Game Over

I'm really glad to see a plethora of Content based films in India Lately. The perception amongst People has drastically changed. The typical, Same old flicks can't hide behind the curtains anymore. The industry is growing up with Interesting Stories as well as talented creative persons! I Hope to see this trend continues in such motion.

Now let's talk about the film itself, alright?

This is yet another different flavor story out of the South Indian industry! The story might not be the best but it worked out pretty well in the most important parts, The Intro and the Climax!

An attention grabbing Cinematography alongside a Suspensful Screenplay worked wonders here.The soundscore too left it's impression. Although the editing department could have been a little sharper. The lack of Character Developments and Loopholes into this plot made all the fuss that I have complaints about. The Inevitable flaws ruined the huge potential the story had. The makers have concentrated too much on Tapsee Pannu's Character that the other intregal parts have been blatantly ignored. The excellence in the Technical department didn't get the final product it genuinely deserved! When the film finishes you get the feel of "Incompleteness".

But I won't be much nitpicking here cause the film itself wasn't that Bad at all! I enjoyed the usual Great performance from Tapsee. She gelled the plot together. Although I must say it really hurts to see such promising premise fails to deliver on all fronts ; especially when it was highly achievable!

If you enjoy "edge of the seat" suspense thrillers, then "Game over" is the perfect movie for you to watch. Everything about the movie is very good,be it the script,acting,editing screenplay,direction, absence of songs,or length. 8/10

Plot : A woman must face her fears to survive<br/>It's a typical thriller plot deserving (3/5)

Execution : Impressive. With a neat screenplay, apt bgm, impact making dialogues and an excellent cast performance, this film is an outstanding thriller for sure. (4/5)

Characterisation : I'm going straight with a (5/5) for the characters of the film. The actors have delivered an excellent performance in this intriguing thriller. As audience, I sighed when they sighed. I hold my breath for them to not make sound. The connectivity factor was really a plus with a strong back story too.

Justification : The genre is thriller. Was it justified? Yes. The film has some scenes that may be considered as boring but that's actually a part of character development and that's what makes you feel for the character. It's (4/5).

Appreciation : I'd appreciate this film for it's amazing cast performance (+1) and I really loved the character establishment (+1)

Criticism : A feeling of repetition and unrealistic occurrences arises. (-1.5)

Overall : The film is worth watching, better than Happy Death Day and definitely a must - go for thrill seekers.

8/10

A successful film despite a laziness insolently claimed by the scriptwriters: remake of Happy death plus a cinematographic graft of the ultra-well-known concept of the 3-lives counter freely inspired from the video-game universe. Not to mention three masked psychopaths more mean-looking than friendly with whom we do not really want to hug.

As a synthesis: nice with low expectation. 5/6 of 10

A bold move by Indian cinema to get into a unique psychological thriller but with a weak storyline. Anyone who is a huge fan of this genre like me and have watched several movies can easily predict the movie by then end of first 60-65 minutes.