“It’s a pity because it seemed for a brief while that TSK seemed intent on correcting the weak love angle in Special 26, but then again, despite encouraging early signs, it’s the same old story of the heroine who exists only to pine and worry for the boy. It seems that even Vignesh Shivn is aware of this. He gets her to say, “Adhukku thaane naanga irukkom.” Is he, like Iniyan, trying to attack the system by playing it?”
Category: Film Reviews
Insidious 4: The last sequel, hopefully
“There’s even a bit of melodrama as a character’s mother steps in to save the day, much like Molly Weasley at the end of Harry Potter: “Not my daughter, you b****!”
Balloon: Some decent Yogi Babu moments in this horror comedy (yes, yet another)
“I laughed the loudest when he looks at a Father and points out his likeness to the Undertaker. If we made a Hangover, he’d be perfect for Zach Galifianakis’ character.”
The 2017 Tamil directors roundtable
“If we are on about changing our respective work, I think I’d like to change about sixty percent of Magalir Mattum.”
Velaikkaran: Plenty to chew on, even if it isn’t all delicious
Mohan Raja is a man of optimism — his heroine, Mrinalini (who everybody keeps calling Mirunalini), has the word ‘positivity’ tattooed on her forearm. You can see why she’d be interested in Arivu.