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It is a beautiful and emotional animated film set in the future, where space and music bring two very different people together. The soft animation style, the calm pacing, and the touching love story feel both dreamy and real. The movie captures the loneliness of space and the warmth of connection perfectly.

However, the slow pacing might not be for everyone it sometimes feels like the story takes too long to move forward. Also, the ending leaves a few questions unanswered, which may feel unsatisfying to some viewers. Still, the film’s unique mix of science fiction, music, and romance makes it a quiet but memorable experience. It’s a gentle story that stays with you, even after the credits roll.

Retro is a stylish and bold film that mixes action, romance, and mystery in a refreshing way. Suriya gives a powerful performance as Paari, and his screen presence makes the story very engaging.The music adds depth to the mood, and the visuals are rich and colorful, bringing the retro vibe alive.

However, the film isn’t perfect. The second half feels a bit stretched, and some scenes try too hard to be dramatic. The villain’s character could have been more developed, and a few twists feel rushed or confusing. Still, Retro is a unique and entertaining experience that stands out from regular commercial films definitely worth a watch, even with its flaws.

It is a touching and honest film about a young man who finds out he has cancer and tries to deal with it. The movie balances sadness and laughter in a natural way, making it feel both heartbreaking and hopeful at the same time.

However, the film isn’t perfect. Some characters, like the girlfriend and the therapist, feel a little underdeveloped, and a few emotional moments seem rushed or too light. Still, 50/50 is a rare kind of movie that deals with illness in a very human and relatable way. It might not be perfect, but it definitely leaves a strong impression.

Every moment feels like a final salute to the franchise.
Heart, danger, and loyalty all packed into one last mission.
Mission Impossible ends, but its legacy lives on.

It is a fun and colorful adventure that brings the popular game to life. The characters are funny, especially Steve played by Jack Black, who adds lots of silly and enjoyable moments. The movie has exciting scenes with Creepers, villagers, and cool Minecraft-style action. Kids and fans of the game will enjoy the pixel world and the story about friendship and teamwork.

However, the movie has some weak points. The story feels a bit too simple and predictable, and some jokes don’t really work for older viewers. Also, the mix of real-world characters and the Minecraft world sometimes feels strange and rushed.

Based on a true story, It is a heartwarming film that celebrates the love for cinema in the most simple and beautiful way. It tells the story of a group of friends in a small town who make low-budget movies just for the joy of it. Even with very little money and basic equipment, their ion and creativity shine through. The film is funny, emotional, and full of hope. It reminds us that dreams don't need big budgets just big hearts.

The performances are natural and touching. The story of friendship, struggle, and never giving up feels very real and inspiring. Superboys of Malegaon is not just about making moviesi, t's about finding happiness in small things and holding on to what you love. A must watch for anyone who loves films or believes in chasing dreams.

It is a strange but fascinating sci-fi movie with a very unique idea. Robert Pattinson does a great job playing the same character in different versions, and the film mixes deep thoughts about life and identity with some dark humor. The setting on the icy planet looks amazing, and the story keeps you curious about what will happen next. Bong Joon-ho brings his usual smart and creative style, making it more than just another space movie.

However, the film can feel slow at times, especially in the middle, and not everything is explained clearly. Some characters are not fully developed, and a few parts might leave you confused or wanting more detail. Still, if you enjoy sci-fi with a twist and don’t mind thinking a bit, Mickey 17 is worth watching.

Why are they downgrading good movies, Hella predictible, cringe acting and songs, lead female has no role in entire movie, all side characters are underdeveloped, no proper pacing, you can predict whole movie just by first 20 min. I slept for 30 min during movie still didn't miss any scene.

I didn't know about the existence of this movie untill i saw it on news. It is an amazing animated movie that tells the story of a boy who was born with a dark fate but chooses to fight against it. The animation is colorful and full of energy, and the action scenes are very exciting. What makes the movie special is how it shows that your destiny doesn’t control you, you can choose your own path. Ne Zha is funny, emotional, and inspiring all at once.

The characters are strong and well-written, especially Ne Zha, who is both wild and lovable. The bond between him and his parents is really touching. The story has a good message about love, acceptance, and believing in yourself. Even if you don’t know Chinese mythology, the film is easy to follow and very enjoyable. It’s one of the best animated movies I’ve ever seen.

It is a quiet and beautiful film about two lonely people finding a special connection in a foreign place. The movie shows how hard it can be to feel lost in life even when surrounded by people. The calm mood, soft music, and Tokyo’s lights create a dreamy feeling. But the story moves very slowly, and at times it feels like not much is happening. Some people might find it boring or too quiet. The ending is emotional but also a bit unclear, and the film doesn’t explain much about the characters' past or future. Also, the way it shows Japanese culture can feel a bit stereotypical or shallow. Still, it’s a touching film that stays with you if you connect with its mood.

It has a promising concept, but the film doesn’t fully live up to its potential. While it tries to balance comedy, drama, and a social message, it ends up feeling confused about what it really wants to be. The second half is slow and overstretched, with too many flashbacks and emotional scenes that feel repetitive and forced. The female leads are underdeveloped and mostly used to move the hero’s story forward, without much depth of their own. Some jokes fall flat or feel outdated, and the climax is overly dramatic and predictable. Overall, it’s a film that had a strong idea but got lost in trying to do too much, making it an average watch at best.

The Mehta Boys is a deeply touching film about love, loss, and the complicated bond between a father and son. Boman Irani and Avinash Tiwary bring raw emotions to their roles, making every conversation feel real and heartfelt. The film beautifully captures how unspoken feelings and old wounds can shape relationships, and how time, even just 48 hours, can bring healing. The storytelling is simple yet powerful, with moments that will make you smile, cry, and reflect on your own family ties. A moving and sincere drama that stays with you long after it ends.

Despite it's slow pacing, it manages to bring deep emotions.

Amazing

Tom Cruise gives a strong performance, and the film keeps you hooked with its mix of suspense and smart twists. However, the film feels a bit too long, and some parts could have been trimmed to keep the pacing tighter. The ending also plays it safe compared to the darker tone of the novel. Despite these flaws, The Firm remains a well made and entertaining thriller.

My anxiety was at peak

It is a visually stunning prequel that explores the origins of one of Disney’s most beloved characters. The story follows a young lion who rises from humble beginnings to become the wise and powerful king of the Pride Lands. With breathtaking animation and a rich African inspired world, the film expands on the legacy of the original while introducing new characters and challenges.

The relationships between the lions and other animals bring emotional depth, showing how courage and kindness define true strength. The story balances moments of tension, humor, and heart, making it an engaging journey from start to finish.

While the film builds on the nostalgia of The Lion King, it also brings fresh storytelling and new perspectives. The stunning visuals and powerful music enhance the emotional impact, making it a worthy addition to the franchise. It’s a story about legacy, responsibility, and the journey of a lion who would one day become a legend.

It is a visually stunning remake that brings the African savanna to life with incredible realism. The animation is breathtaking, making every scene feel grand and immersive. The story remains the same, following a young lion’s journey of loss, self discovery, and reclaiming his place as king. While the visuals are impressive, the film sometimes focuses more on realism than emotional depth.

The characters stay true to their original personalities, with moments of humor, wisdom, and villainy shaping the journey. The humor, especially from the comedic duo, adds energy and keeps the film entertaining. The antagonist feels more menacing, but some of the dramatic impact from the original is missing. The bond between the main characters remains strong, though the emotional weight doesn’t always hit as hard.

While the film is a faithful remake, it doesn’t fully capture the charm and magic of the original. The realistic animation limits facial expressions, making some emotional moments feel less powerful. However, the iconic music and stunning visuals create a grand cinematic experience. It’s a beautiful retelling, but it may not replace the emotional connection of the classic.

Re-watch is still fresh as always (Magic of Wes Anderson)

It has a few good moments, especially in its stylish action scenes and Shahid Kapoor’s committed performance. However, the film struggles with a weak screenplay and a slow paced story that fails to build real suspense. The story feels predictable. Pooja Hegde’s role feels unnecessary, and the emotional depth is missing. The climax, which was supposed to be a big twist, is underwhelming. While it has some thrills, overall, it’s a forgettable attempt at a thriller that never reaches its full potential.

Jack Salter: If you miss a line in the game, you reset. You miss it on the track, you could die.

A high speed dream turned reality, fueled by ion, precision, and pure adrenaline.

Nickel Boys is a powerful but difficult film to watch. It tells the heartbreaking story of two boys at a brutal reform school, showing the harsh reality of racism and injustice in 1960s America. The performances are emotional and convincing. The cinematography and direction make the story feel real, pulling the audience into the boys' struggles. However, the slow pacing, heavy tone and 2 hours 20 mins of POV might make it hard for some viewers to stay engaged.

While the film is important and thought provoking, it sometimes feels more like a history lesson than a gripping drama. Some moments are deeply moving, but others feel repetitive. Still, the story is worth telling, and the film does justice to Colson Whitehead’s novel. If you appreciate serious, historical dramas, Nickel Boys is worth watching, but be prepared for a tough and emotional journey.

It is a visually stunning and soulful blend of romance, music, and artistry that feels like a love letter to both creativity and connection. The animation, reminiscent of Spider Verse but with its own dreamy aesthetic, brings city to life in a way that’s both vibrant and intimate. While the story itself is simple and familiar, its charm lies in the effortless chemistry between Jabari and Meadow, making it a heartfelt and stylish watch that celebrates love, ambition, and self discovery.

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David Fincher never disappoints.

It is a fun but flawed adventure movie with action, stunning locations, and a mix of humor and mystery. The story follows a treasure hunt filled with wild chases, hidden secrets, and over the top action scenes. While the film delivers great visuals and energetic moments, the plot feels messy at times, and some parts are unrealistic. The chemistry between the lead characters keeps things entertaining, but the movie struggles to balance action and storytelling. Overall, it’s an enjoyable but forgettable adventure that works best if you don’t take it too seriously.

It is a magical and emotional journey that brings the beloved musical to life with stunning visuals and heartfelt performances. The story beautifully explores friendship, identity, and destiny, making me feel connected to the characters. The music is powerful, and the world feels immersive, though some moments feel a bit stretched since it’s only half the story. Still, it’s a breathtaking experience that left me excited for Part Two.

It tries to be deep and provocative but ends up feeling forced and empty. The story is slow, with awkward dialogue and characters that lack real depth. Some moments are meant to be intense but come off as unconvincing or even boring. The film looks stylish, but the style can’t make up for the weak script and uneven pacing.

It is a fun comedy with wild situations and laughs. The energy stays high, and the characters have great chemistry, making their struggles entertaining to watch. Some jokes hit well, while others fall flat.

The story is simple and predictable, with a few stretched out scenes. Some characters feel underdeveloped, but the humor and lively direction keep it enjoyable. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s a fun watch for comedy fans.

The dream of watching this movie on big screen remained a dream, Thanks to exams 🥲

Hope someday it gets re-release.

There's a point at 7,000 RPM... where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that's left is a body moving through space and time. At 7,000 RPM, That's where you meet it. You feel it coming. It creeps up on you, close in your ear. Asks you a question. The only question that matters. Who are you?

It is a thrilling movie about the rivalry between Ford and Ferrari in the 1960s. The story follows Carroll Shelby, a car designer, and Ken Miles, a skilled but stubborn race car driver. Together, they work to build a fast and powerful car for Ford to compete in the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans race. The film captures the excitement of racing, the struggles of teamwork, and the pressure of competing against a legendary company like Ferrari.

The performances are excellent, with Matt Damon and Christian Bale bringing energy and emotion to their roles. The friendship between the two characters is at the heart of the movie, making it more than just a racing film. The racing scenes are intense and beautifully filmed, making the audience feel like they are right in the car. The sound design, cinematography, and practical effects all add to the film’s realistic and immersive experience.

Overall, it is a well made, exciting, and emotional movie that appeals to both racing fans and general audiences. It tells an inspiring story about ion, dedication, and the fight against the odds. Whether you love cars or just enjoy a good underdog story, this film is a must watch.

It is a massive disappointment, failing to live up to its grand ambitions. The story is a chaotic mess, with clunky narration and confusing jumps between timelines that make it hard to follow. Suriya does his best, but his character lacks depth, and the emotional moments feel forced. The ing cast is completely wasted with weak writing and forgettable roles. The villain was not given proper build up and his fight was also not that epic he just died instantly. The satisfying part when villain died ? Nah it was when that annoying kid died but unfortunately he was the highlight of movie and don't want to see him anymore. The dialogue is often cringe worthy, making serious moments unintentionally funny.

The pacing is painfully uneven, dragging in some places and rushing through important plot points in others. The VFX, which should have been a highlight, is shockingly inconsistent, with many scenes looking artificial and outdated. The action sequences, instead of being thrilling, feel repetitive and exhausting. It tries to be an epic, but it ends up being an overlong, frustrating and inconsistent. Movie is divided in two part hope they don't mess second part or even better they don't make second part.

In another life, we may be strangers, lovers, or friends--but the thread remains unbroken.

It isn’t just a movie; it’s a quiet, tender exploration of the what-ifs that linger in the corners of our hearts. It tells the story of Nora and Hae Sung, childhood friends separated by continents and time, who reconnect as adults and confront the paths their lives have taken.

The film is a masterclass in restraint, with every glance, every pause, and every unspoken word carrying the weight of a thousand emotions. It’s not about grand declarations or sweeping gestures it’s about the moments in between, the ones where life feels fragile and heartbreakingly real.

At its core, Past Lives is a meditation on love, fate, and the choices that define us. It asks questions we’ve all wrestled with: What if things had been different? What if we’d chosen another path? And yet, it doesn’t offer easy answers. Instead, it embraces the beauty and pain of what it means to live with those questions.

By the time the credits roll, you’ll feel like you’ve lived a lifetime with these characters. It’s a movie that lingers, like the memory of a first love or a conversation you wish had gone on just a little longer.

It is a haunting and atmospheric folk horror film set in the 17th century. The story follows a young man who finds himself trapped in a mysterious mansion, ruled by a terrifying and powerful landlord. The film slowly builds tension, using good visuals, haunting music, and deep shadows to create an unsettling mood. The black and white cinematography adds to the film’s eerie beauty, making every frame feel like a dark, old legend brought to life.

The film's pacing, while slow at times, builds a strong sense of unease that keeps you engaged. Bramayugam is not just a horror film but also a reflection on power, fear, and human nature. It blends folklore with psychological horror.

Stylish and quiet yet intense film with a literally me main character who barely talks but says everything through his actions.

A visually stunning cyber odyssey with a breathtaking soundtrack, but held back by a predictable story.

Robert Eggers' Nosferatu is a dark and haunting retelling of the classic vampire story. The film creates a chilling atmosphere with its gothic visuals, eerie shadows, slow building horror and terrifying performances.

The cinematography and set design are breathtaking, capturing the beauty and horror of 19th-century Europe. The film moves at a steady pace, slowly pulling the audience into its nightmare. The music and sound design add to the tension, making every scene feel unsettling and otherworldly.

Overall, Nosferatu is a beautifully made horror film that pays tribute to the original while adding its own unique touch. It may feel slow for some, but its eerie mood and powerful performances make it a must watch for horror fans. This is a film that lingers in your mind long after the credits roll.

About Time is a beautiful movie about love, family, and time. Tim, a young man, learns that he can travel back in time and uses this gift to make his life better, especially in love. The story is simple but emotional.

The film has many heartwarming moments that make you appreciate the little things in life. It mixes romance and comedy well, and the father-son relationship. However, the time travel rules are not always clear, and some parts feel too long or repetitive.

Despite its flaws, About Time is a movie that stays with you. It reminds us to cherish every moment and love the people around us. The ending is bittersweet but perfect for the story, making it a must watch for anyone who enjoys emotional films.

It is what happens when a physics textbook and a Mission Impossible movie collide. Mind bending, action packed, time travelling rollercoaster, visually stunning and leaving me unsure if I'm watching it for the first time or the second in reverse.

Just re-watched this movie in IMAX and i would say it was the best cinematic experience.

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Everytime i get same emotional 🥹

It may not be the most groundbreaking sci-fi movie, nor the most scientifically accurate, but it offers an engaging mix of romance, adventure, and moral dilemmas. The ethics of certain character choices are questionable, the film's stunning visuals and strong performances by Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt keep it entertaining. Ending was no so good. It may not satisfy hardcore sci-fi fans looking for deep realism, but if you're in the mood for a visually immersive and emotionally driven space drama, it's worth a watch.
As an adult i find many uneven flows, still it's entertaining but as a child i enjoyed it so much so deserve higher rating.

Watching this movie 5 years ago vs now totally hits different.

It is a crime drama with a tense atmosphere and good cinematography that brings the city to life. The story blends action and drama well, keeping you engaged with its raw and dangerous setting.

The plot feels predictable at times, and some characters lack depth. A few scenes drag on longer than needed, slowing the pace. Despite this, the film remains an exciting watch for crime thriller fans.

Puss faces his biggest fear running out of lives—and somehow, it’s both epic and absolutely hilarious. Death is literally chasing him, but the real danger? A therapy dog stealing every scene!

The Last Wish isn’t just a villain he’s a nightmare wrapped in a wolf’s cloak. No monologues, no mercy, just pure, chilling presence. Every whistle sends shivers, every scene he’s in feels like a horror movie disguised as animation.

Unlike most villains, he doesn’t want power or revenge he just wants what he’s owed. And the fact that he enjoys the chase? Terrifying. DreamWorks gave us one of the most iconic and genuinely scary animated villains ever.

I watched Puss in Boots as a kid, and now, rewatching it after so many years, it feels like pure nostalgia! Back then, I loved the action, the comedy, and of course, the cool cat with the big boots. Now, I still love it, but I also see how funny and clever it actually is.

Puss is the ultimate hero charming, fearless, and hilarious. His friendship (and rivalry) with Humpty Dumpty is both funny and emotional. The animation still looks great, the jokes still make me laugh, and the story is just as fun as I . Plus, those big adorable eyes? Still work every time!

This movie is a mix of action, humor, and heart, making it a fantastic watch for kids and adults. On my way to re-watch second part.

It is a heartwarming Gujarati film about a father and son who go on a journey that changes their lives. Aditya, a busy businessman, never has time for his father. To bring them closer, he takes Aditya on a trip to Uttarakhand. Along the way, they meet a cheerful girl named Ketki, and their adventure takes unexpected turns. The story is simple yet powerful, with a deep emotional connection between the characters.

The film beautifully captures the bond between a father and son, showing how important it is to live in the moment. The breathtaking locations of Uttarakhand make the journey even more special. The humor, emotions, and life lessons blend perfectly, making the film both entertaining and meaningful.

One of the best things about Chaal Jeevi Laiye is its message life is unpredictable, so we should enjoy every moment with our loved ones. The music by adds depth to the emotions, making some scenes even more touching. The film leaves you with a smile, a few tears, and a new perspective on life. It is a must watch, not just for Gujarati audiences but for anyone who loves emotional and inspiring stories.

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Nostalgic cinema, where pets have better adventures than our lives.