Michael – One of the most cooked recipes, ends up flavourless
No tale hasn't been told before, but the beauty of film is how the same story can be delivered in...
Kannadi Pinnadi
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REVIEW: Connect – Successful in recreating the “Hollywood” horror but lacks content
First and foremost, the movie deserves praise for taking a novel approach rather than adhering to the stereotypes of Tamil...
REVIEW: Laththi – A refreshing storyline falling prey to the usual mass hero’s heroics
It is always pleasant to watch a big-budget action hero sit aside and let the narrative take centre stage. Laththi...
REVIEW: Varalaru Mukkiyam – A plot in the name of ‘Just for fun’ is loosely written and executed
A lighthearted, carefree film poses no problems, yet the writing demands some sense of accountability. Varalaru Mukkiyam appears to have...
REVIEW – Naai Sekar Returns – Returns with his best worked jokes which have gone outdated
First and foremost, its really excited to watch the legendary comedian back on screen and especially for his fans it’s...
REVIEW: DSP – Falls behind in time in every possible aspect
Any actor who has become weary of playing distinctive, difficult, and mentally tough roles may takea break and work on...
REVIEW: Gatta Kusthi – Yet again, a refreshing idea is undermined by the compromises made for stereotyped heroes.
The movie started out quite well, with signs of bringing forth yet another strong woman-empowering movie, or at least doing...
REVIEW: Kaari – Completely engaging and entertaining with amazing execution despite a shaky beginning.
The last time I experienced chills while seeing a mass hero who is not an actor, a star, or even...
REVIEW: Agent Kannayiram – A crude replica with little originality
When it comes to remaking anything extremely innovative and trendsetting, the ideal way to view the remake is to completely...
REVIEW: Kalaga Thalaivan – A very well hidden popular social issue makes it a well-executed engaging thriller.
Magizh Thirumeni, a director who, in my opinion, is among the most underappreciated of this age, has returned with yet...
