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Kingsman: The Secret Service Movie Review

Ratings:4/5 Review By: Gavin Rasquinha Site:Times Of India (TOI)

Egerton delivers and Jackson is perfect as the villain Valentine whose environmentally-conscious concerns conceal a devious plan for global genocide. His sidekick Gazelle (Boutella) is a vamp plucked straight out a Quentin Tarantino wet dream as does a scene involving hyper-stylized mayhem in a small-town church. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker, anyone?) also shows up as a genius scientist. Bulletproof brollies that fire bullets, dart spewing wristwatches and cigarette lighter grenades aside, there's a smooth balance of good humo u r, butt-kicking action and originality too. Kingsman: The Secret Service is a breath of fresh air in the spy movie genre..

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Egerton delivers and Jackson is perfect as the villain Valentine whose environmentally-conscious concerns conceal a devious plan for global genocide. His sidekick Gazelle (Boutella) is a vamp plucked straight out a Quentin Tarantino wet dream as does a scene involving hyper-stylized mayhem in a small-town church. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker, anyone?) also shows up as a genius scientist. Bulletproof brollies that fire bullets, dart spewing wristwatches and cigarette lighter grenades aside, there's a smooth balance of good humo u r, butt-kicking action and originality too. Kingsman: The Secret Service is a breath of fresh air in the spy movie genre..

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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Aubrey D Souza Site:Bookmyshow

Kingsman: The Secret Service delivers knockout blows and finally we have an action film without the existential drama that most of them seem to exude. Taron and Colin Firth are a wonderful team. One is the young disciple who needs training and the other, the master-spy. Kingsman: The Secret Service is a glorious collection of everything good about spy films and none of the political correctness. In the end, you will walk out of the theatre feeling like a gentleman spy. How awesome is that?

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Wild English Movie Review

Ratings:2.5/5 Review By:  Rajeev Masand Site:CNN IBN

Adapted by Nick Hornby from a book by the real Ms Strayed, this 'based-on-a-true-story' movie nevertheless suffers on account of its sheer obviousness. In the end, 'Wild' proves to be that rare movie about an epic life-changing journey that leaves you impressed by its scale and ambition, but largely unmoved by the person at the heart of it. I'm going with two-and-a-half out of five.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Gavin Rasquinha Site:Times Of India (TOI)

Wild benefits from a simple, strong and straight-ahead storyline; its multi-linear narrative offers us various perspectives, such as glimpses into various stages of Cheryl's life prior to the present day, via flashbacks. These windows into her past about what could have and what should have been, still torment her. While the ending seems a bit hurried and underwhelming, it is Witherspoon who shines throughout. She is extremely convincing in this stripped-down role, whose character she appears to have completely and convincingly absorbed.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By:  Anupama Chopra Site:Hindustan Times
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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Aubrey D SouzaSite:Bookmyshow

A compelling human story about grief, pain, hope and happiness. This movie brings all of this together. Reese Witherspoon and Laura Dern are amazing in their respective roles. Jean-Marc Vallee has delivered a movie that fills you with a warm glow. This is a story that should be emulated by all.

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Annabelle ( Conjuring Prequel) Review 2014

Annabelle Movie Review

Ratings:3/5 Review By: Rajeev Masand Site:CNN IBN

But, like The Conjuring, the reason Annabelle is more effective than your average horror film is because the acting is pretty solid. It helps that director John R Leonetti (cinematographer of The Conjuring) uses special effects sparingly, choosing instead to craft simple scenes that are steeped in menacing silence. Annabelle isn’t perfect – hell, it isn’t even as good as The Conjuring – but despite its unconvincing climax, it’s got moments of spine-tingling horror that do the trick. I’m going with three out of five.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Gavin Rasquinha Site: Times Of India (TOI)

But Annabelle's overall effect could have been enhanced with a more ominous score, as a big part of a horror film's psychological impact lies in its music. Annabelle alights on most horror tropes but comes across as a jack of all trades, but a master of none. Still, it will give you your money's worth, while not really serving you anything too memorable (or scary) as some of the other, more sinister horror films we've seen in the last few years.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Paloma Sharma Site:Rediff

Basically, Annabelle is Chucky in drag -- which is funny because drag is the exact term I'd use to describe the film. Coming from the very people who gave us The Conjuring, Annabelle moves slower than a snail trying to book a ticket on the IRCTC website. If you're looking for a scare, look into your 8th grade math textbooks. All that the theatre can offer you in this case is a deep, dreamless sleep.

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Ratings:2/5 Review By: Troy Riberio Site: Zee News

Overall, due to the generic and formulaic turn of events, their performances do not manage to elicit any emotional support from the audience. Made on a moderate budget, the production quality of the film is above average. Production designer, Bob Ziembicki has managed to recreate the early 1970 era, which is captured by James Kniest's lenses to perfection. Overall, with a few effective scares "Annabelle" is a recycled jamboree of scare flicks that feels like wasted resources

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Tanaya Ramyani Site: Bookmyshow

Even with the dry bloodless horror, Annabelle effectively uses shadows and lighting techniques to give a feel of the menacing danger. John R. Leonetti who was also the cinematographer for The Conjuring and Insidious, makes clever use of the wide angles and the special effects. Some of the scenes might give the faint-hearted sleepless nights. But, if you are genuinely willing to get scared, you can give Annabelle a miss.

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Into The Storm Movie Review

Ratings:3/5 Review By: Gavin Rasquinha Site: Times Of India (TOI)

We've seen disaster films involving extra-terrestrials, tsunamis and various other natural (destructive) phenomena in recent times. So, it's only fitting that we get a film that shows us the kind of devastation thundering tornadoes can wreak. While Twister (1996) was the last film of note to deal with this subject, Into the Storm utilises today's entire palette of VFX wizardry as well as plenty of first-person points-of-view shots to convey the same thrills, on a far more grandiose scale. So, if you get your jollies watching houses, cars and even a bunch of passenger planes flung into the air like toys, you might like this.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Sukanya Verma Site:Rediff

It works wonderfully when there’s judicious use of VFX to enhance the story-telling and vivid imagination. But some prefer to solely rely on the competence of computer-generated fakery, which cannot conceal their own creative complacence.The mostly average tornado spectacle, Into The Storm, falls in the latter bracket. Visually, it offers quite a sensational depiction of multiple tornadoes hitting a fictional Midwest town, Silverton. But where plotlines and performances are concerned, it’s distressingly sloppy.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Shalini Langer Site: Indian Express

Placing its action firmly within Oklahoma, and feet solidly into territory earlier explored by 1996’s Twister, this film exists to batter, to impress and, against its grain, to make a feeble human connection. On the first two aspects, Into The Storm succeeds. However, this film is seriously and only into the storm. Everything else just has to make way.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Juhi Matta Site: Bookmyshow

Unfortunately, the storm gets very little focus in the film, leaving viewers disappointed. In fact, the chaos doesn’t even begin until a third of the film is already over. The calm before the storm lasts way too long for Into the Storm to have the desired effect. Into the Storm is the film for everyone who enjoys end-of-the-world movies. The visuals are noteworthy, albeit criminally underused. Additionally, Into the Storm tries to do something unconventional with a tried-and-tested premise and succeeds to an extent.

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Guardians of the Galaxy Movie Review

Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Rajeev Masand Site:CNN IBN

Guardians of the Galaxy, based on one of the relatively lesser-known comic books in the Marvel canon, is a very different film from the Iron Man, Thor or Captain America movies. Unlike most superhero films today whose storylines and conflicts are inevitably rooted in the real world, here's a cheerfully silly adventure that prides itself on being an escapist treat. Guardians of the Galaxy feels fresh and zany, and impossibly hard to resist. I'm going with three-and-a-half out of five. As superhero movies go, this one's unique and original. Don't miss it.

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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Gavin Rasquinha Site: Times Of India (TOI)

Although a team, Gunn gives each Guardian a well-thought-out personality. Refreshingly innovative, delightfully quirky, very well-made and even boundary-bending, the humour keeps rolling with laser-blast frequency in this wildly imaginative and thoroughly entertaining film. The screenplay is tighter than a racetrack with hairpin turns, but the narrative does have a few fissures. Despite these chinks, the charming performances, strange characters (don't miss Del Toro as The Collector), spaceships and of course, the 70s soundtrack (a highlight by itself) make this one a heck of an intergalactic romp.

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Ratings:4.5/5 Review By: Raja Sen Site:Rediff

The plot is simplicity itself, involving jailbreaks and chase scenes and a stolen orb and seemingly impossible missions, all of which sounds like (and, admittedly, is) regular superhero movie hokum. Except Gunn throws it together with a lighthearted, Pixarry swiftness, giving us a refreshingly frothy ride with genuinely memorable characters. Guardians Of The Galaxy takes place in a remarkable world drawn lovingly and beautifully by imaginative folks low on skin-coloured crayons. A world that holds not merely quirks but nuances. These are worth beholding, worth gawking at. These are… marvels.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Anupama Chopra Site:Hindustan Times
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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Mihir Fadnavis Site: FirstPost

With the arrival of James Gunn’s terrific Guardians of the Galaxy, Space Opera fans have a gigantic reason to cheer. Not only is Guardians one of the year's most exciting and entertaining movies, but is indeed the Star Wars for this generation.Director Gunn must be one hell of a Marvel fan and comic book geek. He has followed up the half a dozen Avengers universe films and delivered a relatively unknown property with such gloriously fantastic style.

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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Andre Borges Site: DNA

In my opinion this is the best Marvel film made till date, even better than the Avengers. Now, I say that because of what Gunn had to work with, and how he not only made 'Guardians' take off, but how he made it soar. You will definitely want to catch this one, trust me, it's going to make your favourite list too. Also, don't forget to wait for the post-credit scene.

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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Aubrey D Souza Site: Bookmyshow
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This is one brilliant shout-out to the funny side of comics. It is a showcase of what happens when you are left to be crazy with material. The heroes are funny, flawed and fantastic to watch. The bad guys are ridiculously bad but hey, we finally got bad guys whom we love to hate. The visuals are stunning to say the least.This is one of those films where a bunch of relatively unknowns make it big. It is an epic metaphor (again, another little joke from the movie). Don’t miss it on the big screen.

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Planet of Apes 2  Rating: 3.75/5

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Dawn Of The Planet of the Apes Movie Review

Ratings:4/5 Review By: Renuka Vyavahare Site: Times Of India (TOI)

In spite of the heart-warming story and execution, things do get predictable as it won't take you long to guess who the villain is. However that doesn't hinder its impact, thanks to spectacular performances, special effects and 3D. Also, the visual effects here do not overshadow the emotions or content. Each character has been neatly etched and detailed. You feel for their loss and fear. Very few films have a soul, style and substance and this is one of those rare films.Emotionally intense, deeply absorbing and visually engaging, DOTPOTA is a solid build-up to another deserving sequel. If not anything, you must watch it for Caesar aka motion capture maestro Andy Serkis. He is the 'Godfather' here.

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Ratings:-- Review By: Suprateek Chaterjee Site: FirstPost

Reeves utilises the thrill-a-minute skills he displayed so effectively in his earlier films to great effect in Dawn..., while still staying true to the sci-fi fantasy canvas required for a film like this. In effect, the film stays true to its predecessor’s style, which is perhaps disappointing if one was looking for Birdman-like pizzazz from this movie. However, this doesn’t stop Reeves from inserting some beautiful sequences that stay with you long after the film is done. But seriously, everything described above, as efficient and beautiful as it all is, pales in comparison to the genius that is the motion-capture performance by Serkis.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Tanaya Ramani Site: Bookmyshow

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, directed by Matt Reeves, turns out to be surprisingly remarkable. An intense film on interspecies conflict and struggle for survival. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, will amaze you. It is a true spectacle. There is Suspense, Thrill, Drama and whole lot of Action. If Transformers somewhat left you heart-broken, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes will revive you. It is more than a tale of survival. It is about the complexities of the mind and relationships. And if you are a fan of Andy Serkis, you mustn’t miss out this avatar of him.

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Reluctant Fundamentalist Movie Review

Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Karan Anshuman  Site:Mumbai Mirror

Even though it has been well over a decade, The Reluctant Fundamentalist still has relevance. It says things the west needs to hear. I hope they do, I hope they get it. On this count, as a thought, Mira Nair could not have chosen a better subject. I suspect the subject chose her, really. But perhaps it is too subtle for this intention and will be far better understood in South Asia. Unfortunately, we already know all of this.

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Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Anupama Chopra Site:Star World

The Reluctant Fundamentalist is ambitious and uneven. Mira embellishes Changez’s story with a memorable soundtrack. But what doesn’t work as well is the flabby love story with a grossly miscast Kate Hudson and the tacked-on framing device of a thriller, which simply isn’t taut enough to be effective. I’m going with three stars for A Reluctant Fundamentalist. I recommend that you make time for the film. It moved me and I think it will move you too.

Ratings:3.5/5  Review By:  Renuka Vyavahare Site:Times of India

The beauty of the film lies in the depiction of its protagonist's unspoken words, suppressed emotions and unwavering beliefs. The incredibly talented Riz Ahmed enables the film to deconstruct the meaning of 'fundamentalism', which forms the core of the story. What leaves you in awe of the adapted screenplay is its brilliantly drawn parallels between Changez's personal, political and social situation. You feel his pain, vulnerability, denial, inner turmoil and psychological conflict. The film keeps you thoroughly engaged, even in parts where the pace drops a bit. While the film is more of a thriller, it doesn't cease to be a human drama, thanks to sublime supporting performances.Note: You may not like the film if films on religion and social reality are not your cup of tea.

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Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express

The films that have come out post-9/11 have been many and various, but Changez's conflicted individual at the centre of the narrative feels both vital and important. The film could have done with more finesse in the way it begins and ends, but there are enough subtle shifts in the main act to keep me with it. After Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake, The Reluctant Fundamentalist is Nair's most engaging work.

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Ratings:3.5/5  Review By:  Vaihayasi Pande Daniel Site:Rediff

But while you may ponder over the particular prism that Mira Nair chooses to look at these issues, you cannot doubt that The Reluctant Fundamentalist is a powerful, gripping/bold film, well worth a watch in the theatre. You may not agree with the film’s message but the message is worth knowing. There are plenty of touches in the film that warm you totally. For a desi, the most enriching moment of the film is when Khan, as an idealistic Lahore University professor, takes on the challenge of teaching a class full of youngsters of the importance of striving for the Pakistani Dream.

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Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Tushar Joshi Site:DNA

Despite the serious tone of the film, its length and the sketchy characters mar the end result from being anything but ordinary. The Reluctant Fundamentalist feels like a package delivered a little too late in the day. Not only have other film makers explored every possible angle and milked out all the possible conspiracy theories surrounding the incident, but the US versus the Muslim world debate seems too forced and rehashed. Fortunately that doesn't stop the cast from delivering the goods.Eventually, The Reluctant Fundamentalist ends up being yet another 9/11 inspired tale with all the expected ingredients, but we wish the film maker had engaged and challenged us a lot more like her previous efforts.

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Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Mohar Basu Site:Koimoi

What’s Good: The film preserves the mood of Mohsin Hamid’s book well. What’s Bad: A jerky screenplay ruptures the film’s flow multiple times all through.Watch or Not?: Mira Nair’s repertoire glistening with gems like Namesake and Monsoon Wedding is enough to evoke interest. However, The Reluctant Fundamentalist is not even close to being among her best works. With issues left unexplored and characters abandoned abruptly, the film is a desirable watch only for the landmark performance of Riz Ahmed and the grace with which he builds his character.

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Epic Movie Review : Ankur Pathak

Ratings:4/5  Review By:  Ankur Pathak Site:Rediff

    The animated world of Epic is fantastically uplifting to watch; an awe-inspiring collage of creatures and scenery of tremendous beauty. So Epic contains all the familiar trappings, but is nonetheless immensely striking to watch. It may not be ground-breaking as far as the use animation is concerned, but packs a solid punch. The meticulous efforts invested by the makers must be honored by booking a seat in the multiplex for this epic ride. Like all good old fantasy films, Epic is a classic clash between the right and the wrong, between life and decay, between light and the dark.

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The Great Gatsby Movie Review : Neha Pinto ,Site : Bookmyshow

Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Neha Pinto Site:Bookmyshow

The film retains a lot of the amoral energy of Lurhmann’s Romeo + Juliet. With The Great Gatsby, he plays story teller to the hilt. Although the novel from where the film is adapted, (F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic) was set in the 1920’s Luhrmann makes the film speak to the 21st century. And he does this by incorporating contemporary music which gives the film a familiar feel. The film does have an ending that’ll suck you into nothingness. However this doesn’t make it any less of a masterpiece, but only elevates it to higher levels of greatness.Verdict: The Great Gatsby is a spectacular film that pays a great homage to emptiness.

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The Great Gatsby Movie Review : Tushar Joshi

Ratings:2.5/5  Review By:  Tushar Joshi Site:DNA

If it wasn't a motion picture, then The Great Gatsby would have been a wonderful music video. There are two ways to enjoy Gatsby - one is by checking out the cool soundtrack and realising how amazingly it blends with a period so long ago ('1920'), and the second is to marvel at the sets and costumes. The film is a beginners guide to every wannabe art and costume designer. There are so many OTT moments that you will end up losing count.His much-talked-about project based on a literary classic is all dazzle but lacks soul. The length and pace of the second half make watching the film a tedious experience. Yes, it is stylish and there is colour and shimmer in every frame, but as the end credits roll all that you remember are Jay-Z and Lana Del Rey's melodic verses. And that doesn't bode too well for the film's reputation.

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The Great Gatsby Movie Review : Raja Sen Rediff

Ratings:2/5  Review By:  Raja Sen Site:Rediff

The genuinely exasperating thing is, however, that this film indeed tries doggedly hard to capture the spirit of the book. Not just the vulgar excesses of Gatsby’s frequently flaunted wealth but also its sadness, its yearning. And while the visual circusry propels the first half of the movie to at least the level of an impressively exploding firework, the flourishes mostly dry up in the second half as Luhrmann tries to tell the story of a man and a woman with ill-judged restraint. The romance, told the way it is, comes across more infantile than fabulous.What he might not have approved of, though, is the way Luhrmann appropriates and trivialises those exquisite, immortal last lines from the novel. Just so his film can look at itself in the mirror and preen some more.

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Epic Movie Review : Gavin Rasquinha

Ratings:3/5  Review By:  Gavin Rasquinha Site:Times of India

A forest inhabited by tiny dwellers, an eccentric genius scientist obsessed with discovering their existence, and an estranged father-daughter relationship. These are some of the elements cobbled together in Epic. Yes, the ingredients are in place but somehow, it doesn't engage you at the emotional level that say, a Toy Story did. And neither does it present something truly unique as Wall-E did. Other than that, the film is adequate. It's sometimes slapstick, sometimes emotional, and funny at times. All in all though, the ambitiously-titled Epic is in fact anything but epic.

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Reluctant Fundamentalist Movie Review : Renuka Vyavahare

Ratings:3.5/5  Review By:  Renuka Vyavahare  Site:Times of India

The beauty of the film lies in the depiction of its protagonist's unspoken words, suppressed emotions and unwavering beliefs. The incredibly talented Riz Ahmed enables the film to deconstruct the meaning of 'fundamentalism', which forms the core of the story. What leaves you in awe of the adapted screenplay is its brilliantly drawn parallels between Changez's personal, political and social situation. You feel his pain, vulnerability, denial, inner turmoil and psychological conflict. The film keeps you thoroughly engaged, even in parts where the pace drops a bit. While the film is more of a thriller, it doesn't cease to be a human drama, thanks to sublime supporting performances.Note: You may not like the film if films on religion and social reality are not your cup of tea.

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