Hoping for a Super-Hit/Blockbuster ..Quote:
Originally Posted by PG2010
Hoping for a Super-Hit/Blockbuster ..Quote:
Originally Posted by PG2010
This Guy seems to be very neutral. So far only Positive reviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by PG2010
Remaking films are quite difficult. You need to have good casting and detailing to get that flavour correct to meet that particular audiences expectations. They have done a good research part about the story backdrop (Nellai) which should be somewhat similar to original version (Drishyam) to get that authenticity !!
Super...definitely this week end watch...Quote:
Originally Posted by nsv
One more positive review.
http://www.onlykollywood.com/papanasam-movie-review/
Ramnisha
@ImNishaRam
18m
#Papanasam Kamal hassan lived in the story with well natural elements..Last 45 minutes legendary...Mark 4/5..Must watch
Radha.M
@ImRadhaBca
13m
Finished #Papanasam ...Good remake ends in very good ending.Kamal hassan voie is extraordinary.Very realistic performance.Kudos to team
Overseas thaikulangalin paarattu mazhaiyil PN
Tweet from mohanlol s die hard fan
Radha.M
@ImRadhaBca
25m
Kamal is better than Mohanlal performance at many parts particularly in emotions ....Some changes in characters also worked #Papanasam
http://madrasink.com/2015/07/03/papa...-the-original/
The reviewer praises it sky-high and answers the worry about the length of the film.
Bestest review above link!
http://madrasink.com/2015/07/03/papa...-the-original/
Jeetu Joseph’s Papanasam, his Tamil remake of his own Drishyam, never feels three hours long. In fact, it’s an extremely riveting thriller drama
The interval was hijacked with the screening of an entire 106 minute long Second Hand Husband because Dharmendra, whose family owned Sunny Super Sound, was there himself and the second half started at 6 p.m and the show ended at 7.30! Yet, instead of being exhausted, the audience was applauding the film. “This was the first time I clapped during a press show,” as a critic friend admitted.
The first half is the experienced reality. Life. Facts. Truth.
And the second is the constructed reality. Movies. Fiction. Lies.
As Papanasam launches into this story-telling game, it becomes a meta-film about the power of movies to educate, enrich and empower people from the remotest towns and villages in the country. It’s a great homage to cinema and a must watch for movie buffs.
Even if you have read Devotion of Suspect X or watched Suspect X… actually, especially if you have read or watched the debatable source of influence, you would appreciate this a lot more because Jeetu Joseph not only makes it his own film but makes it a film that’s essentially our own.
Lovely review for PN.
http://madrasink.com/2015/07/03/papa...-the-original/
A film about our love for lies. For fiction. And movies