Reviews

                                                        There are films you watch for spectacle, and then there are films you watch to understand how far the human spirit can stretch when everything familiar is stripped away. Skyscraper (2018), starring Dwayne Johnson, sits somewhere between these two worlds. On the surface, it is a high-octane action thriller set in the tallest building ever constructed. Beneath that glass-and-steel exterior, it is a story about fear, responsibility, and the quiet courage that emerges when survival is no longer just personal. A Tower Built on Risk The film is set inside the Pearl, a futuristic skyscraper soaring above Hong Kong’s skyline. Designed as a marvel of modern engineering, the building represents humanity’s obsession with going higher, faster, and smarter. Yet, as the film quickly reminds us, ambition wit...

  Some films do not just entertain; they quietly sit with you long after the screen fades to black. TRON: Ares feels like one such story.                                                      At its surface, it is about technology, artificial intelligence, and a digital world crossing into our human reality. But when I watched it through my own lens — one shaped by nature, art, love, and inner reflection — the film felt less about machines and more about us . A Digital Being With a Human Longing The thought that stayed with me most was this: A programmed entity wanting to leave its digital world because it has started to feel. Feeling is not code. Feeling is not logic. Feeling is messy, uncertain, beautiful — and deeply human. Ares, though created inside a structured, rule-based system, begins to question his existence. He does not merely w...

                                                A Pvaishnavi Blog Review There are some movies that don’t just entertain us — they sit in our hearts for a while, making us rethink strength, loyalty, and the journey we call life. Mufasa: The Lion King is one of those movies. As someone who loves nature, animals, and emotional learning, this film felt like a warm reminder of how every soul has a path, and every path has its purpose. 🌅 The Story That Feels Like a Sunrise This movie takes us back into Mufasa’s early life — a time before he was the wise, powerful king we all knew. What touched me the most was how the story shows that even the strongest ones start from uncertainty . Mufasa wasn’t born into royalty. He wasn’t destined for the throne. He wasn’t even sure where he belonged. But life had bigger plans for him. The message is simple yet powerful: Yo...

  There are some movies that don’t just entertain us… they hold us. They wrap their wings around the tired parts of our heart and remind us that softness still exists in the world. Secret of the Wings is one such movie for me.                                                      I’ve always turned to animated films whenever the real world felt too sharp, too loud, too demanding. There’s something healing about watching stories where emotions are pure, friendships are honest, and the world—no matter how magical—still feels kinder than the one outside my window. And among all those films, Secret of the Wings remains a quiet sanctuary I go back to. A Story That Feels Like Warmth on a Cold Day The movie follows Tinker Bell, our ever-curious fairy, who crosses into the mysterious Winter Woods only to discover she has a sister—Periwinkle. A sister sh...

  Some movies don’t just entertain us—they become a part of who we are. For me, the Jurassic franchise has always held that place. As a die-heart fan , every new film feels like a door opening back into a world I’ve loved since childhood. But Jurassic Rebirth brings something deeper— a pain, a perspective, a voice from the dinosaurs themselves , reminding us of the beauty of nature’s original creation and the consequences of bringing it back again and again.                                                A Story That Echoes Through Time Whenever a Jurassic movie arrives, my heart rushes back to memories of giant creatures walking the earth—especially that iconic moment when the long-tailed Brachiosaurus rises high above the trees, its tail sweeping slowly like a mountain breathing. That scene is etched into my soul. But this time, Jurassic Rebirth makes me t...

  🌿 Opening Thoughts At its heart, Mirai is a bold blend of Indian myth, superhero tropes and visual spectacle. Directed by Karthik Gattamneni and starring Teja Sajja, Manchu Manoj & others, the film takes the familiar “underdog discovers destiny” arc and enfolds it in a grand fantasy-adventure setting.                                     If you come in searching for something quiet, contemplative or slice-of-life, this is not it. But if you’re open to being transported into a mythic, visually rich universe—then it offers plenty to admire. 🎬 What the Story Does Mirai opens in the wake of the historic Emperor Ashoka’s transformation after the Kalinga war: he entrusts nine sacred grandhas (scriptures) with the power to turn mortals into deities. Fast forward to the present: a villain named Mahabir Lama (Manchu Manoj) has already captured eight of the nine, and the hero Vedha (Te...