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The Theory of Everything (2014)
An absolute tribute to the legend Stephen Hawking
We all know who Stephen Hawking is but do we all know him actually? This is it. This film pays a wonderful tribute to the physician who struggled in life like nobody could ever imagine and yet he has proven that time is enough for everybody to succeed. This craft of direction is supremely appreciated. Direction wise, it gives us what we exactly need. Emotions, pride, happiness, anxiety. Music is one of the aspect where it hasn't been too exaggerated but, served what the screenplay needs . Technicalities are never an issue for this kind of film because the story is the stakeholder here.
Eddie Redmayne hence proved why is he my favorite actor and now he has established himself as my favorite actor of all time. Every frame, he has this immense amount of acting which exactly resembles the emotion or feeling Stephen going through at that time. A brilliant actor indeed. The part where he sees his son playing guitar in the guidance of Jonathan breaks my heart. The moments where he wants to cry but he couldn't, his love and sacrifice for his wife, every pinch of acting is appreciated which is why he gained his first Oscar after all.
This film gave me the strength to live life in the happiest way as possible. No matter who you are and how your disability pulls you down, you can still find a path of hope through love and this is exactly the proof of it. Thanks to the entire cast of this film coming by and gathered to produce such a fantastic art which will live for years .
Psycho (2020)
Something unsual in Kollywood
Direction is in good hands. Director Mysskin has handled this film very well. All the actors have done something very different apart from their comfort zone. Especially, Nithya Menen. The Psycho of this film made our heartbeat go crazy by his brilliant performance. Good crime thriller with some cool shots. This should not stop in Kollywood. Yet, I felt music expecially for songs, is not very satisfying for me personally. In general, it's a good film and mixed emotions in it.