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I'm convinced a high school student with a smartphone and mild editing skills could've done better-at least they'd have the sense to include a plot. Or characters. Or literally anything resembling a reason to keep watching. Instead, what we got was sheer torture: long, aimless scenes that test your patience and your will to stay awake.

There were moments where it veered so awkwardly into oversexualized territory, it felt like it wanted to be an artsy porn flick but forgot the "artsy" part somewhere along the way.

Final verdict? Avoid unless you're conducting a study on how not to make a movie. Or if you enjoy cinematic pain. Either way, bring snacks-you'll need the distraction.

As someone who grew up immersed in the world of Archie comics, the movie provides a nostalgic journey through Riverdale. However, the overly staged scenes and picture-perfect aesthetics strip away the charming simplicity that made the comics so endearing. It's like watching beloved characters come to life on an overly polished stage, losing some of the quaint authenticity that made the original stories timeless.

Despite its generous budget, the movie unfolds like a meticulously staged school play, with scenes that feel too rehearsed and a picture-perfectness that borders on artificial. The characters seem confined to their designated spaces, leaving the film lacking the organic energy that often defines memorable cinematic experiences.

A movie that left me feeling disappointed. Despite having high hopes, the film turned out to be a tedious and predictable experience. One of my favorite actresses, Kareena Kapoor Khan, who usually shines on screen, seemed to be lost in this movie.

The biggest issue with the film was its pacing. It moved at a snail's pace, making it hard to stay engaged. The plot was so predictable that you could see the twists and turns coming from a mile away, which took away any sense of excitement or surprise.

However, the one saving grace of the movie was jaideep ahlawat, who delivered an excellent performance. He managed to bring some depth and emotion to his character, which was lacking in the rest of the film.

Overall, I have to say that this movie was a disappointment. While it's always great to see Kareena on screen, even her presence couldn't salvage a slow and predictable storyline. If not for jaideep ahlawat's performance, this movie would have been a complete dud.