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The greatness of Mad Max: Fury Road lies in the fact the Series can be classed as a separate genre – say an amalgamation of Super Hero films, Death Race series and the Fast & Furious series. The awe-inspiring action, thundering music & thrill-a-minute ride accompanying this epic tale, make this a MUST-WATCH in theatres!
A Figment of imagination intersecting with the ways of current world, Song of the Sea brings out the best of these to silver screen using animation as a tool and the voices as the base with some stunning music to boot.
A novel idea has been crafted decently into a full length movie. When almost everything now is taking to the internet, why can’t ghosts? Though the story does half the job, the screenplay conveys the story in such a way that the suspense is maintained till the end and adds value
Stalking can be scary and to get to know that having sex makes evokes an evil stalker destined to kill you – 'It Follows' has just the right kind of base to make one hellish horror movie, but it fails to capitalize on the good work by the technical crew and is driven around borderline normalcy by its confusing execution. What you get is 100 minutes of suspense sans much of fear and turns out to be just another ordinary thriller movie.
Films are customarily categorized as good, bad and the ugly - And then there is a critic-proof phenomenon like the Fast and Furious franchise that amalgamates all these features. What does one expect out of an action movie - death-defying stunts, smack-in-the-face cinematography, ultra-fast cars, outlandish one-liners and above all non-stop entertainment – you have it all. Laws of Physics do take a back-seat; but you soon realize you aren’t sitting in a science class. It is the Fast & Furious movie and it is meant to be that way!!
When do you really know an action film has worked overall - when its flaws are beaten down like the bad guys in the movie!!! That’s exactly what you can expect out of Run All Night. This isn’t just another movie where Liam Neeson runs around with a gun in his hand blasting out his enemies - but has also a gripping tale made into a pulsating and engaging thriller!
‘Mr Turner’ is a masterfully made biopic on J. M. W. Turner bound to appeal to fans of the art works from the early 19th Century. Superior cast performance and sincere dedication from the technical team are responsible to transport us back in time to see Mr Turner come to life, literally – truly a deserving artistic depiction!
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is an indisputable one-two thump of a winning movie. It’s the type of landmark exhibition film that is a must-see in theaters and the news of a third installment doesn’t dampen it either. As a movie it falls short on acuity but as a spectacle, it is a groundbreaker.
A neatly packaged romantic musical, portraying what happens when two distressed souls come together and create music. Fresh, joyful and intelligent; “Begin Again” will definitely entertain.
Biopics depicting wars more often than not end up being just a ‘hero-edifying’ subject. But ‘American Sniper’ stands out in that aspect – there is no glory. It is neither a hagiography nor a hatchet job; but a skillfully narrated version of an American hero that has been reinforced by Cooper’s on-screen and Eastwood’s behind-the-scene enactment.
