bssunilreddy
Luminary
Where did you see? Which OTT? Is it Marvels Thor series or anything else?
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Ssreek
Herald
You are right, I thought it was done by priyadarshan, but it seems he is assist director for that.
10? So there's something else other than Marvel's thor series?
There isn't, he is talking about Marvel/Disney movies only.
TechnologyHell
Discoverer
Marvels Thor
Thor
Thor The Dark World
Thor Ragnarok
All via yify sites (like cracked media)
Marvel Thor lineup ("series")
I guess I made it sound like some web series
PotBelliedGarfield
Apprentice
The Founder (2016)
The Founder (2016) - 7/10
While watching the shorts on Youtube, I stumbled upon it. Gave it a shot, didn't disappoint.
The Founder (2016) - 7/10
While watching the shorts on Youtube, I stumbled upon it. Gave it a shot, didn't disappoint.
Good movie especially this dialogue which should be taught in schools/colleges:
Black_Hawk
Juggernaut
Santosh (2024) - 6/10
A dark, gritty and slow burning movie. Shahana Goswami's acting was good.
bssunilreddy
Luminary
Sicario (2015) - Mexican drug cartels being taken down is shown beautifully in this film. Its for 1 time see only.
Sicario: Day of Soldado (2018) - Mexican drug cartels transporting terrorists across the border and CIA trying to eliminate them by starting a war among themselves is intense but looks it was left out in the end.
Sicario: Day of Soldado (2018) - Mexican drug cartels transporting terrorists across the border and CIA trying to eliminate them by starting a war among themselves is intense but looks it was left out in the end.
Marco - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt29383379/ - 4/10
Mindless violence without any story or screenplay. Malayalam movies are slowly moving towards these type of genres. Some of the scenes are sadistic.
This movie however has joined the 100 crores collection club. Seems like the young Malayalam movie audience are shifting towards violent movies.
Mindless violence without any story or screenplay. Malayalam movies are slowly moving towards these type of genres. Some of the scenes are sadistic.
A 6 year old child's is killed by the antagonist with a cooking gas cylinder by bashing his head with it and a pregnant woman fetus is pulled out alive. These scenes are explicitly shown in the film.
YeAhx
Forerunner
I finally decided to start Star wars franchise.
Going with release watch order instead of machete order even though I know who Darth Vader is.
Star Wars IV: A new hope (1977) - 9/10
Going with release watch order instead of machete order even though I know who Darth Vader is.
Star Wars IV: A new hope (1977) - 9/10
Not a one time watch for me. It's about time I gave it a rewatch, thanks for reminding!
Black_Hawk
Juggernaut
The Count of Monte-Cristo (aka Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) [2024] - 8.5/10
Really well made and dare I say I actually ended up liking it more than the Jim Caviezel movie from 2002 (which I loved to bits as well and have watched multiple times). The last 45 minutes of the this movie was immensely emotionally involving and impeccably directed. It's of course near impossible to capture the entire gamut of the book because Alexandre Dumas created a rich world with multiple characters and brought everything together like a master craftsman in the end to deliver one of the greatest revenge stores ever told. This movie however tries hard to stick to the book and the core characters which is commendable. It's a French movie but I watched with English audio. Standing at 3 hours it was a watch I truly cherished. Pierre Niney as Edmond Dantès was brilliant, specially in the later parts of the movie.
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YeAhx
Forerunner
I liked the 2024 miniseries of the same better. That way you could savour the taste of revenge longer.
The Count of Monte-Cristo (aka Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) [2024] - 8.5/10
Really well made and dare I say I actually ended up liking it more than the Jim Caviezel movie from 2002 (which I loved to bits as well and have watched multiple times). The last 45 minutes of the this movie was immensely emotionally involving and impeccably directed. It's of course near impossible to capture the entire gamut of the book because Alexandre Dumas created a rich world with multiple characters and brought everything together like a master craftsman in the end to deliver one of the greatest revenge stores ever told. This movie however tries hard to stick to the book and the core characters which is commendable. It's a French movie but I watched with English audio. Standing at 3 hours it was a watch I truly cherished. Pierre Niney as Edmond Dantès was brilliant, specially in the later parts of the movie.