Movie reviews of Samar Khan

For those seeking a Bollywood film that veers from the usual formula, the film is also highly recommended.

It’s a shame that the rest of the supporting cast and their attached stories were weak relative to the performances of Downey Jr. and Bridges...

Those flaws were balanced out by superb visuals, solid acting, a FANTASTIC interpretation of Batman...

A flawed yet solid foundation for Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Takes the best of family dysfunction films from Bollywood, sprinkles in some modern issues...

A soulfully solid tribute to an Indian hero.

One of those special films that just straddles the line between horror and psychological thriller and does it extremely well.

Despite the weakness in parts of the script and the complete waste of Ajay Devgn, the film manages to exceed expectations.

Generic origin story, fantastic lead performances, inconsistent supporting performances and mostly fantastic material...

Despite all of that, the film is still a fun affair...

Anchored by arguably the best performances from any crew in 2015, a stellar job capturing the beauty of the era by Lubezki and a soundtrack that more than holds its own.

Generally excellent chemistry between the leads and above average acting overall...

Fairly solid but could certainly improve in many facets, especially when it is compared to the other works put out by the director.

Simply marvelous. Of course, the dialogue was not perfect but on the whole, the dialogue was generally excellent.

The thinnest of plot devices are accompanied by the brash, stereotypical action one has come to expect from his films.

Still recommended for how relevant the subject matter is as well as for its ability to make learning about the financial details behind loans and mortgages mostly entertaining.

Due to the poor direction that was compounded by a poorly written story devoid of much depth, Hardy’s magnificent efforts are wasted...

The unfairly hated gem of the dreaded Prequel trilogy.

That quality acting from Stallone embodies this film: excellent throughout and in all aspects.

From the Williams soundtrack to Lucas/Kershner making a great story and visual decisions to a cast that is just too loveable to find any fault with...

To state it was predictable is easy...

Excellent execution across the board...

Fantastic acting, wonderful cinematography and direction accompanied by a well-placed used of sound.

The acting was serviceable, with there being no memorable performance to speak of.