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Exodus - Gods and Kings : An awful movie, but a visual wonder

Ridley Scott, the director of Gladiator, one of the movie in everyone's favourite list. Exodus:Gods and Kings is the latest movie from him. The film is so strong in visual department featuring total Egypt set located at Spain. 3D experience was quite good in the scenes of plagues created by God against Egyptians. It was poor casting which spoiled the movie and the character building was pathetic. Aaron Paul (that Yo guy from Breaking Bad and Marshal in Need for Speed) and the Batman fame, Christian Bale. I did watch this film in Ratnamahal, Ongole. I didn't expect such a 3D movie experience. It was overwhelming for me in the first few minutes for the 3D visuals and expected an epic film. But in the end it was very disappointing. The movie dragged with stunning visuals and pathetic script work. There was no emotional attachment to the characters. The movie was concentrated on the visual side forgetting the story side. After coming out from the theatre and searched for what was h...

Breaking Bad - THE psychotic slow poision

A simple story line, a normal chemistry teacher (Walter H. White) trying to earn money as much as he can for his family before he was going to die. Of course, he had chosen the quicker way, cooking methamphetamine (a.k.a. crystal meth).  He joined with his former student Jesse Pinkman, a drug addict to provide financial guarantee for the next 18 years. Whether he achieved what he wanted or not was the suspense. First Season started with not so thrilling episodes, but funny ones. Especially the YO character (Jesse Pinkman). Skyler (White's wife) gave warning to Jesse in Yo style was hilarious. Hank Schrader, Walter's brother-in-law the energetic DEA Agent energy was outstanding. Though, Mr. White decided to do anything for his family, but the greed towards money can't stop earning more money which could be useful to his family after his death. Well, the series was designed in way that people get lot of questions about what was going on, but the answers were right in...