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she (the disabled kalki in the film) was more keen on downloading porn sites and fantasize things plus masturbate as well – she took the risk of masturbating while being in the same room as her younger brother! Poor her.and her brother…and her mother.and her father! Better not interfere in anybody's sexual preferences The movie also subtly conveys to the world that human beings can take to bisexuality, trisexuality or even multisexuality…or even decide to remain unisexual all their lives – it should not be anyone's bloody business to interfere in anybody's sexual preferences! But since this is India and Indian parents are very concerned about their children and are doubly concerned about what is being sown on their gullible minds…the producer and the director had to be extra careful before delivering this message openly – so they made use of a cerebral palsy patient – who basically will awaken this understanding in us that nobody has the right to interfere in anybody's sexual preferences! Wow! So basically paedophiles can have a good time now and the cops will not have to persecute any peadophile …. Helen Keller - 'I cried because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet' First lesson learnt – Never ever crib or be depressed for whatever reason – there is so much more pain in this world! Here, in our world, normal or so called able humans are committing suicide because of relationship failures or money matters – and here we see that a girl – born to a well-to-do family of course, tries to live her life…by leaning things from the ways of the world! The easy access to porn world available to children and youths Film also shows the ease with which the youth and even children have access to porn cinema, images and web sites! Environment makes a man after all…so in spite of being talented – like having the ability to do creative writing, compose music etc. Vastly enjoyable film for all except the art crowd. The only thing I would have changed in this movie was to give Anthony Mackie a bigger part in it because i really enjoyed his performance in Captain America: the Wintrr Soldier, and was disappointed not to have him alongside Chris Evans again where he seemed to fit perfectly in his previous appearance. The way he looks and moves combined with the amazing voice from James Spader gives Ultron real screen presence and a great sense of menace that sets it apart from other robots in film. The Real highlight for me was the villain Ultron. I enjoyed the fight scenes immensely, with one in particular that had me grinning like the Cheshire cat.įans of the Marvel movies will already know what to expect from Thor, Iron man and Captain America, and the real delight for me came from the new arrivals, especially Paul Bettany as Vision. Jumping right in to the action, this is one heck of a thrill ride only slowing the pace for a few moments to give a little back story to several characters that have not had their own film, and the new characters. There are plot twists that aren't in the trailers, so don't think they've spoiled everything for you.īottom line: If you liked the first two movies, you will like this one.ĪND stay after the credits for a special scene. (even though some critics panned this aspect, it really isn't hard to get). The story takes places primarily in three different times, but its not too hard to follow if you pay attention. There are a lot of terminator on terminator action scenes that are some of the best fight scenes of the franchise. The movie is a non-stop action ride, and kept my eyes glued to the screen at all times.
Jai Courtny isn't bad either as Kyle Reese. Jason Clarke plays the antagonist (as you can see in the trailer), but there is a deeper layer to it than what you can see on the surface. Emilia Clarke plays a strong Sarah Connor, reminiscent of T2. He plays a more friendly terminator that ages throughout the film and makes the occasional joke. Arnold is back, and he really carries the weight of this film. Genysis really does feel like the true 3rd film of the franchise.
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