Don't apologize for having a dream
Dev Patel brings a fresh perspective to the classic themes of old Bollywood in Monkey Man, infusing them with Hollywood's flair for vengeance. With Patel's nuanced performance, the film navigates a complex narrative, exploring themes of love and revenge in a way that captivates audiences. Monkey Man transcends cultural boundaries, offering a gripping cinematic experience that resonates with viewers worldwide. Patel's portrayal adds depth to the character, elevating the film to new heights. Monkey Man is a must-watch for anyone seeking a compelling blend of Bollywood charm and Hollywood sophistication.
"If you can't change the world,
change your world".
Ah, a refreshing movie on a bad day :heart:.
Can't get bored watching po's actioned
It's a popcorn flick movie .. good old action.Jake Gyllenhaal is lowering his standard.. doing this type of movie ..but he worked hard, though
Can't believe this movie was made in 1968 .. even before the first moon landing
Ah , after normal people.. a good romantic series
'You should have said hello when you saw me around '
It had a good social message, but it's not a movie like you gonna go and watch it for a second time
Are you living in the real world ?
No one else can feel it for you
Only you can let it in
Another example of make a whole movie on a phone call
I guess it's the opposite of Barbiemovie
Adam driver drives Ferrari :car:
But you wanted a real ending, with plausible plot development, don't you?
Watched it on the new year , it's like getting a new life line
Every time when I watch this kind of movie, I can relate what a young boy goes through....I can say most South asian guys can relate
It's like Agatha Christie's novel
Hollywood version of (parasite 2019)
When it's about bad luck, I am paul, It's reminds me of adaptation
don't know why people get excited for snyder's movie
one of the finest survival film
I was waiting for this whole year .. Michael Fassbender nailed it .."Stick to the plan.Anticipate, don't improvise. Fight only-the battle you're paid to fight. Trust no one. Forbid empathy. Empathy is a weakness. Weakness is vulnerability. Never yield an advantage. Each and every step of the way, ask yourself, "What's in it for me?". This is what it takes. What you must commit yourself to if you want to succeed. Simple.
Hang on tightly. Let go lightly
