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Category: Film Reviews
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2: Visually striking, sporadically funny, but little else
“The psychedelic dance of the hues on display—electric blues, emerald greens, striking yellows—almost make up for the loss of quality material”
Baahubali 2: A glorious spectacle well worth the wait
Rajamouli is a masala filmmaker of the highest calibre. Time and again, he makes you wait for the moments of heroism—for the crests—and even though you know they are coming at you, you can’t help but be blown away when they do.
Nagarvalam: An unaffecting, even if sincerely shot, drama
I suppose you have to be grateful that the second half is at least generally devoid of attempts at humour. Small mercies.
Kadamban: An over-simplistic, not-bad film about corporate greed
The heroine, Rathi (Catherine Tresa), is no different. Her way of flirting is to draw Kadamban’s attention to a couple of snakes that are mating at a distance. Don’t ask me how I know this, but what the film shows to be mating is actually two male snakes performing a combat ritual. But that’s the least of Kadamban’s problems.
Sudhir Srinivasan 