Directors releasing films next year:
Martin Scorsese
Damien Chazelle
Greta Gerwig
Bong Joon-Ho
Todd Haynes
Edward Berger
Ruben Östlund
Justine Triet
Joel Coen
Jeff Nichols
Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Alexander Payne
Ang Lee
Mia Hansen-Løve
Alice Rohrwacher
Tom Ford
James Gunn
Curry Barker
Mike Flanagan
Andy Serkis
John Krasinski
Michael B. Jordan
J. J. Abrams
Sean Durkin
Fernando Meirelles
The Daniels
Bradley Cooper
Dev Patel
Olivia Wilde
M. Night Shyamalan
Nancy Meyers
Shawn Levy
Judd Apatow
Listened to Mitwa from #ENERepeat yesterday, and to be frank, the song didn’t do much for me.
But watching the lyrical video today, I felt completely different about it. The visuals, the lyrics, and especially seeing this cast together give the song a whole new feel. It sets the mood so beautifully.
There’s something about seeing these people together again that makes the song feel so much warmer. Full feels, man♥️
Watch It Here : https://t.co/MKOlKfx3OG
The #Scene is seen and loved 😎😎😎 Cool, smart and so much fun… @Suriya_offl is fabulous as Inbaraj ���🔥🔥 Nazriya and Naslen are fantastic … @jithumadavan , brilliant writing and excellent execution… Impressive In every department … A must watch 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#SummerHolidays is a sweet little friendship drama with some lovely performances and emotions, though I wish the writing had explored its characters a little more.
The film follows two boys whose friendship develops over a summer vacation. While Arun’s track deals with the familiar issue of academic pressure, Rohan’s character has a more interesting personal goal and an emotional story that works quite well. The two boys are very natural, and Harshini is particularly impressive as Rohan’s mother, especially in the second half.
The film has its share of predictable moments, and stronger conflicts could have made the friendship and its emotional portions more involving. I also expected a little more fun around the boys’ summer adventures, but the film is primarily interested in their emotional journey. Sinjith’s music is good, and the short runtime helps.
What I liked is that the film doesn’t end up preaching to parents about childhood. It simply tells a story about two kids and a summer that changes them.
A simple, pleasant film with its heart in the right place. Could have been better with stronger drama, but I liked what it was trying to say.
#SummerHolidaysReview
Summer Holidays team recent ga oka point raise chestunnaru. Telugu lo manchi cinemalu raavatledani complain chestham, kaani manchi cinemalu vachinappudu audience theatres ki raavatledani.
So, mimmalni ni genuinely oka question adagalanukuntunna.
Meeru #SummerHolidays choosara?
Choodakapothe, reason enti? Cinema meeda interest leda? Promotions connect avvaleda? Reviews kosam wait chestunnara? Leda theatre ki velli choodalanipinchatleda?
Ee cinema ni support cheyyalani or criticize cheyyalani adagadam ledu. Just audience perspective telusukovalani undi.
Genuinely curious to hear your thoughts.
Watched #Scene and it’s such a refreshing dark comedy thriller. Reminds everyone that fresh scripts are much needed in current landscape.
The last Telugu film in this investigation genre that gave me this much excitement was Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya. #NaveenPolishetty was phenomenal in it bringing his own quirks.
And I genuinely think Jithu Madhavan and Naveen would be a killer combination. Jeethu has this knack for writing eccentric, quirky, slightly unhinged characters, and Naveen would absolutely eat up a role like that, might even bring his own nuances to the character.
If they collab, it would be a treat. Someone please make this combination happen!!!
@NaveenPolishety@jithumadavan
#AgentSaiSrinivasaAthreya #ASSA
Scene is really good, no doubt. But I feel we’re undermining #VishwanathAndSons a little too much because of recency bias.
VAS might have its flaws in the second half, but that first half is a Classic. The writing, the humour, the chemistry, everything works so beautifully. It’s genuinely THAT good.
I loved #Scene, but Vishwanath and Sons deserves a lot more credit.
#SummerHolidays is a sweet little friendship drama with some lovely performances and emotions, though I wish the writing had explored its characters a little more.
The film follows two boys whose friendship develops over a summer vacation. While Arun’s track deals with the familiar issue of academic pressure, Rohan’s character has a more interesting personal goal and an emotional story that works quite well. The two boys are very natural, and Harshini is particularly impressive as Rohan’s mother, especially in the second half.
The film has its share of predictable moments, and stronger conflicts could have made the friendship and its emotional portions more involving. I also expected a little more fun around the boys’ summer adventures, but the film is primarily interested in their emotional journey. Sinjith’s music is good, and the short runtime helps.
What I liked is that the film doesn’t end up preaching to parents about childhood. It simply tells a story about two kids and a summer that changes them.
A simple, pleasant film with its heart in the right place. Could have been better with stronger drama, but I liked what it was trying to say.
#SummerHolidaysReview
Keeping things simple is one of the hardest things in filmmaking, and director #JithuMadhavan makes it look effortless in #Scene.
Watch Our Complete review :
https://t.co/qe7FC2JE5f
#Suriya#Naslen
#Scene is a cracker of an entertainer, seamlessly blending genres like comedy, action and thriller. 👏
@Suriya_offl delivers one of the most interesting performances of his career, while #Nazriya is equally impressive, with the supporting cast adding plenty of value to their respective roles.
Naslen’s cold, restrained act fits the bill perfectly.👍🏻
While I wish the film had given its leads a little more emotional depth, director Jithu Madhavan deliberately keeps things light, delivering a breezy entertainer that is as much fun as it is thrilling when it needs to be.
The movie packs a lot of unexpected small things, stay away from spoilers as much as you can.
Do watch it in theatres 👍🏻
Tamil cinema strikes gold yet again…!!!
#SceneMovie #SceneReview
Grand scale 🌟 Mixed emotions ⚖️
What works and what falls short in Nitish Tiwari’s #Ramayana Part 1 starring #RanbirKapoor, #SaiPallavi & a#Yash?
Watch our detailed non-spoiler review here 👇
https://t.co/N53NKPKePM
#RamayanaReview