beardedguy88 Reviews

The Devil Inside (2012)

More laughs than screams

[3/10 · 5 January 2012]

Just came back from a screening in downtown Toronto, and I didn't have high expectations.

Needless to say, I was correct. The folks were literally laughing out loud and there were barely about 3 or 4 "frighting" scenes. The movie it self had a few jokes, I guess nothing to laugh AT the movie, but more like with the movie, but it doesn't do well when they are trying to scare you. Tons of jibber jabber and barely any scary moments.

I don't know if this is a spoiler, but the ending was NOT satisfactory. You will leave angry and feel as if you have wasted your time, the movie isn't even that long!

If you can skip this, do it. You won't miss anything.

Kyon? Kis Liye? (2003)

Why?

[1/10 · 8 August 2010]

The story line, the acting and the direction of the movie was awful. That is known from the very start no surprise there.

Why would you put songs and dance sequences in a movie with such a low budget and try to make it seem as if its a "typical Indian movie" ? Just by having those won't make it a great nor a decently good movie.

But I must say, out of all the overweight lead actors and over-acting actresses, the one actor that did a decent job was the villain of the movie. I cant remember the character's name but the actor portraying him is Fayyaz Haider I believe.

All in all it's the type of movie you watch to make fun of, like "The Room" or "Desh Drohi".

New York (2009)

Brilliant

[9/10 · 26 June 2009]

Truly this movie delivers what it promises. It starts with a bang (literally) and keeps the audience at the edge of their seats! I liked the fact they didn't push any unnecessary songs into the movie. The acting was amazing. Neil Nitin Mukesh, John and even Katrina, did a fantastic performance. Hats off to Kabir Khan and Sandeep Srivastava for writing such a sensitive topic. I liked the fact that this movie wasn't all "anti America", nor was it to show sympathy for terrorists. The movie states the facts and shows each side of the issue. There weren't any music nor song that really captivated much of my attention, it could've been much better. Overall, I would definitely recommend everyone to watch this movie for both the performances and of course the story.