When a group attempts to rob a bank, they discover that a robbery is already in progress and is being directed by someone who appears to be insane. Who is this mysterious man, and what drives him?
The first few sequences of this movie dig right into the plot, keeping us on the edge of our seats as it shows us events as they are happening in real-time and introduces characters along the way. Thus, the film's inciting incident—a bank robbery—is the first thing we see. Manju and ajith had such a strong and believable connection and chemistry together. The artists all delivered faultless performances, which was their greatest strength.
Thunivu's tempo is what you notice initially about it. The breakneck pace is used to transition between scenes, and occasionally we wonder if editor Vijay Velukutty is speeding up the action by 1.5x. This requires some time to get used to, just as Ghibran's constant background music does. Thunivu's tempo is what you notice initially about it.
This requires some time to get used to, just as Ghibran's constant background music does. Vinoth continues to cram the screenplay with all the details he must have discovered while composing the movie. He gives us a lot of information, covering everything from how financial frauds are carried out to what happens to the money that people deposit in a bank. Given how quickly the movie moves, some of this even passes right over our heads.
The parts, though, where ajith breaks loose and acts in a more anti-heroic manner are what give the movie its high points. The actor simply dominates the moments, putting on a fun, extravagant performance that gets the spectators whistling. In one scenario, manju warrier gets to play a role and enjoys a great mass moment.
I'd gladly contend that "Thunivu" is the best pure action movie ever created. Every action enthusiast should not miss this movie since it is the epitome of what action movies should be.
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The first few sequences of this movie dig right into the plot, keeping us on the edge of our seats as it shows us events as they are happening in real-time and introduces characters along the way. Thus, the film's inciting incident—a bank robbery—is the first thing we see. Manju and ajith had such a strong and believable connection and chemistry together. The artists all delivered faultless performances, which was their greatest strength.
Thunivu's tempo is what you notice initially about it. The breakneck pace is used to transition between scenes, and occasionally we wonder if editor Vijay Velukutty is speeding up the action by 1.5x. This requires some time to get used to, just as Ghibran's constant background music does. Thunivu's tempo is what you notice initially about it.
This requires some time to get used to, just as Ghibran's constant background music does. Vinoth continues to cram the screenplay with all the details he must have discovered while composing the movie. He gives us a lot of information, covering everything from how financial frauds are carried out to what happens to the money that people deposit in a bank. Given how quickly the movie moves, some of this even passes right over our heads.
The parts, though, where ajith breaks loose and acts in a more anti-heroic manner are what give the movie its high points. The actor simply dominates the moments, putting on a fun, extravagant performance that gets the spectators whistling. In one scenario, manju warrier gets to play a role and enjoys a great mass moment.
I'd gladly contend that "Thunivu" is the best pure action movie ever created. Every action enthusiast should not miss this movie since it is the epitome of what action movies should be.
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