Can a little boy from a slum in Bombay dream of Paris? Sure! When he grows up can he use his street smarts and a fake hundred Euro note to get to the city of his dreams? Dhanush (whom you saw in Raanjhana) makes this journey frothy, fun, magical and wonderful.
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The empire is still evil and Supreme Commander Snook is creepy in the manner of Emperor Palpitane. Thin and tall and long bony fingers controlling the force like never before. The rebels are at the end of their tether again, and need help. The story seems same but if you sit back and enjoy what Star Wars means to you, then the brilliant end will make you feel like a happy child once again.
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It is a touching tale of one of the greatest human tragedies, a shameful part of our history, told in a very personal way. The film is beautifully shot, well acted and brilliantly directed. A must watch.
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President Kennedy has been assassinated and the elegant first lady has to now deal with not just his funeral, but with her own personal struggle to understand what has happened. And we witness all the vulnerability and all the steel that could be present in one person in one glorious movie.
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A patient with Mutiple Personality Disorder (23 personalities) kidnaps three girls from a parking lot and imprison them. He becomes increasingly violent as different personalities take over. We never really understand why and after a while the needless kidnapping fails to hold your attention.
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The movie is based on the book A Long Journey Home, by Saroo Brierley. It is a tale of a boy who gets lost in Calcutta and is adopted by an Australian couple, a boy who does not forget his mother and finds his way back home, and twenty five years later. The little boy Saroo is simply brilliant.
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Hidden Figures is a brilliant and inspiring story of three pathbreaking African-American women, who broke conventions and contributed to the success of the American Space Program.
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Set in the 1630s, Silence is the story of two young priests, who arrive in Japan in search of their teacher and discover a wretched life where their faith in God is tested. Martin Scorsese's is at once cruel as it is beautiful. A tough watch.
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Moonlight it beautifully shot, and narrates the story of friendship, love and gratitude.
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This sequel to the successful movie - John Wick, is high on action and just when you begin to wonder where this is leading to, you are plunged into a promise of bigger and better film!
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Not even your gagging reflex at watching the heroine pull out hair from her mouth turns into horror in this most banal horror film sequel of the superb original Japanese film called Ringu (and the awesome remake called 'Ring' in 2002). The video-tape of the original film is now shared file, and the premise is the same: watch it and die within a week. And the week is so long, audiences will die of boredom first.
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Mars is back on the big screen, this time with romance as its theme. A bright boy born on Mars to one of the first colonists grows up wanting to find out who his dad is. When he comes to Earth he discovers romance. The boy from Hugo looks wide-eyed enough in love but the dodgy science and sick teenagers romancing make for a colossal bore.
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