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It's a Dr. Strange movie where Villain is also hero. Sam Raimi delivers the most different MCU film and it works because of stellar performances, breathtaking visuals and amazing score (who on their dream can think a fight with music notes). I think marvel gave away too many spoilers in the trailer itself but still it's fun to watch it on big screen.
"Heroine banne aayi thi gangu, pura cinema ban gayi." SLB's most ambitious and close to his heart project might not be his best but it surely cemented Alia's position as one of the finest ACTOR working today and there shouldn't be any debate whether Alia Bhatt is a brilliant actress because something's need not be said again and again.
Is it easy to witness our beloved person's journey into infinity ? We knew that he/she fading away from us slowly, yet there's nothing we can do about it. That helplessness is painful than any misery and Sir Anthony Hopkins's portrayal of an old man losing his memories to dementia is nothing short of spectacle.The scary things about The Father is that this can be our future. We don't know what lies ahead and the fear of fading away into the infinity is so strong that it might change our own perspective about our present and future.
If you think Bahubali: The beginning was a fluke, Bahubali: The conclusion was just the hype and became the blockbuster because of that one question "why kattappa killed Bahubali ?" then RRR is the answer that Bahubali was not fluke and also not achieved the blockbuster status because of one question. SSR did it again 👏
