'John Luther' took off on a very high note, keeping us glued to our seats. The momentum, later, slowed down due to predictable and unexciting sequences
DELICIOUS
-Roby Varghese Raj really elevated the quality of the cinematography, simply superb😃 The match-cut transitions were brilliant and drew our attention
-Hats off to Abhijith Joseph for his directorial debut, he did well. The clever blocking of the actors brought so much zest to the storytelling, we were transported on a journey
-'John Luther' had all the components to produce a thrilling atmosphere: the dark color grading, ominous score, remote and obscure locations, and great suspense.
-The continuity team did a beautiful job of maintaining the consistency of major facts, e.g. John's hand injury that went from stitches to a scar, and the clock time that coincided with the incident timings
-The film taught us about resilience. Despite his hearing loss, John still regained the confidence to go back to work and persevere
BLAND
-Dubbing' suffered quite a bit 😓
-Hearing loss aside, the screenplay wouldn't have been any different
-John's lack of proper care for his wife and family didn't send a good signal about his personality. He appeared unemotional throughout the movie
-The kidnapper's profile was average, we had anticipated a more intimidating antagonist
-The ending scene when John chased a man in the forest was a little unrealistic. Without a hearing aid and being severely wounded, how did he pursue that man at night?🤔
DELICIOUS
-Roby Varghese Raj really elevated the quality of the cinematography, simply superb😃 The match-cut transitions were brilliant and drew our attention
-Hats off to Abhijith Joseph for his directorial debut, he did well. The clever blocking of the actors brought so much zest to the storytelling, we were transported on a journey
-'John Luther' had all the components to produce a thrilling atmosphere: the dark color grading, ominous score, remote and obscure locations, and great suspense.
-The continuity team did a beautiful job of maintaining the consistency of major facts, e.g. John's hand injury that went from stitches to a scar, and the clock time that coincided with the incident timings
-The film taught us about resilience. Despite his hearing loss, John still regained the confidence to go back to work and persevere
BLAND
-Dubbing' suffered quite a bit 😓
-Hearing loss aside, the screenplay wouldn't have been any different
-John's lack of proper care for his wife and family didn't send a good signal about his personality. He appeared unemotional throughout the movie
-The kidnapper's profile was average, we had anticipated a more intimidating antagonist
-The ending scene when John chased a man in the forest was a little unrealistic. Without a hearing aid and being severely wounded, how did he pursue that man at night?🤔