CTRL

Ya it's true....it's under rated....u can't Just Imagine what's going up from the start....means Full Suspense.....and from the start movie starts making a connection with u and Characters.... And And And this movie is seriously Up To Date...like when a meme got viral what trend on YouTube....same......am sure u will love this movie....ending is quit sad but no adult content....u can go with family.... Not With GF *_*

This Movie Is Seriously what we are going to remember in future that what a masterpiece was that...like we do with Ra. One :)

Not to big...Just 1:5 hrs (And Haa u haven't Seen like this never before).... Go And Watch This (^o^)

An eye opener thriller about digital world! Story revolves around a girl named Nella who comes in grab of an AI powered digital assistant which takes full control of her personal life. It is centred around the repercussions of internet, AI, AI powered deep fake voice, deep fake images etc. It is definitely a unique movie that alerts if we are prepared for the AI tech n the speed with which it is evolving in our lives. It's less of an entertainer but more of an educative movie. However, it's superficial n transactional movie while it could have been more intense n exemplary though it's no doubt new kind of a movie. Ananya Pandey has definitely done a decent job. Available in Netflix. My ratings 6/10!

"CTRL" (2024) presents a chillingly relevant exploration of our digital lives, tapping into the anxieties of a generation increasingly reliant on technology. While the film offers a thought-provoking premise and a glimpse into the potential consequences of our online presence, it ultimately falls short of its full potential.

Ananya Panday delivers a commendable performance as the protagonist, navigating the complexities of her character's predicament with conviction. The film's exploration of themes such as online privacy, social media addiction, and the blurring lines between the virtual and real world is both timely and relevant.

However, "CTRL" suffers from pacing issues and a narrative that occasionally feels convoluted. While the central premise is intriguing, the execution could have benefited from a more focused approach. The film's attempts to delve into deeper philosophical questions about technology and human connection feel somewhat underdeveloped.

Despite its flaws, "CTRL" is a worthwhile watch for its thought-provoking premise and Ananya Panday's compelling performance. It serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of our digital lives, prompting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with technology.

The movie doesn't start with a bang. Ten minutes into the film, I was cursing myself for watching it. Then I came here to check the reviews and saw only two reviews, each with a rating of 1. I knew these ratings were unfair, so I decided to give the movie a shot. Honestly, the movie is decent-I'd rate it a 5 or 6. It's a one-time watch; the concept is new, and while I agree it is inspired by "Her," "Black Mirror," and others, at least someone is trying.

The acting by both leads is good, but the supporting actors are lackluster and overacted. The cameos were cool. Out of the three new actresses, I find Ananya to be the better actor, so pardon me if you feel the movie deserves a 5 instead of a 6.

CTRL (2024) brings an intriguing concept to the table, focusing on cybercrime and the dark web, but unfortunately, the execution doesn't fully live up to its potential. While the idea is fresh and timely, the movie struggles with pacing issues and a script that feels underdeveloped at key moments.

The lead actor does a good job, and the film's visuals, especially the hacking sequences, are commendable. However, the supporting characters felt one-dimensional, and the emotional depth needed to connect with them was missing. The story also had some predictable twists, which lessened the overall impact.

There are moments where CTRL shines, particularly in its portrayal of the digital world, but it ultimately lacks the tension and excitement that a thriller of this genre demands. It's an average watch that had all the ingredients for greatness but didn't quite hit the mark.