Sandler is turning into another Eddie Murphy: He makes terrible movies because he seems to not care as long as he's having fun and getting a huge paycheck. Never mind that this movie seems conceived by hormonal middle-school boys hot for their teacher. Perhaps Sandler thinks no one cares if he once again plays an over-sexed "lovable loser" who can somehow bed any woman in his immediate vicinity. Maybe some audiences (especially males under the age of 21) will enjoy the fat jokes and constant references to schlongs and sexual positions and bodily fluids -- not to mention sexual abuse and incest. It's just in good fun, he must justify; besides brothers and sisters have sex on Game of Thrones
The story starts as the Donny Berger (Adam Sandler) was a tabloid celebrity in his teens for fathering a child with his young, attractive teacher (Eva Amurri). Instead of being considered the victim of abuse, Donny had a TV movie made out of his life and cashed on his 15 minutes of fame. More than 20 years later, Donny is a Boston-area slacker who has just found out he must pay money in taxes. A local TV host offers Donny $50,000 if he can find his estranged son, Han Solo (Andy Samberg), and appear on a reunion special. Han, now in his mid-20s, is a successful hedge-fund manager with bland new name -- Todd Peters -- who's about to marry Jamie (Leighton Meester), a hen-peckish beauty. Donny tracks Todd down and pretends to be his best friend to convince him to do the show, but as the two get reacquainted, Donny and Todd realize that maybe they have more of a bond than they initially thought. The story ends with the son of Donny Berger becoming like him and refuse to marry that girl Jamie (which he did right).
The movie is all about sex, sex comedy, abusive word (almost every line in the movie contains an abusive word), statutory rape and many more.
I conclude myself by saying the movie is loaded with bad words, sex-comedy. For the teenagers, it is a 5 stars movie but in general it doesn't stand above 2.0

Netflix unveils its first Indian series, a compelling, and mostly familiar, cops-and-gangsters epic. Main reason was to get attention of the local public of India. I watched Sacred Games and I think it is one of the best Indian series till now (as it is the first one too), The story line of the season 1 will not let you get distracted and most probably you will be ended up by seeing all the episodes of season 1.
Coming to the acting part, everybody has done an amazing acting. Especially Nawazuddin Siddiqui, he made the 'Ganesh Gaitonde' alive in the world. His dialogue delivery was also very good. Saif Ali Khan being a police cop as 'Sartaj Singh' done a very good job.
As the director itself is Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane, after making one of his best movies like 'Gangs of Wasseypur' and 'Udta Punjab', he just raised his standards of direction and being a director who shows real world, you don't need to be worried about the screenplays. Everything is showed very realistic with the dark history of India too.
And last I will conclude myself by saying, the series as it is worth watching and you will be thrilled with the story.

The movie came up with 7.8 IMDB rating. No offense to IMDB but this movie doesn't go above 3.0/5.
I story is about Two young lovers who leave their homes and families and run off together which is like very usual story, But! the unique part is that they're 12.

After they ran the director Anderson showed the old generation unhappiness for the two of them. The boy 'Sam' is the member of local scout troop and the girl 'Suzy' is the daughter of 'Bill Murray' and 'Frances McDormand' whose marriage is in crisis. Bruce Willis is the police chief: lonely and depressed for reasons of his own, and Edward Norton is the scout troop leader, preposterous yet dignified in his absurd shorts and long socks. Grownups and kids are united in their fear and loathing of the social services officer, keen to put Sam away in an orphanage, played by Tilda Swinton in an electric-blue outfit, like an hostile insurgent from another planet.
The cinematography is very nice, Anderson showed his elegance in his direction. The scenes were good. The innocence of the twos was shown very nicely.
At last I conclude myself by saying, To some, Moonrise Kingdom may be nothing more than a souffle of strangeness, but it rises superbly. The movie is nice but not upto the mark.

Based on the best-selling novel by Jack Ketchum, I movie with a big name came for getting attention of the teenagers as it based on the most trending fantasy of the teenagers i.e. A porn star falling in love with the teenager.
The movie is about a nerdy, yet cute, high school overachiever discovers that the hot girl next door is a porn star! Cool! Isn't it!
This film could have been a sharp and funny unsentimental education if it had the smallest real interest in porn or high school. Instead of course, it's a soft-porn fantasy for the high-school demographic, gloating over the luscious and semi-revealed body of Danielle (Elisha Cuthbert) whose bedroom happens to be visible from that of Matthew (Emile Hirsch), in accordance with the unalterable law of American teen movies.
Danielle's scary manager-cum-producer Kelly arrives on the scene to mess with Matthew's head, and he's played by Timothy Olyphant, a strong performer since his 1999 breakthrough as the creepy drug-dealer in Doug Liman's Go.
A movie that leaves a slimy trace of tackiness behind it.
At last I conclude by saying that the movie is somewhat decent in context to story and you will be entertained by the movie.

As I get to knew that Cristopher Nolan spend 10 years writing screenplays of Inception (2010) . It became no.1 on my wishlist. I watched it and Yes, I would say Nolan has created something with his unbelievably, incredibly and god- gifted mind which will blow the minds of the audience away.
There is only one word to describe the cinematography, the set designs and the special effects, and that is Exceptional! You don't just watch the scenes happening, you feel them. The movie is a real thrill ride. The action scenes are well picturised and the music by Hans Zimmer is electronically haunting. Never, in the runtime of the movie, you will get a chance to move your eyes from the screen to any other object.
Coming to acting, Leonardo, who is still popularly known for Jack Dawson played by him in Titanic, should be relieved as his role as Dom Cobb will be remembered forever. His performance may or may not fetch him an Oscar but it will be his finest performance till date. The supporting cast too did an extraordinary work.
Nolan's work is nothing less than a masterpiece and he deserves all the awards in the 'Best Director' category. If "Inception" is a metaphysical puzzle, it's also a metaphorical one: It's hard not to draw connections between Cobb's dream-weaving and Nolan's film making, intended to seduce us, mess with our heads and leave an ever-lasting impression.
To conclude, I would just say before your life ends, do yourself a favor by experiencing this exceptionally lucid classic movie and if you get the whole movie in just one watch, honestly you have some talent like Nolan. #mindBending #bestOfThriller #imaginative #psychologicalThriller