Anchakkallakokkan

""Anchakkallakokkan" delivers a thrilling blend of sci-fi action and Groundhog Day-style repetition, with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt shining in their roles. The movie's innovative concept keeps viewers engaged, though the plot occasionally dips into predictability. Overall, it's a well-executed and entertaining ride that offers plenty of excitement and a fresh twist on the genre." delivers a thrilling blend of sci-fi action and Groundhog Day-style repetition, with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt shining in their roles. The movie's innovative concept keeps viewers engaged, though the plot occasionally dips into predictability. Overall, it's a well-executed and entertaining ride that offers plenty of excitement and a fresh twist on the genre.

"Edge of Tomorrow" delivers a thrilling blend of sci-fi action and Groundhog Day-style repetition, with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt shining in their roles. The movie's innovative concept keeps viewers engaged, though the plot occasionally dips into predictability. Overall, it's a well-executed and entertaining ride that offers plenty of excitement and a fresh twist on the genre.

My only criticism would be the fight scenes should have been way shorter. They were dragged on which made it boring. Realistically, even professional mma fighters in the ring don't last more than 5 minutes between rounds, so this made the fight scenes all the more lame. Otherwise, there was that suspense element, with different characters and how their personalities unraveled as the movie progresses. Casting was on point. No big names but an entertaining script held it together. Cinematography was amazing, capturing what happened from different angles. Kudos to the team. These days, no one cares if the movie is under 2 hours long. It should leave an impression in people's minds, with something new.

Music and background score- super. Direction is good. Editing- not great. Story - not told well. Script - not okay, no depth for any character. Not for the family audience. Completely overhyped movie.

Considering the story involved and charectors portrayed, this movie could have been very exciting and engaging if a tight script was available. Even the main character handled by Lukeman was portrayed poorly which gives the audience a confused and unsatisfactory experience.

Camera work was great on long range shots but failed to impress on normal shots also lacked quality in many frames.

A bit more effort to polish the story and script along with some power for Lukeman's character would have done justice to the audience, at least.

The Story pacing ,Character buildup and Color grading all are not in so called usual ways ; presented with a touch of Western style film making ; excellent from Debutant writer cum director ullas chemban

Three things are standout in this movie , First is ; Stunning Cinematography by armo & Second is Actions ; Very much Impressive and third is Outstanding Bgm work by Manikandan Ayyappa !!!

Well supported acting by strong performances of Chemban Vinod ; his transition scenes of different shades of character is excellent and also fine acts by lukman , Manikandan Achari and meghaakash !

We need every kind of movies ,this one is something Different and Experimental action entertainer presented in a way to enjoy it in Big screen near you.

The storyline fails to captivate viewers, lacking the depth needed to engage them fully. The performances by the main characters feel clichéd and fail to bring anything new to the table. The fight scenes suffer from lagging and fail to deliver the excitement expected, leaving audiences feeling bored. Additionally, the absence of suspense diminishes any potential intrigue the film could have offered. The climax was disappointingly predictable, leaving much to be desired in terms of creativity and execution. The screenplay, meticulously crafted, seamlessly weaves together intricate plot threads, while the choreography enhances the narrative with its precision and fluidity. Moreover, the judicious selection of shooting locations adds depth and authenticity to the film's backdrop, elevating the overall cinematic experience.