostalgia without much of content. Now please don’t ask me who the hell… Continue reading Baywatch
Wonder Woman
Let me begin with the disclaimer that I am not a comic book enthusiast and I am not a scholar like many of you in knowing these characters. So Wonder Woman has finally arrived from DC. After having received a mixed response to all the other justice league films, this movie’s fate was something that… Continue reading Wonder Woman
Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge
Almost all of us unanimously loved the first 3 parts of the Pirates of The Caribbean series. The franchise never made us feel that it was actually inspired from a theme park ride. The fourth part was a terribly low key experience and the latest movie in the franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge… Continue reading Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge
Sachin: A Billion dreams
Let me begin by telling you guys that Sachin: A Billion Dreams is not a feature film. It’s a well executed documentary on the cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar who is an inspirational figure for a lot of Indians. Me being a cricket fan and also being someone who was lucky to have seen the legend… Continue reading Sachin: A Billion dreams
Careful
The good thing about the Kannada movie U Turn was that it stayed close to the female lead of the film and added an element of supernatural activities very effectively. Even after being a social preach about obeying traffic rules, the treatment and the ghost factor made U Turn an engaging watch. When it comes… Continue reading Careful