I'm Game

“Dulquer Salmaan's supernatural gamble is messy, mad and entertaining.”

“Dulquer Salmaan's fantasy actioner is a gamble that nearly pays off”

“I'm Game starts with a wickedly fun possessed-hand premise and plenty of style, only to lose its grip in a predictable second half. I'm Game boasts a fun, interesting premise, sets it up in high-octane style, and then squanders it by taking the most rote path possible.”

“With I'm Game, the young filmmaker aims really big. Bigger stars, better production values, broader themes, but the ambitious vision is spoilt by some mediocre writing and shoddy execution, resulting in a mishmash of a genre hybrid film that's stuck somewhere between a promising body-horror thriller and a template revenge drama.”

“If the first half is a wildly original re-imagination of a film like 'Idle Hands', the second half is a cop-out based around broader aspects of SS Rajamouli’s 'Eega'.”

“‘I’m Game’, at times, is reminiscent of the Tamil film ‘Maaveeran’, minus the charismatic screenplay. It’s interesting that Myskin plays the antagonist in both films, but their treatment couldn’t be more different.”

“The plot of I'm Game, in which a transplanted hand with a mind of its own uses the protagonist to seek revenge, is reminiscent of the Tamil film Maaveeran and Japanese anime Parasyte, but lacks both...”

“Drawing from a familiar supernatural concept, Dulquer Salmaan's 'I'm Game' struggles to balance its creative potential with generic mass entertainer elements, leading to uninspired action sequences and character portrayals”