Sithilam

The runtime is the only real complaint I have.

Family loved it, I was a bit more mixed.

Family loved it, I was a bit more mixed.

I keep coming back to that one sequence near the interval.

The emotional beats landed for me, some found them manipulative.

I wanted to love this more than I did.

Saving this thread, want to revisit after I watch it.

Good call on the rating, that's about where I landed too.

Seen it twice now and picked up new details both times.

Everyone slept on this when it released.

Might be the director's most confident film yet.

Solid watch, though I'd rank the director's previous one higher.

The pacing in the first hour is genuinely excellent.

First half is a breeze, second half tests your patience a bit.

A rare one that respects the audience's intelligence.

I keep coming back to that one sequence near the interval.

Still thinking about the ending days later.

Some of the VFX was rough but the story carried it.

The lead carried entire stretches of this single-handedly.

Watched with a packed house, made a real difference.