Reviews

How Shang Chi is Disney's way of uniting the world I had heard that the movie was mediocre and was originally apprehensive, but went ahead with it after one of my friends said that he enjoyed it. I would have missed it, had it not been for the chance encounter with Anushka (as I had not gotten my protein at the Fitness Park stall)

I am glad I took his advice and met her.

The movie has a storyline that is believable with the motivations of the villain very realistic. The poor guy only wanted to relive his glory days with his family (kind of like the kingpin in "Spiderman-Into the Spiderverse"). He was holding on to the emotion for longer than intended. Tony Leung is a spectacular actor and portrays an immense amount of emotion through his eyes. It was a pleasure to watch his scenes Awkwafina breathes happiness into every scene that she is a part of.

Michel Yeoh really shows to us what a mature actor looks like.

But the one who takes the cake is Ben Kingsley. His scenes, especially the one where he describes his motivation for becoming an actor are gold.

Maybe a movie on an Indian Marvel superhero off the comics Paras Gavaskar (the Jain mutant who practices non-violence but want to stop evil), Dinesh Deol (an engineer capable of psychokinesis) or Paras Gavaskar, Shakti Haddad (the brilliant expert in genetics who can locate mutants, and manipulate nervous systems) is not too far.

I loved how the show manages to portray the funny, the scare, and the love, through some really great writing. It's one of those horror shows where everything connects in the end, which makes the experience extremely satisfying! Lots of respect for these writers!

After binging on the last few episodes at once, I seem to have gotten used to the actress' non-chalant attitude :)

On a personal note, I feel that the show helps motivate the user into believing that he/she too can fight and win against his/her inner demons, if one stays strong, does not listen to the doubts arising in one's heads and continues to fight the good fight.

It's crazy that Netflix is not able to do a season 2.

I went in t watch this film with zero expectations and was jut blown away by how far it really went in terms of being edgy. The nice ending made it wholesome.

Nolan has managed to make a spectacular movie showing how a perpetually tortured woman gets redemption and a man who stands for right manages to save the world.