Having centered on relationships, love and betrayal – ASAL runs shorts off emotional touch. It’s almost getting annoyed right during the first hour as there aren’t any interesting moments. With lots of characters interwoven into this script, Saran could’ve worked a better screenplay.
‘Hot Shots’ and ‘Scary Movies’ have been the most happening spoof flicks played on Hollywood movies including the biggest ones like ‘Rambo’ and ‘Terminator’. Much inspired by this genre, producer Dayanidhi Azhagiri and debutant Amudhan have come up with a creative ideation in Kollywood.
Directed by Venkat Prabhu the director of ’Chennai 28′ and ‘Saroja’ yet another his typical style film Goa is a masala movie which contains all the stuffs like wine, girls,love and fun to attract the youths. forget all logics and enjoy, then go and watch ‘Goa’.
Mass masala movies and Vijay seem inseparable. Following the footsteps of Rajinikanth, Vijay seems to have made it a habit to choose a movie that is predominantly hero-centric and a script which has the male protagonist mouthing punch line dialogues besides bashing baddies.
‘Avatar’, Oscar winner James Cameron’s next feature after ‘Titanic’ is a dazzling spectacular treat in technical terms but on content wise it’s another smartly woven Bollywoodish romantic heart beat. Its no surprise by now that the English adapt the soap-opearish known and accepted Bollywood and come out dazzling as winners, the reason they do it with technical finesse and don’t go overboard like many of film makers or call it film fakers do.
Hitherto Ameer was looked up on as a director who creates heroes in Tamil film industry. But in the company of filmmaker Subramaniam Siva he has brought out the actor in him. The man who made movies like ‘Ram’ and ‘Paruthiveeran’, has taken to a different canvas this time. He has painted a 'red' Chennai this time around.
Expectations and hopes were high on filmmaker K S Ravikumar especially after the stupendous hit 'Dasavatharam'. The director who is considered a man with the Midas touch in Kollywood, has tried to live up to all expectations in 'Aadhavan'. He succeeds in his attempts partially.
It is a film that is different from the regular rhythm pattern of Tamil cinema. It has action, humour, punch dialogues and loads of heroism but all presented in a different mix that touches both our heart and brain. Ayngaran International should be complimented for taking guts to produce such a film that is strikingly different.
Debutant filmmaker Nandhini has come out with a hilarious entertainer - all situational comedies that is certainly different from the mad crowds of commercial cliches in Kollywood. Her 'Thiru Thiru Thuru Thuru' (T4), shot completely in digital format
Director Suresh Krishna has opted to go a safe path. With Bharath by his side, the filmmaker has gone ahead to render 'Aarumugam', which is almost a remake of his yesteryear Rajini hit 'Annamalai'. Suresh Krishna has loaded the movie with punch dialogues, pulsating stunt sequences and a comedy
Unnai Pol Oruvan, a movie so well directed that it made me write a review, Kamal Haasan the ultimate amazement of Indian Cinema. Unnai Pol Oruvan is the remake of “A Wednesday” certainly one of the most amazing movies. Unnai Pol Oruvan is one of the most awaited movies for this year
Movies on supernatural thrillers are a rarity in Tamil cinema. “Eeram” is a crime thriller and a horror flick rolled in one. Young director Arivazhagan deserves applause for a script that has an unfamiliar story with interesting twists and turns. The way the element of water has been used in the script and portrayed through the lens is marvellous.