This thriller suffers from somewhat jarring plot turns, some overcooked performances, and other flaws, but the sturdy, classical direction and Washington’s anguished performance make it worth seeing. The Little Things is something of a departure for writer-director John Lee Hancock. In his clean, classical style, he usually makes bright, positive movies about ambition and achievement, but this one, which was originally written at the beginning of his career in the early 1990s, is more about obsession. It withholds information, rather than sharing. Perhaps for that reason — or perhaps because it doesn’t adequately establish its rules — the movie’s big reveal doesn’t feel entirely smooth, and it’s slightly unsatisfying.Another drawback of a movie written in the early 1990s is that the female characters are underdeveloped.
2. Our friend
Our Friend” really does celebrate friendship. If that falls short of a bombshell, some explanation is in order. Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s beautiful and affecting drama is also about mortal illness, a terrible cancer that strikes a wife and mother in her prime, and devastates her husband and two young daughters as well. But artistry involves choices, and the abiding emphasis here is as unfashionable and open-hearted as the film’s title. It’s less on the ravages of the disease than on the changes that ensue when the couple’s best friend shows up to help out for two weeks, then stays to become part of the family.
3. Godzilla vs kong
the ultimate showdown between Kong and Godzilla was good clearly, depicting the winner. However, the screen time of Godzilla is less and, after the climax the scenes could’ve improved much more in my opinion. And, there is no scene of contact between Madison and Godzilla which was a bit of disappointment for me. If there was one, it would’ve been very good in my opinion.
4. Roohi
Roohi promises more laugh than horror. The story revolves around Janhvi who is possessed with evil spirit who is deprived of marriage and willing to marry. Though it is not Stree but watchable for acting of Rajkumar Rao and Varun Sharma.
Acting of both male characters is watchable but little room is given to Janhvi character.
5. Kaagz
The story plot of this movie is entirely different and interesting. Pankaj Tripathi sir and monal gajjar mam r show stealers the way they potrayed their character is..very..relasitic . The story itself is of different concept and an inspirational ,frm this story every one should learn that self confidence is very important for a person and truth always wins. Coming to the characters we all knew that Pankaj Tripathi sir is a gem..for this story Pankaj sir did his best coming to monal gajjar mam though it was her debut that too with senior actor she did her best, her actng was natural her smile her make up everything were perfect she is an amazing and a beautiful actress . Finally I want to say movie is worth watching
6. Master
It was a variety directional flick from director Lokesh Kanakaraj.The film is a action-packed commercial entertainer.This was a different movie of Vijay comparing to his other films.Vijay as JD rocked in his character as an alchoholic professor and Vijay Sethupathi as the villain Bhavani steals the show.The actresses Malavika and Andrea also did their part well eventhough they didn’t had much space in the movie.
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