AlcatrazDey
Entrou em dez. de 2024
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Classificação de AlcatrazDey
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Classificação de AlcatrazDey
You see the trailer and see Neeraj Pandey's name. The memories hit back!
Baby
Special 26
"This one must be a worthy movie," you tell yourself.
The movie starts off slow, you constantly keep waiting for something to happen, something to reveal itself but nothing happens. "Did I miss anything?"
The narrative keeps juggling between the past and the present, and there are nice intersections that keep you hooked throughout. Neeraj Pandey makes sure you feel bored initially and then when the story starts weaving itself, you get a few Eureka moments.
The set design in the past narrative could have used better art direction, hair and make up. I'm sorry but they looked all out of place. Looked like the production budget was tight.
It's not a typical "whodunit" since three suspects are readily singled out an they are the actors you see on the poster, so it all comes down to how did they do it? Even though from a cinematic point of view, some of the twists were good, realistically they seemed out of place.
"No one has so much patience" is what will you think.
Story - 7/10
Cast - 6/10
Direction - 8/10
"The End" title card comes during the climax, and the movie still continues from there for another 30 minutes. I liked that bit because I would have hated the movie if that actually happened.
The storyline could have been a bit tighter, there were a few unnecessary scenes but overall it was a good watch.
PS: The end is open ended but it feels justified.
Baby
Special 26
"This one must be a worthy movie," you tell yourself.
The movie starts off slow, you constantly keep waiting for something to happen, something to reveal itself but nothing happens. "Did I miss anything?"
The narrative keeps juggling between the past and the present, and there are nice intersections that keep you hooked throughout. Neeraj Pandey makes sure you feel bored initially and then when the story starts weaving itself, you get a few Eureka moments.
The set design in the past narrative could have used better art direction, hair and make up. I'm sorry but they looked all out of place. Looked like the production budget was tight.
It's not a typical "whodunit" since three suspects are readily singled out an they are the actors you see on the poster, so it all comes down to how did they do it? Even though from a cinematic point of view, some of the twists were good, realistically they seemed out of place.
"No one has so much patience" is what will you think.
Story - 7/10
Cast - 6/10
Direction - 8/10
"The End" title card comes during the climax, and the movie still continues from there for another 30 minutes. I liked that bit because I would have hated the movie if that actually happened.
The storyline could have been a bit tighter, there were a few unnecessary scenes but overall it was a good watch.
PS: The end is open ended but it feels justified.
Let me start off that this is one movie you shouldn't miss out this year. It's an absolute cinematic pleasure!
Acting: Right from DQ, Sainath and other supporting cast, it was bang on!
Background Music: Felt apt and increased the dopamine where it was supposed to.
Art: The accuracy of the set design and costume to depict the Harshad Mehta era was so good to see, very rarely an Indian movie goes to certain extent.
I'm taking out the 1 star because somewhere it felt illogical but when I read more about it, it actually seemed like a very small in accuracy and the looophole was actually there in reality.
Kudos to the director!
Acting: Right from DQ, Sainath and other supporting cast, it was bang on!
Background Music: Felt apt and increased the dopamine where it was supposed to.
Art: The accuracy of the set design and costume to depict the Harshad Mehta era was so good to see, very rarely an Indian movie goes to certain extent.
I'm taking out the 1 star because somewhere it felt illogical but when I read more about it, it actually seemed like a very small in accuracy and the looophole was actually there in reality.
Kudos to the director!