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Agrippa Mehra
- India
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Agrippa posted a review for My Spy in Movies
My spy is a film that will work for some younger children under the age of 8 everyone above it will found this film unintersting and just to similiar to other ones also that means that some moments are very predictable even when that scene starts we already know how it will end,bautista was fun to watch but i noticed how in every film he plays basiacly same character, a loner that acts tough and full of muscles and awesomness but in end it is how he is completly different person inside himself,i hope that in future we will see something different from him,my spy has some cute moments between leads but that didnt change my opinion on the rest of film
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Agrippa posted a review for Bloodshot in Movies
I never saw the trailers, neither did I knew this was based on a comic-book. I just wanted to see a good action movie with Vin Diesel in it. I did not had my exceptions very high, but boy did it even went far beyond that. This is your run of the mill action movie, even the action seems are uninspired, there is no redeeming quality about this movie, it was very generic and boring. Add that with wooden performances and the script was a total mess, it could be written by any Kid, it was that generic.
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Agrippa posted a review for Angrezi Medium in Movies
Yes, that was me! Ditto like my dad. So damn true. Did you say any of the above 3 phrases? Then surely, this movie has left a dent in you. Angrezi Medium with a star studded cast (in terms of sheer acting) delivers a wholesome entertaining package. Portrayal of a Dad-Daughter relation was one of the purest. Highlighting how a guardian, sacrifices everything just to bring a smile and fulfil his/her child's wishes was the main aspect of the film. This can tend to be emotional, but this film was packed with Deepak Dobriyal and Irrfan Khan's smooth comic timing. In short, if you/ your child plan to go abroad, surely watch this one, so you can pass those smirky smiles at all those punchy dialogues.
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Agrippa posted a review for The Way Back in Movies
Ben Affleck gives his best performance of his career in this film. Honestly if I were to watch a sport movie. It would be this one. The feelings this movie give off are outstanding. At one point it's sad and then at another point it's funny and happy, and then back to sad. This movie really plays with your emotions, but this movie isn't about the basketball team at all, it's about the thrive and healing of a depressed alcoholic. It's about regaining hope in life and finding something better than himself. Which is basketball. One of the funny things about this movie is that it's a Christian school and the players and coach use the worst language possible and sexual innuendos, I found that really funny. I don't really have any problems with the movie. The one problem I might have with it and it's a big might. But it would probably be the pacing, it just seems to really skip over important scenes too quick. But that may just be me trying to find something wrong with this movie. Go see this movie, you will feel better about yourself after you see it. I know I did. Loved it. Will watch it again.
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Agrippa posted a review for Onward in Movies
The dead parent trope might be overused for Disney movies but Onward doesn't make the mistakes of those movies. The siblings fight like siblings though out, not just at plot critical moments. Their single mom has a boyfriend who is not an evil stepparent trope, and their mom is actually proactive during the events of the film, but the adventure still belongs to the boys. I've been tired of plots that have parents oblivious to what their kids are doing. I came for the DnD references but I cried for the well-rounded characters.
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