RDX: Robert Dony Xavier

RDX is a well established Action packed movie following the footsteps of Ajagajanthiram & Thallumala. Anbraivu's action is the major highlight of the movie with impeccable action scenes. Anthony Varghese, Neeraj Madhav & Shane Nigam, the male protagonists performed whole throughout the movie with slight upper hand by Neeraj & Shane. Background score & songs by Sam CS also helped the movie to be more interesting. The antagonists played by Vishnu Agasthya, Sandeep, etc delivered their finest performance and I will consider that as the backbone of the movie. Family sentiments and romance was perfectly fused with the high octane action. Cinematography by Alex. J. Pulickal was top notch. Editing by Chaman Chacko deserves a loud round of applause for making RDX a crispy explosive one.

The lady characters played by Mahima, Aimie, Mala Parvathi deserves special mention.

All in Whole, as the name denotes.. RDX is mass destruction Explosive.

Watch it in theaters for the amazing experience.

8.7 on 10 is my score.

The start was powerful, including the attack on family and the villain's show, Don't know what happened after that, unwanted, cliché scenes,acting; overshowing that this is near millennium.

The build up is super when the villains enter and the heroes and family we so desperate to escape. But the problem is... some silly karate moves cannot save you from people with dagger and knives.the villains were clearly shown in queue to attack the hero just like old movies.(avan adichit njan adikkam, alle kallakali aakum). It is the peak of dissatisfaction when the villains always get only punches and the whole family had to suffer a lot including a kid.

''Yeah,u r right ''it is not a movie like jailer, then why they have to show so much violence against a family and no satisfaction in repaying.... It ente abhipraayam, Nanni,namaskaaram.

In recent times, platform ratings seem susceptible to modification, with "The Jailer" and similar examples highlighting this trend. Unfortunately, this particular film, deserving less than its 7 rating, disappoints due to its uncomfortable fight scenes. The filmmakers' insistence on showcasing every move in slow motion fails to excite the audience, raising questions about their creative choices. Such repetitive techniques not only dilute the impact but also test viewers' patience, diminishing the overall viewing experience. The story, although simple in its premise, fails to engage the audience effectively. Without compelling twists or well-developed characters, the narrative falls flat, making it challenging for viewers to invest emotionally or intellectually. In essence, the simplicity, devoid of engaging elements, renders the story forgettable and fails to leave a lasting impression on the audience.

Action choreography, direction and background music made the movie.

If you insist on a story, you might want to carry a balarama with you.

Nothing Nolan about this movie - simple stuff, stylish action weaved into emotions. With a no-star cast, the director has been able to pull off a pretty good movie.

Background music had a freshness to it and complimented the action very well. Facial expression closeups backed by Sam CS' BGM.

Action choreography is very well done, lot of meticulous work has gone into stylizing each and every shot. Acting performances have been great - good screen presence from Pepe, Shane and Neeraj. Pepe stood out a little more.

It is a light stylized action movie.

RDX offers good action sequences. But the script fails to impress. Malayalam film industry is going through a hard phase. We have been provided with too many poor movies which lead us to a point where we get so excited or impressed over slightly above average movies.

Most of the scenes felt illogical because of the situations and the things they do. The main character's friends are not there. Their uncle who's a policeman is not there. It's always just the 3 leads fighting their own battles. The climax made no sense at all. I'm not gonna spoil anything.

The song was unnecessary. Pepe was so good and so was Shane. Neeraj did great with action scenes but lacks the mass aura.

It works better if you watch with an electrifying crowd.