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It was a good movie over all; amazing cinematography throughout and interesting plot.

There was some good acting at least till the first half.

Quite honestly, though, Amitabh Bachan ruined the film. He overdid everything with his shouting and screaming in the courtroom to the way he was questioning the pilots.

The rest of the film had a good emotion attached to it but it was also dragging down and making unnecessary pauses.

One more thing, I understand these are seasoned actors but there was too much 'whispering' and too many husky voices. I mean, no one talks that way in real life. So, the drama was a bit too much in my opinion.

What an absolutely brilliant movie!

It is pure, it's cute and it has an amazing message. The creators of this film proved that princesses don't need to be scantily dressed and singing and dancing all the time. Real princesses have a strong character and a spirit that cannot be broken.

The story, especially since it's based on real events, is enough to move the audience. With a touch of fiction, the film really comes around to appeal to the younger audience. There is wisdom and moral messages within which help in the development and especially the message of hope is one that the younger audience needs the most. I've seen it multiple times with my kids and we love it every time! Full stars!

What a strong, powerful and memorable lead female character! Blown away by the development of each one of the characters. The emotions, flashbacks, and dialogues; everything was phenomenally done. Standing ovation for Viola Davis and her two strong pillars - Bonnie and Frank (played by Liza Weil and Charlie Weber).

The plot was interesting, captivating and moving. Although the depiction of lawyers and the court scenes might not have been accurately described, however, the plot overpowers these issues. (My husband, a lawyer, was forever complaining).

This was FUN to watch with so many meaningful messages.