Teenz

This is the cringinest movie ever directed by the cringest director ever the director thinks he is modern but he the ultimate boomer ever existed and the dialogue of the film is the worst ever I've seen many a times it was face twisting don't ever watch it with family yull for of cringe and don't watch with your frnds they will never be friends with you again if u suggest them this the director is done and outdated like many others they should retire as soon as possible and for your reference thanks and regards makapa was the worst ever cringest movie ever made in the history of Tamil cinema feel sorry for the prodcefs.

What a waste of two hours. Cringe kids doing toxic things. Utterly bad acting, worthless music, most irritating characters ever in a tamil film. Mr Ra Pa. Pls go back to making your original witty socially relevant films.

What a waste of two hours. Cringe kids doing toxic things. Utterly bad acting, worthless music, most irritating characters ever in a tamil film. Mr Ra Pa. Pls go back to making your original witty socially relevant films.

What a waste of two hours. Cringe kids doing toxic things. Utterly bad acting, worthless music, most irritating characters ever in a tamil film. Mr Ra Pa. Pls go back to making your original witty socially relevant films.

This is a sci-fic movie with forgettable characters. Too many teens in the movie hence we cannot have the integration with all the characters and the focus wavers upon all the characters. We used to say "Padatha engayo aramichu engayo poiduchu" (the movie started in a right path and ended up getting diverted to someplace else) and this this is how I exactly felt. Two hours was pretty long for the movie and the second half of the movie kinda was a snooze fest and the concepts used here wasn't that much convincing and was clearly kept just for the sake of "different view" kinda stuff. Overall, one time watchable and forgettable!

There are movies that cater to the audiences temperament and there are movies that intend to create a certain kind of temperament in its audience, and those kinds of movies may demand more from its audience, it would demand them to be open to new ways of thinking, it would demand them to ruminate their present understanding of the world in which they exist, it would demand them to remember their ability to ask questions which is what we humans think makes us humans and sets us apart from other living organisms, TEENZ movie is a one of its kind in Tamil cinema, A Movie that I guess may not appeal to the Tamil audience, but it surely is a movie that Tamil film audience may not know that they had waited for over 40 years...

This movie is about thirteen teenagers who attempt to bunk classes and go for a ghost hunt, just to prove their parents that they are not kids any more. The movie covers what conflicts are on their ghost hunt, who they encountered, and the undefinable mystical events.

The initial idea of movie shows promising thought to make a film. As the teens at their age think that they are much better than how their parents think they are. The adamant to revolt against elders' advice and do some adventurous things with friends. The mentality is that they are mature enough to judge what is right and wrong. The infatuation comes at that age. The movie consists of all of these things, but the scenes and narration do not help me to connect with them. I can't feel nostalgic due to their privileged mindset and behavior.

The writing was mediocre, as the things are happening repetitively and not progressing as much. Even the characters were all one-dimensional, and there was no space for character arc in the story. The movie goes down in interest until the astrophysicist character shows up. It thought the movie would get better from there, but again, the movie let down me without creating any interest to wacth it further. This movie was promoted as a horror film to pull an audience and to give a surprise by presenting a sci-fi film. The shift from horror genre to sci-fi was already spoiled for me, and the transition was handled well too. The astrophysicist explains the science in this movie mostly like a YouTuber, mainly in the climax, which is the only scene where science is discussed.

Radhakrishnan Parthiban is a good film director who is doing experimental films recently, and I liked his film Oththa Seruppu Size 7 with only one actor in screen, and his single-shot non-linear film Iravin Nizhal was an above-average movie for me. But his sci-fi attempt on this film is not admirable and not a fulfilling experience. The acting was decent, as you can expect from teens. The cinematography and composition were decent. The music was good at some point. The songs were underwhelming except one Love song.

In conclusion, this movie fails to fascinate me like E. T., where teens encounter aliens. I regret watching this movie. I wouldn't recommend watching this movie at all.