The film Dhurandhar 2 is a well-crafted cinematic experience that offers impressive action and attention to detail despite some narrative pacing issues.

“So there is something there but the same as the first part. Those people are not able to hit the level by singing songs. The songs are decently good as one And the thing that didn't bother me was that they Reshoot this part.”

The host expresses that while he enjoyed the film Glass Onion, he found the latest installment of the series to be more philosophical and character-driven.

“The movie moves away from that and becomes a little philosophical and revolves a lot around that character. A lot revolves around his actions.”

He considers the film Togo to be a powerful and tearful experience.

“and at the end of the movie i cried harder than i've ever cried in my whole entire life i went into convulsion crying like right i would turn to kalila and then um juliana they were all crying inconsolable wow”

Halloween Kills is a poorly constructed movie with a lack of plot.

“it could be worse because it couldn't be a worse movie that I've ever seen they they're like okay well let you get into halloween horror nights for free if you watch this movie and like let us know and um it was just super gory for absolutely no reason there was no plot”

Ria enjoyed the movie People We Meet on Vacation, considering it cute despite some flaws in its adaptation from the book.

“I really did enjoy it. I think I tried to separate the movie as it, you know, as its own thing and I thought the movie was really cute and it I I liked it.”

Modern Hollywood movies rely heavily on nostalgia bait to generate hype and interest.

“so much like AAA movies now like the Mario movie like you know the new Flash movie it plays off so much Nostalgia hype”

The Super Mario Bros. Movie is a mediocre film but a fantastic piece of fan service.

“I definitely agree with the take of like as a movie it's like fine like it's okay but as like a piece of fan service it's fantastic”

The Super Mario Bros. Movie is primarily a product of meme culture and internet trends.

“it just the entire thing just felt like a meme I'm I'm not going to lie this this felt like a product of the internet and I can't put my finger on why it felt like that but it it it feels like this movie was made for like meme culture”

The recent Superman movie is morally objectionable because it perverts the traditional Christ-like character into a figure that enslaves humanity.

“Superman is spoiler alert. Superman's is a Christ figure in the story and you know, he's sent by his dad, whatever and he you know, he like does all the good stuff. And but anyway, here is the big twist. We find out the dad, the super dad, is evil. He's really bad and he he sends Superman to go ensl”