Hit List

All 10 star reviews from friends see movie and decide you wasted 2 hour

Worse movie, all good actors wasted talent. Hero acting is so bad cannot sit until end. Famous director son is the only reason he acted. Walked out of theater did not care who the mask guy is. Mainly I was intetestes in Ravikumar assistant.direction but not expect this, may be hero father spent money. Sarathkumar, Samuthragani, Gowtham menon talents wasted why they agreed to this movie is good questin. Hero acting most places was very bas I can do better job. Story some place is very childish not sire how Ravikumae sir approved black mark for his career. This is easy role for hero with no emirion required for hero still manage to act bad. Thank god not an emotiomal love story.

I watched the movie in Prime recently. Interesting thriller subject, with a good twist in the climax. Great casting. Actors have nailed their roles. The fight sequences are realistic. Enjoyed watching an action side of Gautham vasudev menon. The hero Viajy Kanishka doesn't seem like a first film hero. Realistic performance. Scored well in the emotional scenes. The background score drops in some places. Second half is lagging in between. But the climax twist again elevates. For anyone who likes this genre, this is a good watch. I watched the film in Telugu. But, since the original language is in Tamil, I rewatched in tamil again. Good script, good film overall.

Enjoyed this movie recently. I love thriller films, I wish I watched this in the theatre. Vijay Kanishka had aced the role. Carried the movie well till the climax. Sarathkumar played a decent cop role. Gautham Vasudev menon's portion could have been extended. Few logic mistakes here and there. They could have focused more on the way of the narration. Samuthirakani was convincing in his role. A very daring subject for a new hero. Very few hero's playing versatile roles recently. Hopefully Vijay continues his good work. Music was okay. The mask man role was portrayed well. The voice over gave good impact for the character. If you are looking for a good psychothriller, you should watch Hit List.

"Hit List (2024)" emerges as a riveting suspense thriller that defies initial impressions with its gripping narrative and compelling performances. At first glance, the opening ten minutes may appear lackluster, potentially setting a doubtful tone for viewers. However, any reservations quickly dissipate as the storyline intensifies into a nail-biting journey that captivates from then on. The debut of Vijay Kanishka as the lead actor is a revelation, showcasing his commendable performance that anchors the film with depth and conviction. His portrayal resonates with authenticity, effectively drawing audiences into the complexities of his character's predicament.

R. Sharatkumar shines brightly in the role of ACP, delivering a brilliant performance that adds layers of intrigue and credibility to the narrative. His portrayal of a seasoned law enforcement officer navigating through the twists and turns of the case adds a crucial element of suspense and realism to the storyline. The central plot revolves around a masked antagonist who coerces Vijay's character into a harrowing moral dilemma: either comply with the demand to eliminate specific individuals or risk the lives of his kidnapped mother and sister. This premise sets the stage for a series of tense and morally charged encounters that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

As the narrative unfolds, the tension escalates with each new revelation, leading to an unexpected and unforgettable climax. The film masterfully weaves together elements of psychological suspense and emotional turmoil, keeping the audience guessing until the final moments. The relationship dynamics between Vijay's character and his family members add a poignant layer of emotional depth to the storyline, heightening the stakes and drawing viewers deeper into the protagonist's struggle.

Overall, "Hit List (2024)" stands out as a must-watch thriller that transcends its initial impressions to deliver a compelling cinematic experience. With standout performances from Vijay Kanishka and R. Sharatkumar, alongside a tightly woven plot and unforeseen twists, the film successfully navigates the complexities of suspense and moral dilemmas. It offers viewers an immersive journey into the darker aspects of human nature, underscored by moments of courage, sacrifice, and ultimately, redemption. Whether for its engaging storyline, memorable performances, or thought-provoking themes, "Hit List (2024)" earns its place as a standout entry in the suspense thriller genre, leaving a lingering impact long after the credits roll.

What convinced Sarath Kumar and Gautham Menon that this was ever a movie worth considering? I could call it amateur trash and leave it be, but I'm compelled to say more about a movie that wasted 2 hours of my time with sheer incompetence and stupidity. Poor in all aspects; technical and visual, the movie has ZERO redeeming qualities about it and it's just an embarrassment happening in real time. I have no idea who the lead actor is, or why he was chosen as the lead actor, but this guy's acting skills are as trash as the movie itself and it's just 125 minutes of pain and second hand embarrassment. Don't watch this, but if you do, be sure to do your part as a good citizen and bully the hell out of it.