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CHENNAI: Zack Snyder understands what makes a scene look visually resplendent. However, you cant smell a plastic flower no matter how pretty it looks. The filmmaker knows how to make a scene look rich, and he knows how to extract compelling performances but the dialogues and storytelling tells us that he spends little to no time fleshing out the emotional core of his story. Rebel MoonPart Two: The Scargiver could have been an amazing parody of the space-opera genre; if it was only self-aware and
Love is in the air, as the saying goes, and it takes on a whole new meaning in the film O2 , directed by the duo Raghav Nayak and Prashanth Raj. Here, love and science intertwine, and the story implies that love is omnipresent. Within the confines of a hospital-based narrative, this film explores the emotional core of its characters and the human connections, with some thriller elements thrown in. In other words, amidst the clinical sterility of science, elements of a medical thriller and romanc
In 2010s LSD , a man points at a CCTV camera, breaks the fourth wall and tells us and the debutant actor standing beside him, This camera is the key to a fortune. If ever Rajkummar Rao gets a biopic, this is an opening scene contender. Fourteen years later, the line has lost its potent ominousness. Now it has become something a senile, old man tells a bored Gen Z kid who would rather be selling NFTs. The camera is the key to a fortune? Duh. With Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 director Dibakar Banerjee, n