murli786

I saw it last night and have one word to describe the movie - AWFUL. All the scenes mentioned by the Texan who wrote the comment seemed long drawn and bereft of any comedy. Undoubtedly; Srinivasan & Mohanlal are a class act, but this movie is a sad caricature of their efforts.Unlike the prequel to this one, there were 2 other movies that were good with songs and one liners. Parvathy seems to be wasted and so is Jagadesh. Please check out the climax - it is sheer absurdity. Soman has a pistol that can fire off 6 rounds, but the director seems to have forgotten it as he closes his eyes and keeps firing around him. It just showed what a bad script the movie was and waste of such good talent. I give this movie 1 out of 10

Its a good thriller. Michael Caine as usual has given a controlled and riveting performance. I guess the title of the movie was a Let Down. It should have been a catchy one and i guess that would have made a lot of difference to the outcome of this film.

Its a simple story of office politics where one man feels victimised for not getting a promotion that he felt truly deserved. And when he is denied his right, he begins his revenge. And all the murders in the movie are well planned and perfectly executed. Its one of those movies where the protagonist is left standing and comes out a 100% winner. If anyone out there who is really a vindictive kind can take inputs from this movie and renact it in real life. Well, I wouldn't do it for sure. Will u? Check the movie out first and then decide

I give this movie 10 out of 10. wow!! I watched it on DVD and i could never take my eyes off the TV. The story is told in the reverse and each scene in the movie is so well scripted.

I just imagined what life is without memory. It is pathetic.Think of a situation where you do not know who your friends are and you do not know if the person you speak to is a friend or a foe. Its a chilling feeling and i would term the guy with no memory as ''the loneliest person on this earth'' Coming to the story;Leonard Shelby (Guy Pearce) is a man with no short-term memory and the last thing he remembers is his wife's murder. He is on a death hunt but he has no memory of the murderer or any details by which he could get to him. He tattoes himself with mementos of his daily life. Imagine that!! The best part of the story is that it is told in the reverse. You live with the character who himself does not know what the story is. Hats off to Christopher Nolan!! He takes you on a LSD trip. Just watch it and i bet you will regret not watching it earlier.