Movies(Best Releases)of the Week/9thMay2014/Johnson Thomas

Movies(Best Releases)of the Week/9thMay2014/Johnson Thomas

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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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Manjunath(Hindi) Rating: *  *  * based on a true life event but tossed about and churned to make the real one indistinguishable. Nevertheless it’s absorbing enough!

Yeh Hai Bakrapur(Hindi) Rating: *  *  *  A metaphor for today’s socio- political set-up. It’s an Insightful satire with added engagement in the performances and background music by Agni.