Spy

"Spy" by Garry Bh is a film that utterly disappoints on every level. At first glance, one might question the legitimacy of other reviews praising this disaster of a movie. The plot is an incoherent mess, jumping from one poorly executed scene to another. The attempts at humor are painfully forced, leaving the audience cringing rather than laughing. The lackluster performances from the cast, including some recognizable names, are a disheartening reminder of wasted talent. The dialogue feels like a first draft, with no depth or nuance. Even the most forgiving viewer will struggle to find anything redeeming in this cinematic travesty. Save yourself the agony and avoid "Spy" at all costs.

The first half seems a bit dragging and screenplay seems a bit slow especially with setting up the storyline. A lot could be explained which is left unattended and a lot which could be skipped is unnecessarily added. With most of nikhil movies, unfortunately vfx has been a weak point but that's understandable due to low budget. Hero & his aide had more chemistry than the heroine.

Cinematography has been a pro aspect of the film and sound has been top notch. Can see a bit similarities between the approach between this film & the last film of hero. Production has been well organised from the looks of it. The core premise of the film is very little attended to and explained. Honestly, was expecting a bit more but little disappointed. Nonetheless, this spy thriller definitely can be enjoyed for a watch.

I just saw 45 minutes and I can't handle such poor acting, worst dialogues, nonsense talks about patriotism so badly done action scenes.

I still don't get it who give such high ratings, just because some patriotism shown in trailer don't fool us .

Making jokes on Raw, Uri, balakote and so many other stuffs. The guy who is the main character of the film is a raw agent he just met a girl and fall in love , bro you are a agent atleast you know about honeytrap stuff more than us , but everything just going on smoothly, terrorist looks like Galli ke gunde , guns are from toy shops, have a awesome script but perform very poorly.

It's disheartening to witness poorly crafted movies. The film lacks coherence and fails to deliver a meaningful storyline. I believe even an inexperienced person could create a more engaging plot, write better dialogue, and direct improved acting performances. While the hero's portrayal was passable, the heroine's performance was particularly disappointing. On a positive note, the main villain's acting truly stood out and deserves praise.

They attempted to engage the audience with an overly affectionate portrayal of our country, but those scenes felt like they were trying to make a bad movie even worse. After watching the movie, I feel like anyone could join RAW. The most amusing thing is that in the beginning, they tried to present the movie as a realistic RAW agent film, but after watching it, I feel like a RAW agent falling in love with an ISI agent is not a bad plot.

Action sequences seems unrealistic. Though movies often contain elements of fantasy and fiction, but they are still expected to maintain a sense of realism to keep the audience engaged. Unrealistic scenes can sometimes be distracting and may hinder the viewer's ability to connect with the story or characters. Striking a balance between creative storytelling and believable portrayals is essential for a movie to be successful in captivating its audience. The storyline showed promise, but the acting could have been more polished to fully bring the narrative to life. Stronger performances would have added depth and authenticity to the characters, enhancing the overall impact of the movie on the audience.