Picks&Piques/Snippet Film reviews/16thMay2014/Johnson Thomas
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Picks&Piques/Snippet Film reviews/16thMay2014/Johnson
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The Xpose(Hindi) Rating: * * ½ It’s an entertainment generate ‘karne ke liye kuch bhi karega’ types - a flash from
the past, this whodunit set in the film industry uses well-known incidents and
R.D.Burman style music as catalyst for it’s feckless story-telling. It’s
weirdly wired but entertaining nevertheless-Especially the hair-raising
dialogues uttered by Himesh in typical Raaj Kumar fashion.
Children of War(Hindi) Rating: * * ½ poignant
but lacking in potency. The Bangladesh war has never been attempted before, so
this one is a first. But that noble intention of telling a story based on true
events gets frittered away in the disjointed narrative that fails to touch your
heart.
Midsummer Midnight Mumbai/M3 (Hindi) Rating: * ½ another whodunit but without any class or
suitable substance, this one is too lackluster to bother about.
Godzilla(Imax/3D/English+dubbed in regional
languages) Rating: * * * ½ impressively
effected, this one is sized for Max-imum benefits in terms of high velocity
entertainment and sheer FX wizardry.
Fading Giggolo(English)
Rating: * * * Subtly nuanced entertainment Woody Allen
style. John Torturro directs the wonderful ensemble cast of well-known faces.
It has a strikingly blended narrative!
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