To use a cliché, not everybody’s cuppa. That being said, you just have to get past the strong local flavors.

Given the performances, this should have been a delightful outing. If only, it wasn’t so strong on subtlety and so weak on progression.

They say less is more. For the most part, in this film, it isn’t. This isn’t your average post-apocalyptic/ zombie flick.

…the original 1982 film was a cult classic. If you’re going for a redo, at least up the game. Scare-wise, there’s nothing here, we haven’t already seen. Effects-wise, it wildly fluctuates between the truly scary and the laugh-out-loud parts. And more so, toward the latter.

…this film is worth one watch at least. If you’re a geek/nerd/science enthusiast, you’ll be swimming through bones to pick. If visual razmatazz is more up your alley, this is the ticket to ask for this week.

Brave, bold, loud, flashy and occasionally funny, Big Game is largely pretty tame fare.

The few tiny flaws aside, there’s much to love about this film. Get on this crazy drive, but hang on for dear life. It’s gonna be a wild ride!

It’s an entertaining film, nevertheless. The characters are now household names and with the dawn of new characters, is well worth your while to keep tabs on what’s gonna happen next.

The satire works at its best when Rawal is at the forefront of things. Thankfully, that’s for almost all of the film. Without him, it would’ve been an also-ran.

An endearing family entertainer…If you’re looking for a good, clean, simple yet entertaining fare to take your family or your kids to, this is it. More than once? Well, that depends on you, no?