Binge Critic

 THE LUNCHBOX View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mamta Gupta (she/her) (@maggu_3050) An Irfan Khan master piece Reminds me of Mumbai. A hope arises in the lives of a common worker and a common housewife. Due a random error in address of the dabba. The hustle-bustle, the feeling is so real - an excellent Direction of Photography. I won't give much spoiler. The dialogue writing and the storyline are so philosophical yet so simple. A must watch film to understand human emotions. I remove one star for my own discomfort. I didn't wanted to be exposed with so much reality. I know there isn't a happy ending always. But I think I am accustomed to the age old way of film making where it offers some hope than the bitter truth.

  The Croods: A New Age View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mamta Gupta (she/her) (@maggu_3050) The Croods: A New Age doesn't disappoint its viewers. The Bettermans enter the picture. This is a satire to the modern world where we adapt to a new technology and than are at the mercy of it. The second half of the movie is as exciting as the first half. A thin string of Eep and Guy's love story is slightly twined throughout. As the thunder sisters are born the adventure takes off. Ba-na-nah... Is such an amazing concept in the film that it wiggles us till the very end. Full marks for continuity. Full marks for colors and Adventure....