Mark Antony

Mark Antony is not a great film, but it's quite a refreshing entertainer that delivers what it promises.

SJ Suryah is the heart and soul of this mindless time-travel film. The time-travel gangster film is a whacky and crazy ride that works well because of its (un)intentional comedy, though the screenplay could have been crisper towards the second half.

Mark Antony is entertaining whenever SJ Suryah is on the screen. All said and done, the film fails to provide mindless entertainment, which seems to be its only objective, with everything feeling plastic and the violence failing to provide catharsis.

Mark Antony is a classic example of mindless fun which also packs a punch. Though Vishal is back with a bang, it's SJ Suryah, who is the real star of the show. Watch it for his high-voltage performance.

Mark Antony squandered its potential, leaving us with a lingering sense of dissatisfaction. In excess, there are short inspired stretches in the film that really point you towards the potential that the film had, but couldn't reach.

In Mark Antony, it is hard to tell if the stilted acting, frantic music, and absurd storyline are supposed to be parodies, or if director Adhik Ravichandran really thinks this is how silly audiences are. This sci-fi action film simply fails to work.