I was so happy to see this on Netflix. I watched this as a kid, and had a fun time revisiting The Net as an adult.
I love how there's rarely a slow moment for Angela. It's one thing after the other, and the pursuit never lets up.
I am a bit shocked by the low ratings on here. Many folks seemed to hate the outdated computers. Do y'all get mad when you watch a movie from the 50s and…
Cheesy, but in a good way.
I learned about WAC & WASP in school, but we were only taught about white women. As our education system is getting further dismantled, we need movies like this more than ever to uplift these important chapters in American history.
The theatre was absolutely bananas. Guys dancing, crowds screaming for SRK multiple times, clapping, singing, we had a blast.
I think I watched this in the right atmosphere because the jokes hit for us. We were all swept up in the Dunki spirit.
To me there was a good balance of melodrama, comedy, and political commentary. I appreciated the poignant slides at the end, but also that the film knew not to end on such a serious note.
I am…
Dhoom commits to its own insanity. This film understood the assignment.
What else is there to say? Is it preposterous to suggest that Her Royal Highness Elizabeth II looks like Hrithik Roshan? Of course. Is it more than a bit strange that the animators don't know what a train track looks like, and have the planks missing in 80% of the shots? Undeniably yes. Are these cops incredibly bad at their jobs? One hundred percent. But somehow all these flaws…
