i don't even think i have the rights to have watched this movie and to even write anything about it. i feel ashamed to even call myself an aspiring artist, because after witnessing this i'm wondering how long it will be before i watch such a down-to-earth, humane, passionate piece of art in my life.
so many things in this movie were spiritually and philosophically cryptic, and while i may not have understood or interpreted everything in the correct way,…
just loved it. beautiful cinematography, coloring, and the performances & direction were incredible. always been a massive fan of indie cinema covering men with mental health struggles trying to find their place in a confusing world. there is so much meaning to be found in artworks like these. really enjoyed it ❤️ this is going to be something very new in indian cinema when it comes out fs
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
already watched this as a kid but completely forgot everything and obviously since the director is mani ratnam this was a masterpiece.
being a big fan of mani ratnam's filmography, i'm genuinely inclined to say that kannathil muthamittaal is easily his best work, although i'm not sure if that's because of recency bias. don't be surprised if you see this replacing one of my letterboxd favourites (happened last week with iruvar so yeah). while i'm a big fan of thalapathi…
school tomorrow, feeling depressed, and this was literally the perfect movie to watch. you could call me watching this "procrastination" as it's currently 11pm and studying for my 2 tests tomorrow will take a minimum of 3-4 hours but hey. peak cinema guys. technically i motivated myself to do my schoolwork (i just want to sleep 😴💤).
dhanush: beating up some rich kid's goons shirtless with a belt
me: holy shit peak cinema 😱😱😱
on a serious note this is…
