Since its release 10 days ago, Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' has had a phenomenal run in theaters. The film is presently approaching Rs. 850 crore worldwide. On September 17, the action film grossed a stunning Rs. 36 crore net in India. This is an excellent sign for the film, and if things continue at this rate, 'Jawan' would easily surpass Rs 1000 crore at the global box office.
I am a huge fan of all the MI movies and the actor Tom Cruise. This time, the film is approaching a $7 million preview.
When you hear that Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible 7 - Dead Reckoning has been released, the first thought that comes to mind is, Is Mission Impossible 7 accessible to watch online? Is Peacock, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Netflix, or Amazon Prime showing Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One?
"MI7: Dead Reckoning" was written years ago, whether you know it or not. Part One was supposed to be released in the summer of 2021, but Covid-19 threw a kink in the manufacturing timeline.
Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell, Rebecca Ferguson, Vanessa Kirby, Pom Klementieff, Esai Morales, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Henry Czerny, and Yennis Cheung, among the many others.
However, for the next Mission: Impossible—Dead Reckoning Part One, writers Bruce Geller, who in 1966 wrote, produced, and directed Mission: Impossible, the accomplishment for which he is best remembered. Furthermore, Erik Jendresen, and Christopher McQuarrie (who also directed the film).
The Mission Impossible 7 movie review - Dead Reckoning Part One is getting appraised as “absolutely genius work.” It was released on July 12
I didn't need to read a review before deciding to see a movie. It is a feature of the film MI years of greatest effort by Tom Cruise and his team. As a result, "Mission Impossible 7" delivers a thrilling and action-packed experience that will have you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. Tom Cruise displays once again why he is the ultimate action star, effortlessly completing jaw-dropping stunts that will leave you speechless.
The film's high-octane moments are truly beautifully planned (using AI), keeping the adrenaline pumping while keeping a firm hold on the tale. The plot nearly completely engages the audience, and the twists and turns keep you guessing until the very end. Each scene, setting, and piece of music is painstakingly designed, perfectly merging heart-pounding action with a dash of humour and genuine passion.
The performances of the cast are nothing short of spectacular. Tom Cruise's performance as Ethan Hunt continues to dazzle, demonstrating his dedication and commitment to the role. The ensemble cast's camaraderie is obvious, with strong performances from Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, and Ving Rhames, who offer depth and personality to their different characters.
The visual effects are spectacular, with breathtaking cinematography and exotic locales from around the world captured. making you feel like you're right in the heart of the action. The blend of actual effects and CGI provides audiences with a completely immersive experience.
The capacity of "Mission Impossible 7" to elevate the genre, delivering not only spectacular action but also a thought-provoking narrative, distinguishes it. It addresses current issues and ethical dilemmas. This is what I refer to as adding another layer of complexity to the plot.
When I saw the trailer for "Bird Box Barcelona," I immediately remembered the film "Bird Box," which starred Sandra Bullocks four years ago. Bird Box Barcelona quickly lost my interest.
The majority of Hollywood entertainment features thrillers about survival and fears. However, repeating the process just to make money is not a valid reason. The perspective of the young generation has been changing with time. However, especially on the OTT platform, the NEXT button is just a click away.
There are numbers of actors who are making huge leaps in their careers because of the Netflix or Prime movies and series. Therefore, selling today to the audience means no more jokes. It is part of a series.
Furthermore, one who performs well moves ahead in the race. There was no point in adding Barcelona to the old title with the same theme. I feel like doing nothing. In my opinion, it is an old cake, but putting a cherry on top and reselling it.
True, blindfolded characters with a dash of fear and suicidal tendencies sell better on Netflix, but genuine.
David and Alex Pastor quickly attempted to sell the film on Netflix. In fact, both the film Bird Box and Bird Box Barcelona are now available on Netflix. I will recommend “Bird Box” to watch first.
It is about recreating the original atmosphere of Bird Box through Bird Box Barcelona. The ultimate aim of both movies is “If you see, you will die.”
The movie Bird Box Barcelona is released on July 14, 2023, on Netflix in Spain. Despite the fact that all of the characters are new, the plot remains the same.
There is no suspense in the film because everything is revealed at the start. It is obvious that when we watch the film for the first time, it creates a horrifying and terrifying atmosphere. However, next time we see our feelings have already gone for the same. Thus, the movie failed to convey the horror part.
It is the best movie for those who have not watched “Bird Box” by Sandra Bullock.
Yes, I am confident that you will enjoy this film if you have not seen Bird Box, a film directed by Susanne Bier and written by Josh Malerman that was released on December 14, 2018.
The Barbie movie is a kind of movie that makes you cry, laugh, live free and think you can set your dreams like her, etc.
The highly anticipated film, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, will be released this Friday, opposite Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer.
Barbie was regarded as "painfully funny" by Empire, and "joyous from minute to minute" by the Independent.
However, the Daily Mail described it as "uneven and disjointed," while Time described it as "very pretty but not very deep."
Barbie Movie review by Clarisse Loughrey from Independent
"Barbie is one of the most inventive, immaculately crafted, and surprising mainstream films in recent memory - a testament to what can be achieved within even the deepest bowels of capitalism.
"While it's impossible for any studio film to be truly subversive, especially when consumer culture has caught on to the idea that self-awareness is good for business, Barbie gets away with far more than you'd think was possible."
Therefore, watching this movie is like welcoming Greta Gerwig's fiercely funny, feminist Dreamhouse. She has a keen sense of direction and attention to detail. In the recent interview with Margot Robbie, check out this interview about revealing the style of direction by Greta Gerwing
What is the conclusion? Never distrust Greta Gerwig. The Oscar winner has created a strong, humorous, and deeply feminist journey that dares you to laugh and cry even if you're made of plastic.
Bawaal movie, the OTT film starring Jana Kapoor and Varun Dhawan, will be based on World War 2.
The movie Bawaal is available online on OTT (Prime Video). Yes, Watch with your family how negativity and hatred take a second to spread across the nation.
Yes, you have heard it correctly. The movie Bawaal is based on world war I and world war II, as per the director Nitesh Tiwari
While speaking with TOI: “In the world that we live in, negativity spreads faster. I wanted positivity to stand a chance. Bawl is about love versus hatred, empathy against indifference, and fake versus real. There are characters in the film fighting an internal war. How does that get juxtaposed to World War II is what the film is about.
World War II plays a very important role in the movie, and you can not keep the Holocaust away from WW2. It does play a very important role in it.”
Bawaal is a 2023 Indian Hindi-language love drama film directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and Earthsky Pictures. Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor play a dysfunctional married couple in the film. The movie is set to release on July 21.
Nitesh talks in ways that make sense. Molding the characters is a part of later work when the script is ready to be read by other actors to find the best one to fit into it. Nitesh also explained the rationale behind his selection of Varun and Janvi for the part. “Ajay and Nisha (Varun and Janvi’s characters) needed a certain physicality. And the names that popped into our heads were Varun and Janvi. I wanted Ajju to be flashy and bombastic. He is someone who wants to show off his body in tight shirts and is dominating. Nisha is strong but slightly more vulnerable, and she speaks through her eyes.”
Interview with Tamela D'amico. When someone feels others through their characters, the realities pass through their veins. When she experienced the people of India, it taught her true and deep values of life. Keep reading and exploring Tamela D'amico's journey to learn how she found the true values of life. Equilibrium in life comes when there is a balance of mind, body, and soul.
Tamela D'amico discussed her recently released song, “Boring 20s," and ideas behind writing the lyrics, as well as, her recent role as Raina in the movie One Little Finger. It is a universal truth that humans keep learning every day, especially from experience.
Tamela D'amico: I studied at Florida State University’s Film school and Strasberg Actors Studio, as well as trained in many well-known Master Classes for acting and singing in and around Los Angeles. I have been fortunate to have a lot of amazing mentors. Craft can be taught, but I believe talent and desire is generally innate.
Tamela D'amico: How about you showcase my new single release Boring 20s which is out now on all platforms?
Tamela D'amico: Do you mean the lyrics for Boring 20s? I love melody. In traditional pop jazz music that I have released, I have recorded mainly American Standards and other people’s written music and have some of my own that is set to release. My own music is usually born from my poetry or journals. I find that whenever something is taxing me, I need to get my feelings out on paper. I never set out to write something, specifically for my career. It just happens. For Boring 20’s, while in quarantine, I was getting a little stir crazy, staying home. So, I dipped into my bucket list of things I wanted to accomplish in the downtime. So, I utilized a lot of my time to do all that had been on the creative back burner. The new 20s started in a way that was less than what I had dreamed of, being a Jazz baby.
I had notions of grand revivals of the Jazz Age for the 2020s. My father was sick and then passed away, I was unbearably sad. I needed my music and after trying to uplift myself listening to electros wing music. I reached out to producer Wolfgang Lohr & songwriter/performer Ashley Slater (I didn’t know them) after hearing one of their awesome electros wing tunes on Twitter, of all places. I told them that I wanted to write a song with them about how this new twenties time period is not the “roaring twenties” I imagined, but rather the “Boring 20s”. We brainstormed, and they did the magic they do and while in 3 different countries, we agreed to work together all through email and never spoke live until the product was finished. That amazes me the most.
Why did they say yes? How did we get it done? The song concludes all I was feeling at the time which I learned was pretty much what everyone else was feeling thanks to the masterful wordsmith that Ashley is, feeling the feels with me. And Wolfgang uplifting us up with these beats to dance to. They are truly an amazing team.
I had my phaser set, I set it to fun This roaring 20s was gonna be the one The parties, the booze, the life, the nights Ready to roar Then came the virus baby, life was no more I was gonna strut my moves, work the schmooze Drink the booze, ignore the news, work my shoes Then it all went wrong Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh Just let me out or I will kick down the door Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh This roaring 20s is the boring 20s There is no nightlife and there is no daylife No Jenny Diver cos I ain’t Mac The Knife Four walls and walls and walls and walls is all that I see If I can’t break out soon, there’ll be no more me. I was gonna strut my moves, work the schmooze Drink the booze, ignore the news, work my shoes Then it all went wrong Can’t even get out of my bed every day Even when when the sun starts to shine A Tik Tok diet but I can’t even play The steps to heaven number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh Just let me out or I will kick down the door Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh This roaring 20s is the boring 20s
Tamela D'amico: I don’t like to discuss things before they are in motion, but… I have a project in development right now that I would love to work on with Anthony Hopkins.
Do you have any further plan to work with Indian actors and directors? Moreover, tell us more about the story while shooting for “One little finger” how did you enjoy in India. Please tell us more about what culture, food, city, and people you liked there in India?
Yes, definitely spread the word that I would love to be hired to go back to India to do more film roles and even a thriller! I loved filming in the beautiful tea gardens of Assam. By day, they are beautiful and by night there is a lot of shadow and I think there could be a great thriller story some place in there. I loved all the people, traditions, and colors I came upon as we traveled locations in India. I was welcomed with warm hearts and have kept lifelong friends in those I met while filming. If I went back to India to film, I would love for it to have musical elements and would just be thrilled if my dear friend and music superstar Asha Puthli could be a part of it.
In One Little Finger, I played a character named Raina, an American neurologist in a not so great relationship with her Rockstar boyfriend. He believes she has made her focus on music therapy only to grow closer to him. That being far from the truth, she uproots her life to research music therapy in India at a disability institute when her mentor offers her the opportunity to do so. She leaves the stresses of her personal life behind and finds herself in a new land teaching children and adults with disabilities through her exact music theories as therapy. When she sees the students are responsive to her theories, she inspires them to challenge themselves through their abilities, and their lives are transformed, having to plan and put on a concert at the end of her time there. Touched by the beauty of the culture and the varying stories of the children with disabilities, Raina’s philosophy and theories about a music therapy change.
Through her experience, she understands that balance of mind, body, and soul is vital in realizing life’s true value. That disability is a perception, and “ability” is what we believe. She would have never learned that if she had not gone to India and had this particular experience. Raina heads back to the States after the students have a successful music concert, having grown as a person, with a new concept about music and love. Ironically, I got to take the journey as Raina in real-time. I was a fish out of the water, experiencing India and all of its marvels for the first time. Whatever she was going through, I was as well. We had over 80 people with disabilities in the film, most of which are marvelous musical talents. Raina’s worries and joys, as a fish out of water, were also my own.
Filming in India was a delight, and I highly recommend it. I had no idea what to expect, even though I had vetted 20 people who had traveled/filmed there. No one seemed to give me practical knowledge besides “don’t drink the water.” I was treated like royalty by everyone I encountered in India, and I absolutely adored it.
I am very well aware that my time there was not typical. I went there as a “Hollywood” person and was truly treated as such. Also, my reps insisted that I was protected at all costs, so I joke that I was in “Actor Jail.” I didn’t really get to be a tourist, but mainly because we had a heavy shooting schedule. I shot in India, traveling back and forth over two years.
This film was my first visit to India, and we filmed on location in Assam and Kolkata. All of my interactions with the cast and crew were lovely. In America, we deal with so many unions in the entertainment industry. I felt like in India, everyone worked until the job was done. If anyone had any gripes or issues, that was definitely hidden from me.
I can’t say that it is any better or worse than filming in America; it is just very different. What remains the same is everyone’s love of the craft. We were supposed to have our premiere for the film in Mumbai, but the pandemic eradicated those plans. I look forward to going back there and linking up with the large cast and crew who have all kept in touch with me and since become like family.
Tamela D'amico: I would love to make a film that showcases all the arms of my talents, a period musical. There are too many films to list. Some favorite movies that come to mind, right at this moment, in no particular order…
The movie Bawaal opens your eyes, especially if you are in an unacceptable relationship. This film takes you on a journey through Europe's Auschwitz concentration camp, focusing on survivor stories that will touch your heart and inspire you to make a good difference.
The film begins with Ajay (Varun), a slacker teacher who lives in Lucknow with his family. A careless husband who is primarily concerned with his image (a fake presence). Everyone understands that lies do not last. This film did the best job of bringing you up to quit the internal struggle and live the moment given to you by God.
The lives of a half-year-married couple become meaningless, thoughtless, and boring until a challenge pose is put in front of Ajay in his classroom. The tremendous difficulty and arduous work that cost him virtually his entire career.
Ajay, a slacker teacher, hits a boy for asking a question to which he does not know the answer. The question was about World War II. Later, he found out that the youngster he crashes into comes from a political family, and his job is in jeopardy.
In his life, he had just one option: show himself to be a decent teacher. All of this occurs during WW2 lectures in the school.
Ajju decides to travel to Europe and visit authentic World War II sites. But he needed money for all of this. It was roughly ten lakh rupees. Ajay was a dissatisfied son and a problematic spouse.
His father offers to pay for all of his trip expenses in the hopes that he will reform and get back on track from his unproductive home life. Due to financial constraints, Ajay had to choose to accompany his wife (Janvi) on the tour in order to obtain the funds from his father.
When the pair arrives in Europe, they visit the Secret Annexe (Anne Frank's hiding spot), a daughter of Otto Frank, Auschwitz concentration camp, a Holocaust museum, and a survivor.
This story actually has a happy ending at the end of the film. When an Auschwitz camp survivor shares his experience, both of them break down. They discover a lot about their relationships and resolve to improve them. It is a must-see film that would have done better in theaters than on OTT.
Rocky Aur Ranii Ki Prem Kahani review has many negative and positive comments. Some of them are questioning the direction of the rebellious core, and some call it sweet but full of flaws.
“Underneath the blinding start power, overbearing opulence, and overblown production design. Karan Johar’s film has a generous, beating heart.”
The film has been directed by Karan Johar after a seven years long break. Stars Rankeer Singh, Alia Bhatt, Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan, and Shabana Azmi. The movie was released in theaters on July 28, 2023.
It has always seemed that Karan Johar’s films have always had humor and romance, and it has been proven to be the backbone of his every film. The rich families, love, romance, hatred, emotions and heartbreak, family values etc.
HT: “Yes, it does bring back the grandeur of Karan Johar cinema that we missed for long, but not without its fair share of flaw [...]”
Rocky Randhawa, played by Ranveer Singh, is every bit the colourful, raucous person he is in real life. Rocky's persona reflects the boisterous, campy, boombox-clutching boy whose cleavage consistently outperforms the fairer sex. Sparks ignite when Rocky finds an unlikely match in Rani (Alia Bhatt), who is the complete opposite of him. It doesn't take long for these sparks from the past to be ignited. Emotions, sadness, drama, and normal cultural clashes between the two families begin.
Watching this Rocky scene reminds me perfectly of Bittoo from his debut film, "Band Baaja Baarat."
The competition between the sophisticated Chatterjee family and the boisterous Randhawas sets the tone for some of the most amusing scenes. Karan chose the right cast of performers to showcase their brilliance in the film, and they all performed excellently.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s “An action hero” is releasing on December 2nd, 2022. The movie is based on the journey of an actor in front of and behind the camera, with humor interspersed throughout. Ayushmann has given several hit films in Bollywood, including Vicky Donor, Bareilly Ki Barfi, Bala, Dream Girl, and many other comedy and drama films. This would be the first action hero film. Ayushmann Khurrana is listed in Time's list of the "100 most influential people in the world in 2020."
Many of his fans are waiting for “An Action Hero” to see his ultimate transformation and the hard work he put into his acting. Jedha Nasha, an item song from the movie, also features Nora Fatehi. The song is already released on 18 Nov 2022. His dance has already wowed his fans with its distinct style. As always, his sense of style attracts many. Hence, his unique fashion appearance is going to rock in the film. This film has now become Khurrana’s most awaited film of the year.
He said, "I absolutely loved the script of Action Hero instantly. It’s zany, it’s fresh, it’s disruptive and it has all the trappings of cinema that I have come to be known for.”
Ayushmann shared the movie teaser and wrote: Grateful for the love that’s come pouring in for #AnActionHero trailer!
During his promotion while his visit to Pune, there were many followers were waiting for him to cheers. One of his fans wrote: “India is not homophobic… you movies getting too repetitive and boring now. Same content. Instead of blaming india, take a step back and see what you need to change… you are a great actor but ab pak chuke sab role ke dekh dekh ke.. it’s so predictive.”
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