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An inspiring feel-good adventure ride that showcases how opening up & following one’s inner voice can offer magical experiences which otherwise would stay & get buried as mere fantasies.
With a wholesome package of a crisp viewing experience in a world of humans with dragons as their pets, and good music to complement, How to train your Dragon 2 is beefed up by a solid screenplay to win the laurels of masses alike!
The film is definitely worth a watch for the fresh point of view from which decisions made at the White House are discerned. Where it lacks a bit is the depth to which it goes into each of those events.
Wake in Fright, is an authentic yet shocking and disturbing tale set in the outback country of Australia, which is rightly ranked by many as one of the earliest classics to have come out of Australian cinema.
One of the best remakes of all time! Even though the screenplay is changed from the original to a considerable extent, 'A Perfect Murder' still has enough tense moments in it to make the experience gripping.
A literary drama thriller that possesses a complex plot and is worth a watch in spite of the plot drifting away into ambiguity on quite a few occasions.
One can never say no to any X-MEN movie and this is one which one can never get enough of! A powerful story with a strong core is elevated by rich acting from the cast to unleash this best ever X-MEN movie!
The 2014 version of Godzilla does possess an intelligent first half as it delves into nuclear tests and radioactive waste, but the predictable second half drags the movie down and it ends meekly.
Million Dollar Arm is neither a home-run nor a Strike Three with the movie’s most eye-catching interactions coming courtesy of the film’s non-American actors.
Spirited performances and sizzling chemistry from the lead pair makes up for the crowded screenplay! Could have been Sam Raimi’s “Spiderman 3” easily if not for the romantic angle which keeps us interested!
