Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada looked very promising in its first half and a good chunk of the second half was also impressive, but the film’s climax was way too over the top that you sort of curse the maker for ruining it like that (At least I did). With every Goutham Menon elements abundant in the… Continue reading Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada
Category: Tamil
Up to date and articulated reviews of Tamil movies based on the quality of entertainment of each one. Visit here and decide which movie is going to make you feel worth spending your time and money.
Kodi
The promos of Kodi may have had that complete mass appeal to its credit, but when it comes to the cinema it is a little more sensible and sensitive. If you are expecting another Velai Illa Pattadhari from Dhanush, Kodi’s aim might disappoint you. Conveying a relevant subject of greedy political rivalry with all filmyness,… Continue reading Kodi
Kaashmora
If the audience laughing at a movie would make it worthy of being called a comedy entertainer, the latest Karthi movie Kaashmora is definitely eligible for that title. Made on a wafer thin ghost story idea, Kaashmora is highly disappointing. Huge amount of money has been invested on an uninteresting script with unimpressive making. Kaashmora… Continue reading Kaashmora
Remo
Ironically the theater operator put the song “Remo” from Shankar’s Anniyan during the interval of the movie Remo starring Sivakarthikeyan. I said “ironically” because the movie Remo in a way is Anniyan (for an argument you can list out a lot of differences) if you simply remove Anniyan from that film. With an evident propaganda… Continue reading Remo
Thodari
Thodari from Prabhu Solomon has a running time of 168 minutes. That is roughly three hours inside the theater considering the interval. And imagine the kind of frustration you feel when almost half of that time is spent over irrelevant areas. Thodari is absolute chaos of many subplots just intended to make it look like… Continue reading Thodari
Iru Mugan
I found Iru Mugan really funny for its lazy scripting style. Tamil Cinema always had this obsession towards sci-fi subjects and yet again the lack of a pan global outlook and the really naïve way of depicting events makes this movie largely a laughable one for its on screen seriousness. Except for that dark knight… Continue reading Iru Mugan
Thirunaal
Thirunaal starring Jiiva and Nayanthara is a pointless movie that wanders around aimlessly with random scenes on a very clichéd formula. I am still trying to figure out what precisely this movie is about. It is not a gangster movie and it is not a love story. But all these elements are there in this… Continue reading Thirunaal
Kabali
He is known as the Chuck Norris of India (or should I say Chuck Norris is the Rajinikanth of Hollywood??). But the movie Kabali marks a definite change from that image. Images and conversations that stun you for this striking change is what actually grabbed my attention in this Pa Ranjith movie. Apart from those… Continue reading Kabali