dawntreader

This movie was excellent in setting up a creepy atmosphere and a tense setting, however, it failed to deliver what it promised. Keeping the previews I had seen beforehand in mind and the first part of the movie, I was expecting something like "What Lies Beneath", where nothing is as it seems and plot twists abound and there's a good puzzle to solve. However, the film is straight up what you see is what you get. It's not really a mystery at all (it plays a small part) but deals instead with the animosity between the house's former owner and the new occupants. It had a couple good thrills in it, but basically I wasn't surprised by anything I saw. Also they never really did delve into the house's past as much as I had hoped they would. I still don't know the motivations behind several things. I was looking for a lot more under the surface, while they only barely scratched it leaving me very unsatisfied. It's ok for a once-through time killer, but only if you pay matinee prices.

This movie is about what love can do to you: drive you crazy, drive you mad, drive you to change your life around.

I had never been a big Salman Kahn fan, but this movie definitely proves he can act.

The movie revolves around the effect a priest's daughter has on the local thug around town.

There are some really beautiful moments, the best being towards the end of the film. The music is wonderful and Udit's beautiful voice is haunting, especially in the song Tere Naam (Sad).

Definitely check this movie out. You won't be disappointed.