Big B

A perfect a remake for the Hollywood movie Four Brothers released on 2005. And consider as the Best stylish movie of Malayalam. This movie was an average box office hit. But later after the release of the DVD/ Home screen it become a huge Trent and made Mammmootty's Character Bilal as the most fan following character in Malayalam. The fire is still on, that's why the announcement of Big-B's upcoming sequel "Bilal". The big waiting is still continuing.

I just saw the film Four Brothers. But very disappointed.. maybe because I have BIGB in my mind .. I must say how brilliantly Amal made this masterpiece.. this is ridiculously amazing .. the making , dialogues, casting , actions scenes, and the damn bgm wuhh ..!!! Right now yes eagerly waiting for the second sequel of this movie !!!

MASTER piece in terms of technical perfection!! The movie tells the story of 4 brothers who reunited after their mothers (they 4 are adopted sons)death and decides to avenge her death.The 4 brothers are lead by Big B-Bilal-Played by mammooty.

The story is this simple! But the action scenes are really adrenaline pumping!The camera and direction are excellent! Congrats to the new director Amal Neerad (he did camera for Mamooty's movie BLACK directed by Renjith) All action scenes are simply perfect.The chase,the gunfights,climax fights are just amazing! Dialogues are very short and to the point.Great dialogue delivery my Mammootty! He once again proved his ability to do roles like this.Though a similar attempt was made in BLACK, Big B stands far ahead of Black.

Songs are also excellent.Listen it to 2-3 times and you will fall in love!

Worth seeing thrice!! (in a dts theatre)

This is a awesome, fantastic, movie. Mammootty has acted very well on this film. This is a awesome, fantastic, movie. Mammootty has acted very well on this film.

The plot is fine. The standard basis for revenge is elevated by the community icon whose brutal murder starts the ball rolling. Her avenging angels are nobly motivated, and led by a classic antihero hero. The bad guys collectively possess all the political and financial corruption one expects, plus the toughest among them reeking of pure psycho sadism.

But somewhere between the director and editor the production went awry. Too many closeups on faces, even during action sequences, that killed the essential context for what we're seeing. In a gun battle we should be able to tell who's shooting whom, and where the shots are coming from. They failed badly on that element. Fast cuts during fights weakened the impact of those moments.

Those who don't need English subtitles were lucky to enjoy much better dialog than I got watching on Netflix. I'm used to deficiencies in translations from Indian cinema, but this gave us a much larger gap between what characters must have been saying and what I was reading. How hard can it be to find fully bilingual people to do these gigs properly? Hack jobs like this are an insult to the hard work of all the writers, actors and crew who delivered a better film than I was able to experience.