Jigarthanda DoubleX
- 2023
- 2h 52min
NOTE IMDb
8,0/10
11 k
MA NOTE
En 1975, un cinéaste accepte de collaborer sur un film avec un gangster qui souhaite devenir un acteur célèbre.En 1975, un cinéaste accepte de collaborer sur un film avec un gangster qui souhaite devenir un acteur célèbre.En 1975, un cinéaste accepte de collaborer sur un film avec un gangster qui souhaite devenir un acteur célèbre.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total
S.J. Suryah
- Kirubai
- (as SJ Suryah)
- …
Sanchana Natarajan
- Paingili
- (as Sanjana Natrajan)
Aravind Akash
- Chinna
- (as Aravindh Akash)
Ashraf Mallissery
- Kariyan
- (as Ashraf Mallisseri)
Bava Chelladurai
- S.B. Chandar
- (as Bhavaa Chelladurai)
Sheela Rajkumar
- Lurthu
- (as Shela Rajkumar)
Adithya Bhaskar
- Govindhan
- (as Aaditya Bhasker)
Avis à la une
The story has pretty good narration. It was well written. Lawrence, S. J. Surya and other side characters truly showed their dedication with their outstanding performances!
Cinematography, Set Locations, Outfits were all top notch. Background music were vibes as well.
Though the movie is lengthy and has slight drags in certain areas, i personally feel every minute of the movie was enjoyable and emotional. Lawrence and S. J. Surya have their respective character developments which just adds onto the already very well written story.
I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you add this to your watchlist if you havent already.
Cinematography, Set Locations, Outfits were all top notch. Background music were vibes as well.
Though the movie is lengthy and has slight drags in certain areas, i personally feel every minute of the movie was enjoyable and emotional. Lawrence and S. J. Surya have their respective character developments which just adds onto the already very well written story.
I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you add this to your watchlist if you havent already.
Boss is back🔥once a GURU always a GURU🔥. Mass Comeback of Karthik Subburaj, what a story & writing. Story, Screenplay & Direction is litt.
Speaking of the Cinematography it's mind-blowing, framing, composition, lighting, colors, art everything is perfect ⚡. Story will keep you engaging throughout the film there's a slight 10-20mins lag in the 2nd half.
Acting & Dialogues: For the first time I felt like someone overshadowed SJ Suryah, what a performance by Lawrence. His acting will make you stunning.
Editing & VFX is sooo realistic, clean and perfect.
Song & BGM: Santosh Narayan and his beats, BGM and Music is littt the songs & beats makes you dance.
The Story is meaningful it has a reason, message and content in it. Worth watching it.
Enna nge periya LCU, enga Thalaivar Karthik Subburaj theriyuma!
Lokesh Kanagaraj should learn more from his GURU.
Speaking of the Cinematography it's mind-blowing, framing, composition, lighting, colors, art everything is perfect ⚡. Story will keep you engaging throughout the film there's a slight 10-20mins lag in the 2nd half.
Acting & Dialogues: For the first time I felt like someone overshadowed SJ Suryah, what a performance by Lawrence. His acting will make you stunning.
Editing & VFX is sooo realistic, clean and perfect.
Song & BGM: Santosh Narayan and his beats, BGM and Music is littt the songs & beats makes you dance.
The Story is meaningful it has a reason, message and content in it. Worth watching it.
Enna nge periya LCU, enga Thalaivar Karthik Subburaj theriyuma!
Lokesh Kanagaraj should learn more from his GURU.
What a powerful heartfelt movie from Karthik Subbaraj, a true love letter to cinema and cinephiles.
Don't go in expecting another Jigarthanda. It's so much more than that. Where Jigarthanda was how art can influence a person, Double X is about art influencing society, building up to a really powerful ending (quite a few people teared up at the end).
KS weaves multiple genres together of action, crime, drama, comedy, thriller together like it's nothing. Finally, Raghava Lawrence demonstrates that he is an actor and not a joker, what a comeback after the Chandramairu 2 (what was that movie)
I'll make this longer later. It's just truly amazing. A real 'wammala ithan da cinema' moment; so far best Tamil film of the year.
Don't go in expecting another Jigarthanda. It's so much more than that. Where Jigarthanda was how art can influence a person, Double X is about art influencing society, building up to a really powerful ending (quite a few people teared up at the end).
KS weaves multiple genres together of action, crime, drama, comedy, thriller together like it's nothing. Finally, Raghava Lawrence demonstrates that he is an actor and not a joker, what a comeback after the Chandramairu 2 (what was that movie)
I'll make this longer later. It's just truly amazing. A real 'wammala ithan da cinema' moment; so far best Tamil film of the year.
I will not hesitate to keep the Music for this film at the first place. The best element of the movie. Extremely talented musician Santosh Narayanan has elevated each and every scene of the movie with powerful and contentful score.
Acting of each and every cast in the movie is top notch ,Especially SJ suriya and Lawrence.
Direction and script are really very good. Hats off to the team.
Some drawbacks: First half might make the audience a bit not attached to the movie but second half is another level.
This movie is a mixture of Mass, comedy,thrill and social message. A must watch threatrical experince movie.
Acting of each and every cast in the movie is top notch ,Especially SJ suriya and Lawrence.
Direction and script are really very good. Hats off to the team.
Some drawbacks: First half might make the audience a bit not attached to the movie but second half is another level.
This movie is a mixture of Mass, comedy,thrill and social message. A must watch threatrical experince movie.
JDX is clearly Karthik Subbaraj's best work since Jigarthanda. Of course, it brings back the familiar "gangster & filmmaker" trope from the original, though it ups the stakes, emotions, and craft. On the whole, I still prefer the first film because it had a simpler core and didn't have to shoehorn any kind of messaging. But credit where it's due, the second half of JDX takes you into a space you wouldn't expect, (almost) hitting the right emotional notes, as well as showcasing some exceptional bits of writing. The first half of JDX, on the other hand, is probably the most well-shot in all of Subbaraj's films. Cinematographer Tirru is firing on all cylinders, getting the Madurai Western colour palette right and candidly capturing a host of differentially textured characters. SaNa & Subbaraj are an irrefutable combo, and somehow, the latter keeps extracting fantastic background scores from the former.
The writing in the pre-interval block and the climax are terrific. These segments bring out the best in SJ Suryah as a performer, even when they hark back to certain ideas from the first film. The remainder of the film rests on the able shoulders of Raghava Lawrence, who comes up with a spectacular feat. It's to the director's credit that we only see Alliyus Caesar and NOT Raghava Lawrence in the film. The supporting cast also pitches in with emotionally charged performances, and this includes good showings from Nimisha Sajayan and Ilavarasu - plus, the folks who played various members of the tribe. Naveen Chandra, as the antagonist, is impressive. I can say the same for the actor who portrayed Shettani.
Subbaraj's adoration for Clint Eastwood Westerns fully comes through in the first half, and while the humour quotient is less (when compared with the 2014 film), it keeps you visually hooked. The setup is elaborate, and in the beginning, I wondered why Subbaraj took the longest (and intricately detailed) route to get to the seen-before plot point from the first film. But, he surprised me in the climactic portion by offering solid payoffs. The only major downer is the visual effects for the elephant scenes, but I'm willing to let that slide since the makers didn't try to brag/reveal too much in their promotional material about it. On the whole, this is deliciously cooked meta cinema, and a splendid return to form for Karthik Subbaraj, the CINEMA LOVER.
The writing in the pre-interval block and the climax are terrific. These segments bring out the best in SJ Suryah as a performer, even when they hark back to certain ideas from the first film. The remainder of the film rests on the able shoulders of Raghava Lawrence, who comes up with a spectacular feat. It's to the director's credit that we only see Alliyus Caesar and NOT Raghava Lawrence in the film. The supporting cast also pitches in with emotionally charged performances, and this includes good showings from Nimisha Sajayan and Ilavarasu - plus, the folks who played various members of the tribe. Naveen Chandra, as the antagonist, is impressive. I can say the same for the actor who portrayed Shettani.
Subbaraj's adoration for Clint Eastwood Westerns fully comes through in the first half, and while the humour quotient is less (when compared with the 2014 film), it keeps you visually hooked. The setup is elaborate, and in the beginning, I wondered why Subbaraj took the longest (and intricately detailed) route to get to the seen-before plot point from the first film. But, he surprised me in the climactic portion by offering solid payoffs. The only major downer is the visual effects for the elephant scenes, but I'm willing to let that slide since the makers didn't try to brag/reveal too much in their promotional material about it. On the whole, this is deliciously cooked meta cinema, and a splendid return to form for Karthik Subbaraj, the CINEMA LOVER.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesSJ Suryah's character in the film is heavily inspired by legendary Bengali filmmaker, Satyajit Ray.
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Détails
Box-office
- Montant brut mondial
- 279 408 $US
- Durée
- 2h 52min(172 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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