Serials may be the most perplexing phenomenon to date, and the movie presented it in an entirely bewildering way. I'm sitting.

A film that deeply influences every emotion one ought to experience, offering a calming, gentle, revitalizing environment for those in need of fresh air, "All We Imagine as Light" is just for you guys!

There are these unique ideas that are crammed to fit in the room, but the movie is not. The first half felt really good, but in the second half, the story goes somewhere as if they don't even care, as I'm fed up with seeing another rape-based story that literally went into the water and became a subplot that then escaped the attention of the scriptwriters—like, what the heck?

My Review of Season Two 😌🤞

In my view, season two wasn't as strong or thrilling as the first one, but it was presented okay as it sets the stage for the third season (I briefly contemplated that what all games do we might play to win the 46 billion if it occurred in Kerala 🤧)

Another movie that emphasizes a nuanced interaction of violence in its plot and what the creators aimed to express features finely crafted, hard-etched dialogues, delivering an engaging experience overall. Yet, it fails to connect with the audience, or is it the audience that falls flat with the film? Of a movie!

Saw, but for kids; they did it even before Saw was a thing.

Epilogue to Jesus Christ, who has suffered eternally. And let me tell you, I'm not joking; Jesse has faced more than Jesus in this circumstance, and witnessing it unfold on Christmas night genuinely touched me ; yet it also brought enough tears to make a grown man cry.

Completely disturbed and an enormous WTF film!!

Rearrange my brain - seriously; I've been rearranging since the beginning in every way imaginable, and it culminates in a massive WTF. This is likely how my brain operates, and the movie is a prime example of it.

At times, I was amazed by how wonderful this movie turned out, as it is like a gem. I lack the perfect words to convey just how incredible this film felt: a genuine, unfiltered, and a much-needed coming-of-age story centered around a woman. Movies made by women have all of my heart 🛐.

The film was an enjoyable, whew, slightly groggy kind of experience for me. There were instances scattered throughout, and ultimately, they all blended nicely, yet I’m puzzled as to why they chose to name Anora and designate her as a side character.

A person who gets laid by the messed-up politics around him; all this time, he just wanted to get laid, but instead, he found himself deeply entangled in the chaotic politics.

Violence, violence, violence ❌ family, family, family ✅. All this effort went into lube for Ullakkachakkachakka to be scored. In the first half, which felt fast and furious, Unni Mukundan resembled Vin Diesel, which was unexpected. Overall, Korachu fast and furious, Korachu animal, and korachu Leo.