I was startled to see the lack of perfection in the latest Lijin Jose film Law Point as the director showed a great promise with his first venture Friday. But the under two hour long film has an interesting last 20-30 minutes which explains this immature treatment of the script in a convincing manner. The… Continue reading Law Point
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2
They have advertised it as Spider man’s greatest battle and expecting something huge from that caption might disappoint you. The most interesting part of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 to me was its refreshingly new visualization to show us the spideys flight in between the huge buildings. The story now has spider man doing his usual… Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Brick Mansions
There is a whole lot of Parkour moves in the movie Brick Mansions that won’t make you yawn at the movie. From scene one itself the hero is in the free running mode and the shallow script hides its inabilities by making things happen in a really speedy way. The imaginary landscape and the politics… Continue reading Brick Mansions
Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram
May not be in the way he expected, but still director Balaji Mohan has succeeded in making the audience understand the value of their voice. Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram was a really risky idea and sadly the execution couldn’t reach that level of perfection. The story revolves around the weird events happening in Thenmala village in… Continue reading Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram
Masala Republic
It is an attempt to create a good sarcasm over certain contemporary developments in our society that did not achieved its goal. However, with an overloaded script that tries too hard to make a spoof over everything in its vicinity, Masala Republic directed by Visakh G S fails in becoming a hilarious variety. The best… Continue reading Masala Republic
Transcendence
May be because of his long-term association with Christopher Nolan, cinematographer Wally Pfister took such a theme for his first directorial venture. After watching Transcendence there was this hangover similar to many of Nolan’s films which gives your brain some heavy exercises. But when you analyze the movie after watching it, there is less logic… Continue reading Transcendence
1 By Two
Spoiler alert: Some references in the review may spoil the fun. As a reviewer I am helpless. It’s a film that will get all sorts of reaction from the audience. 1 by two written by Jeyamohan and directed by the talented Arun Kumar Aravind is a film that has this intriguing content which has the… Continue reading 1 By Two
2 states
2 states directed by Abhishek Varman, based on Chetan Bhagat’s best seller book of the same name is a likeable film that stands below the book in terms of presentation. It was certain that some compromises will have to be made in the content, but for me the level of missing was kind of too… Continue reading 2 states