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 Bade Miyan Chote Miyan 2024 Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Ali Abbas Zafar Writers: Aditya Basu,Vashu Bhagnani,Suraj Gianani Stars: Akshay Kumar,Prithviraj Sukumaran,Alaya F Bade Miyan Chote Miyan 2024 Review Bade Miyan Chote Miyan review: Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's chemistry is the highlight of this Ali Abbas Zafar 'action film by numbers'. Is bringing two big action stars together a job almost done? Star power does help create the right buzz to some extent and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan ticks most boxes when it comes to serving a masala entertainer that's massy and classy at the same time. But does it really promise a good time at the movies? It has some good-looking actors, stunning locations, high-octane action, quality VFX, and to top it all, a director like Ali Abbas Zafar who has helmed blockbusters such as Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai. But where is the novelty? Even the storyline, where heroes Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff are trying to save

  MIRZA MOVIE 2024 Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Directors: Sumeet Goradia,Saahil Goradia Writers: Arnab Bhaumik,Saahil Goradia,Sumeet Goradia Stars: Ankush Hazra,Jammy Banerjee,Biswarup Biswas MIRZA MOVIE 2024 Review Rishi Kaushik – a narcotics control officer – chases the top three drug lords – Sultan (Kaushik Ganguly), his son, Azhar (Shoib Kabir), and Mirza (Ankush Hazra). And for the rest, go and watch the film in a theatre. Mirza seems like an outright commercial action drama from the ’90s and hence, slightly outdated. Hardcore action films have moved forward since then but the Sumeet-Saahil’s film seems to have got trapped in a time capsule. However, that does not take away the fact that Mirza is worth a watch for what it is. The is a high-octane drama that revolves around a man, Mirza (Ankush). It is not clear in the beginning who he is loyal to and that makes him a mysterious persona. Part 1 of the film, as it promotes it to be, is all about this Joker of a pack of

  THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY 2012  Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens,Peter Jackson Stars: Martin Freeman,Ian Mc Kellen,Richard Armitage THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY 2012 Review "Unexpected" is right, for a couple of reasons. Peter Jackson, the man who brought Lord Of The Rings to the big screen to eardrum-shattering acclaim 10 years ago, is now taking just the same approach to Tolkien's much slighter, slimmer children's book The Hobbit. It's getting expanded into three movie episodes of which this whoppingly long film is the opener. So Tolkien's gentle tale is going to be a triple box-office bonanza, occupying the same amount of space as the mighty Rings epic, an effect achieved by pumping up the confrontations, opening out the backstory and amplifying the ambient details, like zooming in on a Google Middle Earth. The second unexpected point is the look of the thing. Jackson has pio

THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG 2013   Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens,Peter Jackson Stars: Ian McKellen,Martin Freeman,Richard Armitage THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG 2013 Review   "Fantasy (in this sense) is, I think, not a lower but a higher form of Art, indeed the most nearly pure form, and so (when achieved) the most potent." -J.R.R. Tolkien, March 8, 1939 lecture "Fairy Stories" Tolkien's parenthetical "when achieved" is the kicker of that statement, the acknowledgement of how difficult and rare successful fantasy really is. You know it when you see it. This reviewer did not find that quality in "An Unexpected Journey", the first installment of Peter Jackson's gigantic trilogy based on Tolkien's slim one-volume classic "The Hobbit," but it is there in spades in part two, "The Desolation of Smaug." This middle chapter is about a half-h

 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 2014 Dawnload(1080)   Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens,Peter Jackson Stars: Ian McKellen,Martin Freeman,Richard Armitage  The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 2014 Review I left my afternoon screening of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies talking my wife’s ear off about what I would have done differently, but later that evening I was already ruminating fondly over parts of the movie. I even felt a quiet urge to pop An Unexpected Journey or The Desolation of Smaug into our Blu-ray player, if only I owned copies. What’s up with me? I cannot deny that I have serious reservations about Peter Jackson’s conception and execution of J.R.R. Tolkien’s children’s novel as a bloated, decadent three-part movie epic. In this third movie chapter, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) comes into conflict with the leader of the dwarves, Thorin Oakenshield (Richa

  The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the  king 2003 Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: J.R.R. Tolkien,Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens Stars: Elijah Wood,Viggo Mortensen,Ian McKellen The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the  king 2003 Review On Dec. 3, 2003, New Line held the Los Angeles premiere of Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The sequel went on to win 11 Oscars at the 76th Academy Awards, including best picture and director. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below. An epic success and a history-making production that finishes with a masterfully entertaining final installment, New Line Cinema’s adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings is a soaring legend in its own day and destined to be cherished for many ages to come. The Return of the King is the longest and most complicated of the three Rings films and probably fated to be the biggest moneymaker. Sure to be an Oscar contender in many categories a

  CATWOMAN 2004 Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Pitof Writers: Bob Kane,Theresa Rebeck,John Brancato Stars: Halle Berry,Sharon Stone,Benjamin Bratt CATWOMAN 2004 Review "Catwoman" is a movie about Halle Berry's beauty, sex appeal, figure, eyes, lips and costume design. It gets those right. Everything else is secondary, except for the plot, which is tertiary. What a letdown. The filmmakers have given great thought to photographing Berry, who looks fabulous, and little thought to providing her with a strong character, story, supporting characters or action sequences. In a summer when "Spider-Man 2" represents the state of the art, "Catwoman" is tired and dated. Although the movie's faults are many, the crucial one is that we never get any sense of what it feels like to turn into a catwoman. The strength of "Spider-Man 2" is in the ambivalence that Peter Parker has about being part nerdy student, part superhero. In "Ca

  THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE THE TWO TOWERS Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: J.R.R. Tolkien,Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens Stars: Elijah Wood,Ian McKellen,Viggo Mortensen THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE THE TWO TOWERS  With "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," it's clear that director Peter Jackson has tilted the balance decisively against the hobbits and in favor of the traditional action heroes of the Tolkien trilogy. The star is now clearly Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), and the hobbits spend much of the movie away from the action. The last third of the movie is dominated by an epic battle scene that would no doubt startle the gentle medievalist J.R.R. Tolkien. The task of the critic is to decide whether this shift damages the movie. It does not. "The Two Towers" is one of the most spectacular swashbucklers ever made, and, given current audience tastes in violence, may well be more popular than the first installment, "The Fellow

THE LORD OF  THE RINGS THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) Dawnload(1080) Dawnload(720) Dawnload Director: Peter Jackson Writers: J.R.R. Tolkien,Fran Walsh,Philippa Boyens Stars: Elijah Wood,Ian McKellen,Orlando Bloom THE LORD OF  THE RINGS THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) We invest Hobbits with qualities that cannot be visualized. In my mind, they are good-hearted, bustling, chatty little creatures who live in twee houses or burrows, and dress like the merry men of Robin Hood--in smaller sizes, of course. They eat seven or eight times a day, like to take naps, have never been far from home and have eyes that grow wide at the sounds of the night. They are like children grown up or grown old, and when they rise to an occasion, it takes true heroism, for they are timid by nature and would rather avoid a fight. Such notions about Hobbits can be found in "Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," but the Hobbits themselves have been pushed off center stage. If the books are