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Sonu Maherda
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The movie is disgrace of Hungama 1. There are so many potholes in the movie and no effort is done on writing and screenplay. The movie created unnecessary confusion without making much effect on the main storyline. I believe the small comedy scene from Rajpal Yadav is the best part of the movie and only part worth watching.
Space Jam: A New Legacy is still a sequel to the first Space Jam starring Michael Jordan, so you know it will somehow end up being about Bugs Bunny and the world’s current best basketball player duking it out against evil villains in a game of hoops. Al G. is the one who sets up that game, managing to enlist Dom in his master plan, and the stakes are high: If the Tune Squad (LeBron plus the Looney Tunes) wins, they get to leave Warner 3000 and go home. If they lose, everyone watching the game — including all of LeBron’s social media fans who’ve tuned into the livestream — will get sucked into Al G.’s algorithm-driven world forever.
The Hitman's Bodyguard and a Masterpiece, Samuel L. Jackson, Ryan Reynolds, Gary Oldman, Elodie Yung, Salma Hayek the movie is full of hilarious phases, my favorite is with the seat belt and when Michael has an accident with the ford and the weeds jump :) The film is full of action and comedy ... the villain is a very well structured Vladislav Dukhovich played by Gary Oldman, a very good actor ... The interaction between Darius and Michael is funny every time when they appear on the screen, these two can't sit in a room without shaking their eyes at each other :), and that's nice about these two characters are two different types of personalities who have to work together ... it's like I'm with my brother! I have Darius and he is Michael :) The movie is very good and I will definitely watch the next one ... I highly recommend
In the old days, meaning before the first installment of the “Fast and Furious” franchise in 2001, one of the measures of a good car was its ability to hold the road. Now the ninth installment is upon us—“F9: The Fast Saga”—and cars in it not only leave the road and fly, which they did in “Furious 7,” but a battered old Pontiac Fiero strapped to a rocket slips the surly bonds of Earth and goes into orbit. The whole series has been about slipping bonds (the rules of the road, the laws of polite society, the stuffy dictates of physics, gravity and logic); severing connections (between cause and effect), or blurring distinctions (between good and bad entertainment). The films are critic-proof, of course, and mockery-proof in the bargain. “F9” makes a mockery of itself before anyone else can—it’s a gleefully shoddy goof on a pseudo-epic scale.
Radhe, out on Zee5--a favourite among pandemic releases--is supposed to be a remake of Korean film The Outlaws, but one quick Wikipedia search later, I can't see how. Directed Salman's go-to director for bad action films, Prabhudeva, the film comes across as another sizzle reel for Salman and his bulging biceps, joining the ranks of Kick, Wanted, Race 3, the Dabangg series and more. This time, Salman, still pretending to be 30, cute and athletic, plays an affable encounter specialist who is called to Mumbai to rid the city of a drug problem.
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