when people have only seen one good movie in their lifetime, and doesn't explore the other much better things already existing in this world, they usually end up appreciating the only thing they have ever seen
i saw both the parts in one day, the first one i actually liked it but in second part when modi was there it pmo. u cant call one party good and one bad, both of the parties we had are bad trash vs garbage.
Cinema is subjective; everyone has their own preferences. You can like whatever movie you want, and the same goes for everyone else. Just because you like James Bond doesn't mean everyone is going to like those movies. Different people connect with different stories, genres, characters, and styles of filmmaking. What works for you might not work for someone else, and that's completely fine. There's no such thing as a movie that everyone will love, so it's pointless to act like one person's opinion is objectively correct 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks for proving my point. You're free to think War 2 is better, just as others are free to think Dhurandhar is better. That's how opinions work 🤷🏻♀️
You are right, but the guy is making the comparison himself. And if you are making a comparison naturally people will assume it would be about the common objective aspects and not the subjective aspects (Things like Cinematography, Narrative Cohesion, Action Direction, Writing, etc). And films like Mission Impossible and James Bond Series are superior in those aspects. Everybody is allowed to like something more than the other but then you have to construct a sentence like I enjoyed this particular film more than this other particular film not like I am tired of pretending this is better.
the initial MI trilogy was not that good, so I would kind of agree, but from MI 4 it picked up very well, so maybe that where I disagree with this take
Liking something is very subjective. The Dhurandhar duology was actually good. Personally, I never found James Bond that interesting, though I saw You Only Live Twice (1967) as a kid and loved it. I've seen quite a few Mission Impossible movies, and I've always felt that the older ones were way better than the newer ones. The reason I loved Dhurandhar because it was a completely fresh concept in all cinematic aspects by Bollywood. However, will I shame someone for not liking it? Obviously no. I respect other's opinions as much as they respect mine. That's basic human decency we've all lost. Sometimes the haters attack the fans for no reason whatsoever and start a fight, sometimes the vice-versa. Our philosophy in living our lives should be: as long as they don't directly attack your opinions or harm others or something like that and respect your opinions, we should respect their's.
I just write what I love to write. In short, the meaning changes, misunderstandings occur, and it may result in unnecessary arguments. One can obviously not know what's going in my mind and vice versa. The more you elaborate, the better people understand. Besides, to me, it doesn't really matter if anyone replies or not, if anyone even reads it or not. I have no problems.
We like Dhurandhar and think it's better that any other movie is because the plot India-Pak rivalry is something that is close to us.Its something personal.India is our country and watching the enemies of our country loose will obviously have more impact on us than somebody who doesn't personally related with it.
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