Disappointing! Disastrous Bollywood films

I don't mean to be rude or offensive to any of the actors/actresses or crew members but some films this year really do not deserve a review! However, even these films require a small analysis, so this post will concentrate on those films of 2013... That well... Have been destruction of Bollywood! Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 Seriously speaking, I never expected any thing from this film and I was right to, it was atrocious! It was a horrifically terrible...

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World War Z review

Let me just start off by saying...the movie is called World War Z as in "Zee" not like the British say "Zed"! You might think why that matters? Well, it does, because "Zee" rhymes with "Three", which is kind of a significance in this movie. World War Z is a very interesting take on the apocolypse and approaches it with zombies, but these are a new 'breed', so to say. They do not kill humans, they just take their bodies for hosts and then basically...

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Fast and the Furious 6 review

The sixth instalment of this fast car racing, high-speed action and awesome storylined films came with a bang! And literally stayed with a bang! This time, the fast and the furious franchise got it spot on with everything! Yes some scenes were quite outrageously unrealistic BUT SO WHAT? Fast and the Furious 6 is such an entertaining movie from all aspects! It has Action! Comedy! Emotion! Romance! Story! And Cars! Fast 6 (as it will be referred...

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Kai Po Che! review

Kai Po Che! just might be the best film of this year in Bollywood! If not, a very close second!(upto now) This film encompasses so many different subjects and mashes them into one, that will actually cause the viewer to be in awe of the movie. Story side of things, this was amazingly well written, with so much of clarity and vision that the audience will be able to feel as though the characters are factual. Film is centred around...

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Man Of Steel Spoilers

SPOILER ALERT!! SPOILER ALERT!! SPOILER ALERT!! You might be thinking, why do this post? Well, I just thought it might be a good way of explaining to Superman fans that if they watch this film...before, please be sure to go in with a blank slate. Do not expect the classic Superman because, we can see that all the new films are changing the old school characters. To name a few: Batman James Bond Ironman Spiderman EVEN and now SUPERMAN!!!...

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Man Of Steel review

Man of Steel is a new beginning to the superman series. All new, set in present-day Earth! But of course, some old school, traditional features of the DC character are still prominent. Actually, Man Of Steel is a much darker rendition of the beginning of Superman. However, this slick dark version does not fully grasp the concept of Superman. For example: The famous "S" on his suit signifies "hope" which is all good but certain actions that...

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Jolly LLB review

Jolly LLB is a movie inspired by the 1999 hit-and-run case of Sanjeev Nanda (In the film known as Rahul Dewan). It is a very clean cut and well executed film. Whether it's the subject of the movie or the acting, this film deserves praise in its story and especially the story telling. It is labelled a comedy, but to be honest, the story will take you in and not let you go. The film revolves around this "hit-and-run" case while also exploring other...

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Oblivion review

Tom Cruise coming with a bang! And He usually does! (yes yes even Jack Reacher was worth a watch). Oblivion! Is truly a sci-fi thriller with a very interesting storyline! But before I say anything else, I'd like to comment on the script. It is okay, but there should have been more thought put into it such as, the dialogue "Are you an effective team" was repeated like what seems like a hundred times. That being said, watch the film, experience...

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A Good Day To Die Hard review

First of all, we all know the Die Hard movies are absolutely awesome action packed adventures where John McClane (Bruce Willis) the cop goes crazy and basically beats up all the bad guys and comes out victorious. This, to be fair, is a new taste of what Die Hard movies (maybe of the future) will end up becoming. An impressive story line with legendary dialogues, direction...not that good or realistic..but the acting by Bruce Willis, his son in...

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Mere Dad Ki Maruti

Mere Dad Ki Maruti is a story, set in Chandigarh, revolving around two things, a wedding and a Suzuki Maruti Ertiga. The wedding is at the "Khullars" household of the daughter of the family, Tanvir (Benazir Shaikh). The father (Ram Kapoor) purchases a Suzuki Maruti Ertiga as a gift for his daughter, but a day before the wedding, his son Sameer (Saqib Saleem), an irresponsible college student, loses the car. The film regulates between the wedding...

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I, Me Aur Main review

Ishaan (John Abraham) a charismatic, good-looking music producer from Mumbai, who lives a sheltered existence as the apple of his mother's (Zarina Wahab) eye, always protected by his elder sister Shivani (Mini Mathur). He stays at his girlfriend Anushka's (Chitrangada Singh) house and takes them all for granted. John has done a fairly good job with this role, however he does seem to stay slightly monotonous in the film even when he is meant to...

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Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani review

Let me just start off by telling you that this review will have a few Spoilers! But This movie is not a movie to watch like loads of times, like DDLJ, K3G, Jab We Met, ZNMD. It's a one time watch! Now, you can read the rest, thank you. This is a fun film which is centred around two main characters! And the love that brews between them! The film shows a package being sent to some people who are not shown yet! Naina (Deepika Padukone) is the...

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Django Unchained review

Django Unchained is truly a testament to Tarantino's direction. I would call it a masterpiece, but that might be a little over the top. But be sure to be ready for a proper Tarantino-isc approach to this well formed storyline. The film starts off with a small convoy, of male slaves, in the American South, being driven by the Speck Brothers, Ace and Dicky. Among the chained slaves is Django (Jamie Foxx), sold off and separated from his wife, Broomhilda....

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