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Showing posts with label Tamil Movie Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tamil Movie Reviews. Show all posts
Friday, March 9, 2012

Movie Reviews: Mr. Nookayya (2012)

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IdleBrain.com 3/5
Plus points of the film are Manoj's action sequences and the screenplay in the second half. On the flipside, the direction should have been more compact and the plot should have been effectively set-up in the first half. The entertainment is good in parts. On a whole, Mr Nookayya is a hatke film that targets people who like different films. Read More
GreatAndhra.com 2.75/5
Overall, the film scores in the technical and performance departments but was not that competent in content and execution. At the box office, this will have few points to score with the masses for the flavour of dialogues and few absurd scenes. Read More
123Telugu.com 3/5
Mr Nookayya is an extremely stylish flick with a lot of hard work behind it. Manoj's superb performance, rich technical values, stylish action sequences and Sana's glamour will prove to be assets for the film. A tighter screenplay and better narration would have worked wonders. Read More
BharatStudent 3/5
While the first half goes on a lighter note with elements of comedy, songs and some action, it is the second half where the actual story begins. Overall, the film has good technical values and action sequences. Read More
CineGoer.com
Certain stuff in movies is not vulgar as much as suggestive vulgarity is and this can be seen in the hero and heroine's bumpy car ride episode. Cinematography and action scenes are good but they all help if there are no loose ends in the story.Read More
IndiaGlitz
To put it mildly, the twist in the climax was purposeless to the story. If the scenes were inchoate, the dialogues were vacuous. The editing was horrendous, while the background score vainly tried to capture the behavioural disorder (no, it was not oddball, not even weird, but was plain madness) that the film suffers from. Read More
OneIndia
The screenplay of the film is very loose and that is the reason he could not narrate the story properly. Had the director penned the screenplay, the film could have gone to places. The film may be liked by the audiences in 'B' and 'C' centres for excellent action scenes, the success of the film in 'A' centre is doubtful. Read More
Rediff.com 2/5
Yuvan Shankar Raja's music is in sync with the film. Rajasekhar's camera captured the action sequences fairly well though there was a lot of slow motion. The editing could have been a bit tighter. You won't miss much by giving Mr Nookayya a miss.Read More
Sify.com Disappointing
The chances of the film catching up with the audiences are remote. Except for Manoj's action sequences and a couple of songs, the film holds nothing. Read More
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Saturday, January 14, 2012

Movie Reviews: Nanban (2012)

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NowRunning.com 3/5
The base material is solid and Shankar obediently traces it. Out comes an uplifting entertainer that will draw raves from viewers of all kinds. Read More
BehindWoods.com 3.5/5
If you haven't seen Three Idiots, Nanban will be an absolutely joyful experience. And if you have seen it, still go for Nanban and relive the magic; it's worth it. Read More
OneIndia
One can hardly find out flaws in Nanban because the story does not give you a minute time to find the errors that divert your attention. When the movies are limited to two hour plus, Nanban amazingly takes you on a long journey without getting noticed. Read More
Galatta.com
Shankar's work is surprising, Vijay's work is even more surprising, Srikaanth's presence is surprisingly keen and Harris Jayaraj's music is surprisingly finely interwoven into the mood of the movie. Of course, Jiiva is amazing. Read More
Sify.com Good
In the end, Nanban is an engaging film with noble intentions. It deserves viewing because films like this are hard to find. Don't miss this film. Read More
IndiaGlitz
'Nanban' is a clear entertainer. For those who had seen the original, there may be nothing new. But for the Tamil audience, it is a whiff of fresh air from the mindless masala movies. A welcome change indeed for movie buffs in here. Read More
Rediff.com 3/5
It's perfect feel - good fare. And Vijay is at his best. Worth a watch. Read More
BharatStudent 3/5
While the first half goes about in the light hearted manner, it is the second half that gets emotional and with the required sentiment. Of course, those who have seen the original may not find anything different but this sure live up to the expectations of the remake. Read More
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Movie Reviews: Vettai (2012)

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Galatta.com
Fun, full - pelt entertainment, spicy commercial masala fare. Leave your arty thinking cap at home, brush up on your whooping and whistling skills and get ready for an electric rollercoaster ride! Read More
Sify.com Paisa Vasool
On the whole, popcorn entertainers are best enjoyed when they aren't overanalyzed, and Vettai is no exception. It's a delicious one - time watch for this Pongal season.Read More


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Thursday, January 5, 2012

Movie Reviews: Rajapattai (2011)

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NowRunning.com 1/5
Please avoid this trashy commercial unless you want to get tested for colour blindness. Kollywood showed promise by opening the year with Aadukalam, but what a climactic reminder of its indelible mediocrity, Rajapattai is. Read More
Galatta.com
The major highlight of the film is veteran filmmaker K Viswanath's witty comedy. He excels in it and it is really interesting to see him in such roles. Suseendran's direction is a big let down, the plot, characterization and screenplay are half baked.Read More
Sify.com Mass Masala
On the whole, this old - fashioned masala entertainer is enjoyable in parts. It is vintage Vikram coupled with rich production values that makes Rajapattai watchable, despite its obvious flaws. On the whole, Vikram fans won't be disappointed. Read More
Rediff.com 2/5
If anything, it's K Viswanath who brings a smile to your face, with his expressive acting and knack for comedy. The rest, including Deeksha Seth and Thambi Ramaiah, are all side - lined in Vikram's quest for superstardom. Read More
IndiaGlitz
If you are ready to forget all logic and want sheer entertainment for over couple of hours, 'Rajapattai' is the preferred destination. Read More
OneIndia
Rajapattai is an average movie, which would impress regular mass masala fans.Read More


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Monday, December 5, 2011

Movie Reviews: Porali (2011)

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Porali (2011) Movie Reviews



BehindWoods.com 2/5
Sundar C Babu's music is just about ordinary and so are the other technical departments of the film. It would have been an engaging flick had the director tightened his screen play in the second half. All the same, Kani and Sasi need to be appreciated for their earnest attempt. Read More
Galatta.com
Overall Poraali, as the name suggests, is not about any revolutionary movement but it narrates reality with the right dosage of entertainment. Read More
NowRunning.com 2/5
The movie is not a sum of its parts. The skewed screenplay has a disconnected structure and most scenes are completely out of place. Sundar C Babu's music is of little use to the film. Read More
Sify.com Above Average
On the whole, Poraali has its heart in the right place, and Sasikumar's charismatic, alluring appeal lifts this film considerably. Read More
OneIndia
The story runs in a slow pace at parts and confuses with its too many plots. Nonetheless, it has every ingredient to engage you till the end. Overall, Poraali is a masala entertainer, which can be easily watched once. Read More
ChennaiOnline.com
Despite the routine scenes and predictable climax Samithirakkani has managed to provide a fast paced movie that has some emotional appeal. Read More
IndiaGlitz
Dilip Subbaarayan's pacy stunt choreography and RK Nagaraj's art direction steal the show. However 'Poraali' does suffer from some minuses. A lengthy second half with jerks in narration and too much blood and gore could have been avoided. The climax takes us on one de ja vu ride. Read More


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