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Biopics in general take the dramatic side and end up on most occasions as tear-jerkers. However, the Masterful Robert Zemeckis surprises us all in ‘The Walk’ by basing his film on one act of daredevilry by a wire walker never taking the path of melodrama, but slowly building up to the moment using technology to the hilt and banking on some fabulous writing & acting to bring out the humane side of such an inhuman insane attempt at glory.
The Intern while having its share of silly moments is genuinely entertaining and easygoing. With some genuinely astute dialogues, numerous truly funny bits and small scenes with half a dozen supporting players, the movie grows us on from scene to scene and makes it a pleasing movie-watching experience.
An above average docu drama that is technically majestic like that Everest hovering above all the climbers in the movie.
Spy does complete justice to the action comedy genre of film-making with the main actors contributing immensely to its cause. Armed with a crafty screenplay filled with suspense and action, its dialogues and comic moments make it a feel good entertainer.
Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation has towed the inimitable path laid out by the franchise. But where the previous movies failed, it has scored well to resurrect the franchise by some crisp storytelling and throbbing action.
Armed with a core consisting of unique characters from within the mind of an adolescent girl and powered by captivating visuals and details, ‘Inside-Out’ turns out to be an innovatively perceived story that shatters all myths of the dwindling Pixar magic and is destined to evoke pure All-out fun any which way you look at it!
Southpaw is all about a boxer who does not know how to defend, becomes an undisputed undefeated world champion and loses it when he loses the most prized possession of his life. If you are able to conceive how he recovers to learn defense in his final push for success, this movie is for you, but otherwise, its just a wild swing that misses the target!
Kingsman has heroes who are classy & perform action at ease, has a conniving villain who can send the world into a whirl with his ideas. It has other elements in it to fall into the action genre of spy-thrillers.If only, the basis for the villain & the treatment of climax were better!
Minions offers a bundle of silly fun that effortlessly brings out the kid in the adult. However one has to accept that without a quirky, powerful character like Gru supporting the Minions, this prequel is a tad underwhelming when compared to the Despicable Me series.
There is a difference between a good looking movie and a good movie. If the first installment of this franchise fits into the latter, the current one fits the former. Though it often deviate towards its original and sometimes loses it, it’s not a mindless copy – it’s simply mindless entertainment! This is definitely a big-budget blockbuster - It's loud, thrilling, and full of extreme sequences that will engage the audience.
