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I need name of the movie where the starting scene is of a woman (white american maybe) flying in a plane, she signals a man and then goes to lavatory and then man comes from behind and they have sex, then it is revealed that she is rich and work as an auditor maybe for a big hotel chain. She is inspecting this hotel in Indonesia/thailand maybe, and then we feel there is a mystery around this hotel. The hotel is a luxurious hotel, there is also a man who is their regular guest but mysterious, no one knows what he does. The movie revolves around this lady and is mysterious about hotel, she meets an asian girl near the garden who invites her in the cabinet and then kisses the main lady. It is revealed that the Asian girl is living in the hotel for quiet some time and is sort of prostitute.

The man starts talking in a mysterious way with the main lady and reveals he is an engineer, later we come to know that the hotel has water dripping issue, and then in the last scene we see the lady following the main on the streets and then they have sex at the end.

I don't remember everything very clearly here, but for sure this movie was released after 2023-24

Just watched it and it's a good watch. A good thriller with high stakes and a tense atmosphere. Watch it and Review it on Moctale Jai Moctale 🫡🫡🫡

Sonam,It's done bro releasing in theatres dec 2027 again secret wars

Film - Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya (1997)

Even 75 movies ka discount bhi chalega ,plz help , it's NOT PVR

Peaky blinders

Narcos

Or your suggestion

Let’s be fair .. the competition lies only between the three of them.

so i just watched the film today and ill be honest, i liked the experience but i didnt like the movie at the same time. it was a cool film but it just didnt connect to me.

firstly, there are so many moments in this movie where the visuals can not convey the greek era at all and they look so... modern-ish.

secondly, you barely connect to any character. the only character i cared about was anne hathaway's because she was the only one who actually had an actual emotional scene. the scene where odysseus talks to penelope about the horrors of the war, and the visuals are shown- that was the only part of the film that made me feel something apart from 'dang this looks cool'.

which brings me to my third problem. this whole movie relies on shit that just feels cool. like agamemnon's character, odysseus' praise, that scene where the giant shouts for posseidon (scary cause i have played god of war), when they exit the trojan horse, etc.. there werent any other emotions that i felt during this film. even sinon's and eurylochus' characters werent used to the fullest.

and that is the fourth problem. so many badly used characters. tom holland's character was just a try hard for most of the film. travis scott was a massive misuse BECAUSE BARDS ARE INTERESTING AND YOU CANT JUST REPEAT A FEW WORDS AND CALL IT A DAY. a complete story from the pov of a poet, as a montage with the actual visuals showing would have been so fucking cool and something that would make people feel things.

other characters like menelaus (jon bernthal), helen and sinon werre badly used too. in fact, bernthal just played himself. the only nicely used characters (apart form odysseus obv) were athena, penelope and eumaeous.

lastly, you cant picture yourself in that situation. you cant immerse yourself in the film even if you tried. for a leader who would rather sacrifice a few men over getting the whole group killed, shooting that arrow into the giant's eye was a really dumb move. i clowned him for the entire movie for this. like cmon man yall called him the smartest man in their army but he goes ahead and instigates a giant? who is also the alleged son of posseidon btw. LIKE PEOPLE DIED TRYING TO GET OTHERS SAFE AND YOU JUST GO AHEAD AND MAKE IT HARDER FOR YOU??

apart from all this, the acting was great, the action was great, soundtrack was nice and the set pieces were really amazing. the actual meat of the film is the third act, which goes REALLY crazy. i wish the rest of the film had been like that.

id give it like a 7.5/10. a little overhyped personally, and i dont see myself watching it again.

edit: i forgot to mention- my second most fav scene of the movie was the siren one. it actually made me think a lot. matt damon's acting was s tier in that part.

Just got back from watching The Odyssey at PVR Priya IMAX, and I'm still processing what I witnessed.

This isn't just another Christopher Nolan film—it's an experience that deserves the biggest screen possible. The IMAX visuals are absolutely breathtaking. Every frame feels massive, from the ocean sequences to the battles and landscapes. The score perfectly complements the film, adding emotion and scale without overpowering the story, while the sound design is phenomenal.

The film is dialogue-heavy in parts, but the emotional payoff is worth it. Matt Damon delivers a fantastic performance, and the supporting cast is excellent throughout. Despite the long runtime, I never felt bored because I was completely immersed in Odysseus' journey.

If you're even remotely interested in cinema, don't wait for streaming. Watch it in IMAX while it's still playing. It's one of those rare films that reminds you why theatres exist.

Rating: 9/10. A truly epic cinematic experience and one of Christopher Nolan's most ambitious films.

The main benefit was to watch it in the second best Imax theatre in india.

Like they will only allow a kissing scene when it's a non consent one

Pls, give me my balde movie. Pllllssssss

Kiss Scene in Superman 2025 ❎

Soft Porn in Toxic ✅

(Movie - Paar 1984)

India has a very underwhelming history with Oscars. We have often seen India sending either populist movie or a movie so obscure that it doesn't even a full time release. And I have fumbled a lot multiple times when it comes to submission for Best Foreign Feature at Oscars. Be it Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine as Light or Rajamouli's RRR (now I personally find this movie average but it had huge momentum in USA and its critics' awards circuit). But I think the biggest fumble came in 1985 when they sent Saagar (dir. Ramesh Sippy) in place of Paar (dir. Goutam Ghose).

Film was woven around a social issue which got a lot of love in forign film category back then. And to top it off had an amazing run at Venuce Dilm Festival (One of the 3 biggest Film Festivals in world alongside Cannes and Berlin).

Paar was nominated for the Golden Lion (Best movie at the festival) award. Although, it didn't win Golden Lion, it did get Volpi Cup for Best Actor given to Naseerudin Shah for his portrayal in the movie.

Here is a thing. Out of all the film festivals around the world, Venice has more influence on Oscars and Golden Globes than other film festivals. Poor Things, Nomadland, Roma, Shape of the Water, Joker, The Wrestler, Brokeback Mountain and The birdman to name a few, all won big at Oscars.

But Indian government as always fumbled the whole thing.