Guerra 2

The whole theatre was empty except for few seats. My friend was sleeping in middle of scene cause somewhere it's too stretched and too much of action. Planning strategies aur suspense hona chahiye tha. One time watch. Kiara advani was hot but Kabir's character should've become more dangerous and strategic. He's fighting with 50 Ninjas and killing them like vegetables, Should have added more realism .

War 2 is a big disappointment despite its hype and star power. The movie struggles with a weak storyline that lacks logic and consistency. Instead of a gripping spy-thriller, the film feels like a patchwork of over-the-top action sequences with no emotional depth. The screenplay is shallow, and the plot never really takes off, leaving the audience disconnected. Even the performances can't save it from poor writing and execution.

Movie was totally time and money waste. Nothing was good in movie, let it be story, action. There stretched the movie unnecessarily. It was very difficult to sit in theater and watch whole movie. I will suggest not to watch the movie. After a long time i watched this much bad movie. I was totally upset with story and action.

The latest installment in the YRF Spy Universe, helmed by Ayan Mukerji, War 2, banks heavily on the star power and charisma of its lead actors, Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, while neglecting the substance that could power the story and build an overall narrative. Right from the very first scene, the movie's approach is clearly defined and remains consistent throughout its 180-minute runtime. While the film has its moments, they are too few to truly elevate the experience. The real-life cinematography with foregn locations is quite good, but the moment heavy VFX kicks in, the quality drops substantially. Songs are decent, though Janaab-E-Ali lacked the punch. The background score blasts at full force throughout the film.

Hrithik Roshan looks fabulous & performs his action sequences quite well. Jr NTR's character was quite lively & multi-faceted, a welcome departure from previous YSU villains. Kiara Advani plays her part well, though her on-screen chemistry with Hrithik doesn't quite click. Ashutosh Rana, however, is undoubtedly the highlight, delivering multiple noteworthy scenes and impactful dialogues. Action sequences are a mixed bag, some work, others feel abruptly ended. The mid- credits scene is enjoyable, Multiple plot points were conveniently added & then forgotten about and the runtime is too stretched. Overall, "War 2", is a typical action masala entertainer made on a grand budget that is a one-time-watch affair.

OVERALL -4/10.

"War 2" attempts to build upon the action-packed legacy of its predecessor, but it ultimately falls short, coming across as the weakest film in the franchise. While the movie is a feast for the eyes and focuses heavily on cinematic grandeur, it struggles significantly with its narrative, losing its grip on the plot and lacking an engaging screenplay.

The film's visual spectacle is its primary focus. The action sequences are undoubtedly impressive in scale, and the production design is lavish. However, this dedication to grandeur seems to come at the expense of a well-developed and compelling story. The plot feels disjointed, and the screenplay lacks the emotional depth needed to make the high stakes truly resonate with the audience.

The movie's lack of a strong emotional core is particularly noticeable in the background story.

The characters' motivations and backstories are not explored with enough depth, making it difficult to form a genuine connection with them. As a result, the film becomes a series of impressive set pieces without a solid foundation to hold them together.

While the action may be a good distraction, the lack of narrative engagement and emotional depth makes "War 2" a less satisfying experience than the first film. It's a visually appealing movie, but one that leaves you feeling unfulfilled.