Neil Soans
Times Of India
Most Divergent Takes
- Avengers: Infinity War (2018)9.0 vs TRM 6.6+2.4
- Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017)8.0 vs TRM 5.6+2.4
- How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019)8.0 vs TRM 5.7+2.3
- Aiyaary (2018)7.0 vs TRM 4.7+2.3
- Coco (2017)9.0 vs TRM 6.7+2.3
Masters of the Universe
2026 · Times Of India
A nostalgic yet sincere fantasy adventure that embraces its roots while introducing Eternia to a new generation.
Project Hail Mary
2026 · Times Of India
Project Hail Mary is an ingenious, humane sci-fi film driven by an unlikely friendship, demonstrating how intellect, isolation, and unexpected human connection can create a compelling narrative.
Iron Lung
2026 · Times Of India
Iron Lung is a stripped-down sci-fi horror film that uses isolation, sound, and suggestion to create a claustrophobic indie horror experience that thrives on tension more than payoff.
Backrooms
2026 · Times Of India
A stylish and atmospheric horror film that prioritises mood and immersion over traditional storytelling.
Joker
2019 · Times Of India · Oct 2019
Disturbing and intense, yet undeniably brilliant, this may very well become the definitive origin tale of the Joker.
Hustlers
2019 · Times Of India · Sep 2019
Despite the best efforts of Lopez, there's a lot of glamour but not enough depth required to make this a memorable film. Still, it may just be enough for a night out.
Spider-Man: Far From Home
2019 · Times Of India · Jul 2019
'Spider-Man: Far From Home' is a lot of fun but more importantly, the film is also a satisfying continuation and way forward for the MCU, as Tom Holland proves he's more than capable of carrying an Avengers' film on his young shoulders.
Men in Black: International
2019 · Times Of India · Jun 2019
Despite all its shortcomings, Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson fans may be able to sit this through, simply because their screen presence is so magnetic and charming. Pity they're working with such a bland script, ending in a film that seems to cater to new audiences, rather than those who grew up watching the edgier MIB movies before it.
Dark Phoenix
2019 · Times Of India · Jun 2019
The weak screenplay and script weigh down the characters with some clunky dialogue. Despite good performances, 'Dark Phoenix' is a letdown for several reasons, least of all because the female characters in this film take prominence, and they deserve better. So do we.
Hellboy
2019 · Times Of India · Apr 2019
If Marshall's mere intent was to shock you with excessive gore and expletives, then he manages to do that. It isn't quite enough, especially if you leave the theatre confused about what just happened, due to a ludicrous plot. Despite McShane and Harbour's best efforts, this exhaustive 'end-of-the-world' story is unable to raise as much hell as it should.
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
2019 · Times Of India · Mar 2019
With two strong entries prior to it, 'The Hidden World' could have easily suffered from the 'trilogy curse' by botching up its finale. Fortunately, that's not the case. From the first few frames, it becomes evident that DreamWorks Animation has pushed the envelope with graphics that are astounding.
Captain Marvel
2019 · Times Of India · Mar 2019
Yes, the plot sets out to establish Carol Danvers as a bonafide bad-ass and thoroughly succeeds in the end. It's about time Captain Marvel showed up, and the Avengers are a much stronger team with Danvers on their side. This also succeeds in getting you even more excited for 'Avengers: Endgame' (as if that was needed). By now, MCU fans know the drill: stick around for the end credits, and you will not be disappointed. Unfortunately, the route it takes encounters some speed bumps, courtesy of the usual superhero origin issues that have troubled the genre.
Bumblebee
2019 · Times Of India · Jan 2019
'Bumblebee' is certainly the best example of what this franchise is meant to be, and should it continue this path, the Transformers can become exciting and enjoyable all over again.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
2018 · Times Of India · Dec 2018
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' is a bold attempt to tell one of the most 'out there' stories in the comic book world. It's amazing to see all the components come together and work as well as they do. The tonality is funny, and heart-warming, while the visuals are exquisitely trippy at the same time.
Aquaman
2018 · Times Of India · Dec 2018
Aquaman' wouldn't work as well if it weren't for its hero, and while there may be other fish in the sea, (read 'actors'), there seems to be no one better equipped to play the King of the Seven Seas than Jason Momoa. He dominates the screen with his presence and puts his own stamp on a character who has been the butt of jokes in the comic book world, to make him unquestionably cool again. That, combined with the insane action, make for convincing reasons to watch 'Aquaman'. Go on, dive in.
The Grinch
2018 · Times Of India · Nov 2018
While 'The Grinch' isn't exactly groundbreaking or fresh, it has just enough Christmas magic to justify another modern retelling of an old story.
Venom
2018 · Times Of India · Oct 2018
Tom Hardy proves that he's more than equipped to play the sentient symbiote, but this film is concerned mainly with stomping from one plot point to the next, at the cost of character development.
Loveratri
2018 · Times Of India · Oct 2018
Although 'LoveYatri' lacks the gripping appeal of more contemporary romantic stories, it might be just enough to satiate die-hard romantics looking to revisit the love stories of the 90s.
The Predator
2018 · Times Of India · Sep 2018
Director & co-writer Shane Black seems more keen to reclaim the magic of 1987's 'Predator' than tell a strong, self-contained story in itself. Whether it is enough to ensure the next chapter in the franchise is yet to be seen – depending on whether you choose to spend on a ticket for this one. Rest assured that if you're looking to revisit the testosterone-fuelled grandiosity of the 80's, this is the closest you'll get to it.
Papillon
2018 · Times Of India · Sep 2018
The result is a tedious watch that is occasionally engaging but never fully immerses you into the nuances of a persistent mind, making this a lukewarm remake
The Spy Who Dumped Me
2018 · Times Of India · Aug 2018
The run-time doesn't work in its favour at this point, especially as some sub-plots become tedious, drawing your attention away from the main story. While its grittier than your average chick flick, the biggest drawback in 'The Spy Who Dumped Me' is that it doesn't commit to one genre. There's not enough action or intrigue that comes with a spy flick which becomes problematic when the humour fails to land. Still, there's a lot of fun to be had with some surprises and enough laughs to keep you reasonably entertained.
The Meg
2018 · Times Of India · Aug 2018
Perhaps the biggest drawback is the writing which does not narrow down on the film's tonality. There are points where it takes itself a little too seriously, and others when it aims straight for cheesy popcorn blockbuster status. Little surprise then that director Jon Turteltaub doesn't know what kind of film he's making either. The momentum picks up towards the end when the monster mayhem escalates to bigger proportions, but it turns out to be too little, too late. Even if mega-sharks and Statham are enough to lure you to 'The Meg', check your expectations before you dive in.
Isle of Dogs
2018 · Times Of India · Jul 2018
Especially at a time when CGI-heavy visual effects bombard us, it's indeed heartening to experience an old-school animation film like this. It's one of the movies that should be experienced on the big screen to truly appreciate all the intricate details that have gone into creating it step-by-step. But it's also a movie that you'd want to own just to admire its beauty as every screenshot is a work of art worth hanging on your wall.
Incredibles 2
2018 · Times Of India · Jun 2018
Writer & director Brad Bird believed in waiting for the right story to tell, and that decision certainly pays off in more ways than one as 'Incredibles 2' proves to be an Incredible amount of fun!
Solo: A Star Wars Story
2018 · Times Of India · May 2018
In the end, director Ron Howard manages to salvage the remnants of the production mess to a fair extent. While he plays it safe and loses some of the mythical Star Wars allure along the way, he succeeds in creating a decent sci-fi action film. 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' has enough action, CGI spectacle, and callbacks to satisfy both its old and new fans while barely justifying its addition to the franchise.
Raazi
2018 · Times Of India · May 2018
'Raazi' defies the spy genre's traditional expectations of full-blown action sequences. Instead, Meghna Gulzar's steady hand gradually ramps up the tension throughout, leading to an explosive final act in this strong dramatic thriller. It also leaves you questioning the repercussions of war on the human psyche.
Avengers: Infinity War
2018 · Times Of India · Apr 2018
It's a big team effort with every actor swinging for the fences. The only drawback? All the blistering action, relentless humor and plot intersections might get overwhelming to the casual viewer. But it's all part of the plan – there's so much to digest it warrants a second viewing. If you've felt we're nearing superhero exhaustion, Marvel just went and changed the rules leaving you begging for more – proving yet again that they are the real masters of this game.
Nanu Ki Jaanu
2018 · Times Of India · Apr 2018
The only reason that the movie is bearable in the first half is because it is a comedy. But when it turns into a whodunit in the second half and a new emotional angle is introduced, it falls completely flat. Neither the performances nor an ever changing storyline, where newer characters are introduced, help pick it up. An anticlimactic, emotional ending further seals the fate of this film.
Beyond the Clouds
2018 · Times Of India · Apr 2018
Majidi's subject matter might seem to be repetitive, but the famed director's take on redemption is fleshed out by strong performances to make 'Beyond the Clouds' another notable entry in his filmography.
A Quiet Place
2018 · Times Of India · Apr 2018
A word of advice – choose your viewing partner carefully as 'A Quiet Place' can only be appreciated in silence with the least amount of conversation during its runtime. Better still – watch this alone (and switch off your phones), then loudly proceed to rave about this essential horror film to everyone else!
Pacific Rim Uprising
2018 · Times Of India · Mar 2018
Devoid of the heart and soul of its predecessor, 'Pacific Rim: Uprising' aims to please hardcore fans of massive monster versus robot fights. Those seeking any depth in their action films, better look elsewhere.
The Square
2018 · Times Of India · Mar 2018
Over the course of 2 hours 30 minutes, 'The Square' will either leave you wondering what you witnessed or question the principles you choose to live by. It's disconcerting, and certainly not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're up for cinema that isn't run-of-the-mill, 'The Square' is undoubtedly out-of-the-box.
Tomb Raider
2018 · Times Of India · Mar 2018
'Tomb Raider' does enough to reignite the franchise onscreen by giving its protagonist a timely and relevant overhaul to confidently launch Alicia Vikander as this generation's Lara Croft.
Lady Bird
2018 · Times Of India · Mar 2018
Just like the protagonist, 'Lady Bird' is awkwardly funny yet bittersweet, making it one of Hollywood's most original and refreshingly honest films about growing up.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
2018 · Times Of India · Feb 2018
'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' poses an intriguing moral dilemma – can revenge be as bad as the crime itself? It also looks at how tragedy can affect different people, but its biggest achievement is in testing your perspective of how quickly we tend to judge people without knowing what truly drives them. One of the movies that could easily fly under the radar if it wasn't receiving all the awards buzz, 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' is an unassuming film that surprises you with its provocative subject matter and evocative performances that are hard to forget.
Hostiles
2018 · Times Of India · Feb 2018
'Hostiles' captures this constant threat beautifully, with riveting moments of action and drama making it hard to predict who will make it out in the end. But amidst great performances and gorgeous cinematography, 'Hostiles' misses the mark by giving us just an overview of its real subject matter.
Black Panther
2018 · Times Of India · Feb 2018
The intricacies of African culture are beautifully captured and showcased in a whole new light as vibrant costumes and set design merge with high-quality CGI spectacle. Coogler adds another layer to the tale by taking on an intriguing issue of the role global superpowers play in the real world. Inspiring and empowering in equal measure, 'Black Panther' is a richer & deeper experience than most comic book fare. Most importantly, the Marvel Cinematic Universe will definitely benefit from the presence of King T'Challa and his kingdom of Wakanda well down the line.
Aiyaary
2018 · Times Of India · Feb 2018
'Aiyaary' has quite a few lethargic scenes that are long-drawn and don't do much to further the story or add to the characters. The complexity of the overarching plot allows for some exposition, but the screenplay goes overboard and often loses pace. The film could make a far more intriguing watch with a tighter edit devoid of all the dramatized entries and exits. Those expecting the clever Neeraj Pandey twists will be left wanting more. But 'Aiyaary' has measured performances that resound louder than its bombastic score, and they alone make it a worthwhile watch.
Phantom Thread
2018 · Times Of India · Feb 2018
The narrative spins around itself in ways that will test your patience. But 'Phantom Thread' questions your outlook on love and what it means to different people. It looks at how people tailor themselves in accordance with those they love.
Padmaavat
2018 · Times Of India · Jan 2018
Granted, it could do with a tauter screenplay and shorter run-time but 'Padmaavat' is an entertaining, large canvas experience, brought to life with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's stroke of visual brilliance.
Darkest Hour
2018 · Times Of India · Jan 2018
'Darkest Hour' is pretentiously flawed in its obvious award-baiting, but well produced and rousing enough thanks to Gary Oldman in one of his most impressive performances.
Paddington 2
2018 · Times Of India · Jan 2018
This sequel is funnier, more charming and heartwarming than the original; one you'll enjoy tremendously, with or without kids in tow. Make sure you stay behind for the credits!
The Post
2018 · Times Of India · Jan 2018
Similiar to a handwritten letter that takes its time, 'The Post' is not a standard thrilling political drama but comes home in the end in another essential addition to the filmography of an influential filmmaker.
All the Money in the World
2018 · Times Of India · Jan 2018
...an uneven pacing and tonality, which doesn't take away from the fact that this is an engrossing series of events, but it might be a detrimental factor to those expecting a taut thriller. The main reason to watch 'All the Money in the World' is the last-minute character revamp by Christopher Plummer that makes this film worthwhile.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
2017 · Times Of India · Dec 2017
This entire body-switch premise works on slapstick humour that's not crass and moves quickly with ample action to ensure that the 2-hour runtime doesn't feel bulky at any point.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
2017 · Times Of India · Dec 2017
With some absolutely gorgeous moments that will become imprinted in every fan's mind, 'The Last Jedi' is everything a Star Wars film should be, and so much more. Johnson weaves an emotionally rewarding tale while balancing all the essential sci-fi action expected, but manages to give 'The Last Jedi' its own heart and voice.
Mark Felt
2017 · Times Of India · Dec 2017
It also doesn't help that the colour palette is consistently dark and gloomy; meant to add some sense of dread it ends up crossing the fine line into being dreary. There's absolutely no problem with slow, measured and deliberate pacing, but when the runtime of an hour and forty-five minutes feels long-drawn, there's a problem with engaging your audience. The result is the textbook definition of a missed opportunity.
Wonder
2017 · Times Of India · Dec 2017
There are points when you will reach out for some tissues but they're peppered with enough laughs along the way to make it well-balanced, extremely relevant and combined with a strong message. This wholesome family entertainer is certainly worth your time!
Coco
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
'Coco' shows us what Disney-Pixar does best, and reminds us that it still hasn't lost its touch. Take your kids along for it, and if you don't have any, don't hesitate to go alone!
Justice League
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
Replace your skeptical lens with 3D glasses, and cheer along with your childhood heroes; 'Justice League' is made for the fans, and if you're one, you'll have a lot of fun.
Tumhari Sulu
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
The essence of this story is 'Main Kar Sakti Hai', and with such a refined and affable actress as Vidya Balan in the lead, it is lovingly captured in 'Tumhari Sulu' making it an entertaining watch for the whole family.
A Bad Moms Christmas
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
Sadly, the film holds back from completely committing to that direction and ends up being yet another generic Christmas flick. Watch this only if you've exhausted all the other choices out there.
Qarib Qarib Singlle
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
As long as you don't expect fireworks, enjoy this sweet film that will leave you smiling.
Thor: Ragnarok
2017 · Times Of India · Nov 2017
Clearly, third time is a charm for Thor as 'Ragnarok' is the best film on the Asgardian till date, and another entry from Marvel you simply cannot miss!
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
As long as you don't expect it to be a genre-defying blockbuster, get comfortable and enjoy 'The Golden Circle' for what it's worth. If nothing else, check it out for Elton John playing an extremely colorful version of himself - and that's saying something!
Newton
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
'Newton' has dared to take on an issue that our vast majority turns a blind eye to, and slaps us out of our blissful ignorance. Amidst laughing, it'll leave you thinking, which - and we need to be reminded of this - is what good cinema should do. Both your funny bone and your grey cells will thank you for watching it.
American Assassin
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
'American Assassin' is no different from what we've seen before in the likes of 'John Wick' and 'Jason Bourne', but at least it's captivating enough to keep you entertained throughout its runtime. You'd probably suffer from a serious case of deja vu through it, but if you need a fix of nail-biting action, you'll definitely get your money's worth.
It
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
What works in the film's favour is that it acts not only as a strong entry by itself but also as a build-up to the inevitable and now essential sequel. Rest assured - King's nightmare is alive, freaky and endearing at the same time. If you're a horror fan, don't miss 'It'!
Logan Lucky
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
It's unpredictable, with some unforeseen twists and turns but with its heart intact. While the last act feels a bit drawn out, especially with the rushed introduction of a particular character, the majority of the film plays out smoothly and there's hardly a lull in the quirky humor and suspense. Even if it doesn't raise the stakes of the genre, there's enough potential to turn this funny and smartly written caper into another entertaining Soderbergh franchise.
Shubh Mangal Saavdhan
2017 · Times Of India · Sep 2017
'Shubh Mangal Saavdhan' keeps you entertained long enough to make it worth a watch.
The Hitman's Bodyguard
2017 · Times Of India · Aug 2017
If only it was a tighter story - 'Hitman's Bodyguard' would be a crisper and much better film. But don't let that detract you from checking this out and enjoying it for what it is - a forgettable yet fun watch at the theatre.
Atomic Blonde
2017 · Times Of India · Aug 2017
'Atomic Blonde' is just enough fun. But it tries so hard to be mysterious and unpredictable that it ends up being more chaotic than it deserves to be. Truly a missed opportunity that leaves you more baffled than awestruck.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
2017 · Times Of India · Jul 2017
The visual sugar-high never killed anyone, and as far as escapist blockbusters go, Valerian and The City of A Thousand Planets is as imaginative and spectacular as they come. Just keep your mind switched off and put your 3D glasses on.
Dunkirk
2017 · Times Of India · Jul 2017
If nothing else, it is yet another landmark achievement by one of the most important and skilled storytellers in the present generation of filmmaking.
Cars 3
2017 · Times Of India · Jun 2017
There are several unanswered questions about them, such as how they've come into existence, but perhaps it's best not to expect so much from a series that barely delivers on the promise of being a fun watch, let alone being a thought-provoking franchise. Watch this only if you're a fan of the first installment.
The Mummy
2017 · Times Of India · Jun 2017
There's enough gruesome eye candy, and in-your-face action to enjoy in 'The Mummy' if you ignore the plot holes and frustrating characters. But the first entry in Universal Pictures' monster franchise comes across as a desperate attempt by the studio to capitalise on Hollywood's current world-building frenzy.
Wonder Woman
2017 · Times Of India · Jun 2017
Weak and shallow villains – the plague of superhero films – also infect 'Wonder Woman', and become a particularly sore point in the third act. These issues tend to take you out of the film's experience and while they don't negate the positives listed so far, lessen its potential to reach new heights as a great comic book movie. That said – this is undoubtedly the strongest DCEU outing till now, one that will add a new world of (female) fans to the franchise, and for all the right reasons.
Alien: Covenant
2017 · Times Of India · May 2017
Although the film presents some interesting concepts regarding the survival of one species over another, it doesn't change the fact that 'Covenant' is by-and-large, a rehash of several elements that made the series work in the first place, and does little to propel it into compelling territory. Clearly there's not much left to explore in this 'Alien' world and fans would be better off revisiting the first two classics to find their screams again.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
2017 · Times Of India · May 2017
The first film focused on bringing the group together, while this sequel makes audiences understand why the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' are such a big deal on a cosmic level. The repercussions of their actions here will be felt on a much grander scale, setting up Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the process. Needless to say, it's an absolutely essential and thoroughly enjoyable spectacle to watch!
The Fate of the Furious
2017 · Times Of India · Apr 2017
There's much to enjoy when cars are flying around the screen, even if logic takes flight with them. Some of the sequences are absolutely preposterous but make for such a dazzling display of destruction, they allow you to appreciate the sheer audacity of the filmmakers to even conjure them up! Traditional for big-budget films today, the plot leaves room for yet another outing, although at this point one wonders how much gas is left in the tank of this franchise.
Ghost in the Shell
2017 · Times Of India · Apr 2017
Combined with seamless CGI work, this is a stunning film to watch in IMAX 3D, one that can probably be enjoyed by an audience unaware of its origins. Fans of that cult classic however, will find this merely a decorative 'shell' of its former self.
Poorna: Courage Has No Limit
2017 · Times Of India · Mar 2017
Returning to a directorial capacity after 16 years, Rahul Bose recognizes the beauty in simplicity and uses it to the film's advantage. Grounded performances combined with stirring music elevate this relatively straightforward tale, making it essential viewing not only for the young Indian woman, but for anyone looking to scale great heights against all odds.
Life
2017 · Times Of India · Mar 2017
Combined with good special effects and inventive cinematography to keep the action claustrophobic (do not miss the opening sequence), 'Life' does little to change the scope of the genre. However, it is a tautly wound thriller with some gruesome and unpredictable twists to keep you on the edge of your seat, and occasionally even jumping out of it.
Split
2017 · Times Of India · Feb 2017
'Split' immerses you into the chilling world of its characters as they descend into their individual versions of hell.
The Space Between Us
2017 · Times Of India · Feb 2017
As 'The Space Between Us' resorts to generic pandering by catering to its core demographic of teens and young adults looking for a date movie around Valentine's Day, the real space ends up being between a great concept on paper, and its actualisation on screen.
XXX: Return of Xander Cage
2017 · Times Of India · Jan 2017
One does not simply walk in to a Vin Diesel movie expecting compelling storytelling and thoughtful cinema, and although 'xXx' exists in an alternate reality where the laws of physics simply don't apply, there are enough crowd-pleasing moments to distract you from a predictable plot and departure from logic. That said, the movie has enough star power to perform well enough, particularly in Asian markets, to ensure yet another insane outing soon.
Assassin's Creed
2016 · Times Of India · Dec 2016
Hollywood's current obsession with franchise-building might act as a consolation for fans of the game series who might take a leap of faith in a better constructed sequel. Meanwhile, 'Assassin's Creed' becomes another exercise in squandering the considerable talents of its cast and crew.
Arrival
2016 · Times Of India · Dec 2016
'Arrival' makes you ponder the implications of time, love, life, and death, and the co-relation between communication and the human experience long after the credits roll, making it one of the unmissable films to watch this year.
Rogue One
2016 · Times Of India · Dec 2016
The massive 'Star Wars' universe has enough on and off-screen content for fans to chew on, so this prequel/ sequel feels unnecessary at first. Sitting between the 3rd and 4th titles of the series, 'Rogue One' manages to undo some of the glaring issues of episodes I to III, while building even more intrigue for the original trilogy IV, V & VI. In fact, it is now a great starting point for someone new to this franchise. To quote one of the familiar lines from this space opera – "the Force is strong with this one"!
Office Christmas Party
2016 · Times Of India · Dec 2016
Watch it, but unless you'd like to get fired, or even arrested for criminal behavior, don't follow its examples at your upcoming office party.
Underworld: Blood Wars
2016 · Times Of India · Dec 2016
All of this doesn't distract from the painfully apparent lack of interest written on the face of the lead star Kate Beckinsale - she's not even the most interesting character in a series built around her, and it's obvious she's simply going through the motions to collect another pay check. Clearly this entry is building up to yet another sequel while sacrificing itself in the process, leaving 'Underworld: Blood Wars' in a bloody mess.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
2016 · Times Of India · Nov 2016
All in all, audiences new and old alike are treated to an endearing adventure with the promise of more to come from J.K. Rowling.
Doctor Strange
2016 · Times Of India · Nov 2016
With the constant barrage of superhero films, one would think the eventual decline of caped crusaders is inevitable. That might (arguably) be the case, but the MCU shows no signs of releasing comic book fans from their spell, as 'Dr. Strange' elevates yet another relatively unknown Marvel character to top tier status, making it well worth a dizzying watch in 3D.
Train to Busan
2016 · Times Of India · Oct 2016
Director Sang-ho Yeon coaxes restrained performances from the talented cast which allows the eventual melodramatic climax to hit home without being too hard to digest. This combination makes 'Train to Busan 'a thoroughly enjoyable, and occasionally thought-provoking experience, making it a must-watch for horror fans!