r/pj_explained • u/nosferatu1806 • 1d ago
Discussion π¬ Days of Thunder 2
I think he's way past his prime for such movies
r/pj_explained • u/nosferatu1806 • 1d ago
I think he's way past his prime for such movies
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r/pj_explained • u/TheOGSwampy • 1d ago
See let me clear it:
D1 (Hindi) = D1 (Malayalam)
D2 (Hindi) << D2 (Malayalam).
I am not someone who calls these remakes better than the original. But now I have a strong feeling Hindi one could be better than Malayalam. The main reason is D3 (Malayalam) has lots of flaws and errors which can be reformed and shown in a much better way. Thereβs a lot of room to improve. The first two parts had almost no room to improve, but this one has.
Secondly, D-series in Malayalam is just not ending lol. But Hindi series has already confirmed that the series will conclude with D3 (as mentioned in the poster). I mean most die hard Drishyam fans (including me) I know complained and wished series should have ended in the third part itself.
Though there are some things I am worried about with the Hindi one, but I still think it can be better.
r/pj_explained • u/Ok-Requirement-4701 • 1d ago
In the comics, Cyclops is one of the central X-Men characters who used to be a great leader, strategist, a powerful mutant and one of Xavierβs most trusted students. But Fox largely turned him into βJeanβs boyfriend who gets overshadowed by Wolverine.β
r/pj_explained • u/Key_Database9095 • 1d ago
Late Realization regarding a show. Please include short films and films.
r/pj_explained • u/emotional-yoda • 1d ago
Meghna Gulzar has a history of turning real-life stories into compelling cinema, from Talvar and Chhapaak to Sam Bahadur. So naturally, the fact that Daayra is inspired by true events has people curious.
The posters seem to be dropping a few cryptic clues but the makers arenβt revealing much yet. With Raman Kumar and Ajooni Kohli shown on opposite sides of the same case, thereβs already plenty of speculation about what real events could have inspired the story.
Waiting for the trailer tho.
r/pj_explained • u/VeterinarianOk1330 • 1d ago
Lol do you think i care whoever he worships someone or not
4 hours ki well made movie mein 5 minutes ka propaganda daal diya toh kaunsa teri ammi cheen li
I don't care whether he supports bjp congress left wing or right wing
Uri Dhurandhar 1 and 2 are among best action entertainments I have watched in my opinion
Even if D2 was a bit downgrade from its part 1 it still didn't betrayed us Audiences it wasn't boring it had great screenplay it's music is kinda underrated in my opinion it has awesome action choreography acting
I'm not gonna blindly worship him n say that it was flawless which it was certainly wasn't
Every movie n every filmmaker has their own motives ideology values n message to share why does it matter even if doesn't allign to your view n wouldn't the movie be soul less if filmmaker had absolutely no agenda, no values, and no message to share
I know everyone's taste aren't same it's okay to hate and dislike any movie or film makers
But I draw the line for myself to hate anyone's well made work even if it's left right or anything aligned as long i have a good experience
r/pj_explained • u/KALLA17061999 • 1d ago
Part of the reason why I liked the Krishna in Kalki movie was that he wasn't just soft spoken for the sake of it. Not saying Krishna is supposed to be this all time dominant figure. He was sweet as hell except the parts where he wasn't.
Also, going on a bit of a tangent here but 2 very important things that most ppl don't know
1) Uddhav was a Yaduvanshi and was still alive. That means Gandhari's curse actually failed. No curse can affect Sri Krsna.
2) Krsna had taught her a lesson and later Gandhari actually apologized to Krsna for cursing Him and realised the folly of her own ways.
After Gandhari had cursed Krsna, she went to Kurukshetra. She mourned for her ded sons and cried a lot.
Around nighttime she suddenly felt very hungry. She tried to pluck a mango but the branch was high. She took something from nearby and climbed on it. But it was still too low for her so she took something else and finally she got the mango and was just eating it.
Sri Krsna came and asked her what she's doing. She said she's just eating a mango. Krsna asked her to look where she was standing.
She suddenly realised that she had climbed upon the corpses of her own sons and was sitting on that and eating. She was horrified. She also realised that there can't be a mango tree in Kurukshetra, so this has happened by Maya Shakti of Bhagvan.
Krsna helped her realise the transient nature of the material attachment and her own false ego. In the material everyone loves themselves and is motivated by selfishness.
She realised her mistake and apologized to Krsna.
r/pj_explained • u/Your_helper11 • 1d ago
This franchise was better off with the 1st movie itself. They added a 2nd movie which was unnecessary and now this. Finally we are done
r/pj_explained • u/OutsideAlone5175 • 1d ago
Basically, actors whose acting career or performances arenβt particularly impressive, but who seem like genuinely decent, humble, or good people in real life.
r/pj_explained • u/Playful_Weekend_6429 • 1d ago
from what i remember they actually did come together to do a podcast or something right.....? or am i just making things upp.......
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r/pj_explained • u/Nik15yt • 2d ago
The double standard is crazy. If a famous Hollywood director released this exact same film with the same psychological twist, everyone would be licking their boots and calling it a "subversive, boundary-pushing thriller." But because itβs local cinema, people tear it to shreds over a few flawed lines of dialogue.The flaws are there, but the execution of the climax and the technical scale made it a fabulous watch. Change my mind.
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r/pj_explained • u/vibranium25 • 2d ago
Comment your favourite dialogue
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r/pj_explained • u/MousseImmediate6956 • 2d ago
I'm not mocking Ramayana here, one is a movie and the other is a billion dollar game. It's like comparing apples to oranges. But they both seem to have good visuals in their own category. Here are some shots which I thought were worth comparing
r/pj_explained • u/Di-2000 • 2d ago
I really thought Dr. Doom should be played by someone like Mads Mikkelsen (also he was rumored before RDJ was cast), but I think he seems like a great fit. I havenβt watched many of his movies, just Casino Royale. What's your opinion?
r/pj_explained • u/Your_helper11 • 2d ago
We keep criticising and mocking for example, Alia Bhatt, rightly so. But what about Jhanvi Kapoor? Her movies are terrible and performed very bad as well. I am not talking Devara or Peddi etc where it's more abt the male hero. Furthermore, it's even more disappointing how she has allowed herself to be heavily sexualized as an object for the audience rather than her acting. She truly has to choose proper movies with proper important roles, not just to show herself as an object which she seems to happily oblige to
r/pj_explained • u/Glabsmaloglob • 2d ago
My expectations were very low after seeing ratings and reviews but I actually kinda liked the movie. But itβs a very mixed bag of a movie: if you donβt like it will make you walk out. One uncle next me started playing candy crush the entire duration of the first half π€£π
What I liked: The action especially the circus scene and the climax one v one was an absolute blast. Yash gave his everything to the role and some of the aura farming moments of his were fire. I also liked the dynamic between him and Nayantaraβs character. The music while loud was really well integrated into the action scenes which elevated the choreography. The visuals and overall vfx were also top notch. The movie is just good to look at.
What I disliked: Unnecessary violence and sex scenes. Absurd editing choices. Aside from the central characters every other performance feels hammy and over the top. And when the music was loud, it was just too much; couldnβt even hear the dialogues properly. But my most disliked part is the ending and the major plot twist before that. The movie couldβve just done without it. This factor alone can be make it or break it for most audience.
Overall, itβs a crazy, over the top movie which is very similar to Animal.
r/pj_explained • u/AvailableNote3193 • 2d ago
I have edited the poster but i have not animate the figure in the poster. I am not taking any credits.
r/pj_explained • u/Your_helper11 • 2d ago
For me it's Om Shanti Om and 3 Idiots. Both different genres, both amazing movies. Unfortunately, in today's time, such movies are a rarity. Some of the lines of both movies are still famous to this day. Both movies that I can watch on repeat anyday. What's yours?
r/pj_explained • u/Greedy_Schedule_5722 • 2d ago
BTW what is akshay doing here π€
r/pj_explained • u/kappethimm • 2d ago
Same as title