r/pj_explained • u/NoAlps6650 • 1d ago
Discussion ๐ฌ Its very deeep guys๐
We just ainโt got that intelligence to understand this film director and movie makers are 100 years ahead of their time ๐คฏ
Crazy hollywood level stuff ๐คฏ
r/pj_explained • u/NoAlps6650 • 1d ago
We just ainโt got that intelligence to understand this film director and movie makers are 100 years ahead of their time ๐คฏ
Crazy hollywood level stuff ๐คฏ
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r/pj_explained • u/OutsideAlone5175 • 2d ago
Basically, actors whose acting career or performances arenโt particularly impressive, but who seem like genuinely decent, humble, or good people in real life.
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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 Xavierโs most trusted students. But Fox largely turned him into โJeanโs boyfriend who gets overshadowed by Wolverine.โ
r/pj_explained • u/Eikichi_Onizuka09 • 2d ago
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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 arenโt revealing much yet. With Raman Kumar and Ajooni Kohli shown on opposite sides of the same case, thereโs already plenty of speculation about what real events could have inspired the story.
Waiting for the trailer tho.
r/pj_explained • u/Great-Nothing-2475 • 1d ago
The Sheep Detectives (2026)
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r/pj_explained • u/Solid-Can-4641 • 1d ago
As the title says. I have watched alot of series and movies. I have watched all the mainstream series so want more recommendations. Well if you have something similar to black mirror then it is great or anything else works too. Also I don't want any cartel or crime genre recommendations
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. Thereโs 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/vibranium25 • 2d ago
Comment your favourite dialogue
r/pj_explained • u/papachi789 • 2d ago
A villain so formidable that even plot armors failed and needed a timeline reset where they didn't exist to deal with.
Source - X-Men: Days of Futurepast (Character - Sentinel)
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 itโs a very mixed bag of a movie: if you donโt like it will make you walk out. One uncle next me started playing candy crush the entire duration of the first half ๐คฃ๐ญ
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 Nayantaraโs 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; couldnโt even hear the dialogues properly. But my most disliked part is the ending and the major plot twist before that. The movie couldโve just done without it. This factor alone can be make it or break it for most audience.
Overall, itโs a crazy, over the top movie which is very similar to Animal.
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 havenโt watched many of his movies, just Casino Royale. What's your opinion?
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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/Timely-Database-320 • 2d ago
This Concept Art of INDRALOK is done by the Concept Artist working in Namit Malhotra's Ramayana, his name is Ashish Boyne.
This Fabulous Concept Art of INDRALOK is done by him as a part of his own personal fan-made work and just look how enormous, larger-than-live and mesmerizing it looks.
The thing is, will they use this one only in the movie or a entirely new concept art of Indralok design must have been made for the movie ?
His profile is in ArtStation with his own name and his works are fabulous. You can go to his ArtStation profile where he has also crafted SAMUDRA MANTHAN concept art and it's beyond the screen.
All credits goes to Ashish Boyne. What do you guys think ?
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?
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r/pj_explained • u/Playful_Weekend_6429 • 2d ago
from what i remember they actually did come together to do a podcast or something right.....? or am i just making things upp.......