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Prabakaran posted a review for Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) in Movies
That’s great for Diana and all. Better to be a little girl than a hunk o’ clay, surely. But she doesn’t have any playmates her own age, so she funnels her time into the Amazons’ strict, classically based education curriculum. She learns (no exaggeration) about 150 languages. She studies biology, learning what she can about men even if she’s never actually seen one. And, when her mother’s not looking, she sneaks off to get some good, old-fashioned warrior training from her aunt and the island’s intimidating general, Antiope.
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Kannaiyanhomeo posted a review for Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) in Movies
Gadot remains a winning and winsome figure in “Wonder Woman 1984,” and she retains her authentic connection with the audience, but the machinery around her has grown larger and unwieldy. Maybe that was inevitable, the urge in crafting a sequel to make everything wilder and brasher, more sprawling and complicated. In the process, though, the quality that made the original film such a delight has been squashed almost entirely.
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Dhanalatchumi posted a review for Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) in Movies
The movie’s most satisfying moments have little to do with the central conflict, arising instead from the discovery (and vicarious implementation) of Diana’s powers. Fans of the comics have long asked themselves, “If Wonder Woman can fly, why does she need an invisible jet?” Jenkins puts this debate to rest in her own way, taking a page from Donner’s “Superman” as Steve and Wonder Woman share a romantic joyride from a fireworks-lit sky.
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Idhayabhanuchandar posted a review for Breach (2020) in Movies
I actually found this spell bounding. I was clueless on who Hansen was. Noticing his arrest comes but 7 months shy of 911, I can see where this would get lost in time for a bit. Considering the severe nature of Hansen's crime's I'm also not surprised there wasn't heavy notoriety on his escapades. The movie is smooth. I really liked Phillippe and Cooper's subtleties. Even Hansen made me feel sorry for him for a second. Slick, interesting, amazingly true, I enjoyed this completely. You got to love the ending. Growing up here in Fairfax, Va we always took the FBI for granted. This made me find them more interesting and humbler. At least for this case.
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Aathilakshmi posted a review for Coolie No. 1 (2020) in Movies
The best part about coolie no.1 is that it released in a year like 2020 a year in which all of us wanted a light hearted entertainment - totally loved it . David sir magic gets never old and coolie no1 is the best example of this. Varun Dhawan was the jaan of the movie and junior Dhawan proved...
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