KILL Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph spoil Kill - a 2023 Indian Hindi-language action thriller film written and directed by Nikhil Nagesh Bhat.
Premise: During a train trip to New Delhi, a pair of commandos face an army of invading bandits.
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Cast:
Lakshya as Amrit
Raghav Juyal as Fani
Tanya Maniktala as Tulika
Abhishek Chauhan as Viresh
Ashish Vidyarthi as Beni
Adrija Sinha as Aahna
Harsh Chhaya as Baldev Singh Thakur
Avanish pandey as TTE
Parth Tiwari as Siddhi
Akshay Vichare as Ujala
Jitendra Kumar Sharma as Akhilesh Jha (RPF personnel)
Rupesh Kumar Charanpahari as Bishnu
Sahil Gangurde as Badlu
Priyam Gupta as Kulli
Vivek Kashyap as Mukund
Sameer Kumar as Bechan
Calib Logan as Brahmeshwar
Moses Marton as Murari
Reyazz as Surajbhan
Shakti Singh as Laddan
Cinematography by Rafey Mehmood
Edited by Shivkumar V. Panicker
Music by Vikram Montrose, Shashwat Sachdev, and Haroon-Gavin
Keywords: ending explained, reaction video, trailer, Lionsgate, Hurdang
I came out of the theater and immediately put this on in the car. I can’t even leave the parking lot until I’ve watched your review for whatever movie I’ve just seen. This has become my routine.
Sounds like a great routine!
I do this too lmao. Helps me get my thoughts together
I go immediately home post-theater to "mentally prepare", get snacks and a bev, and then get to the spoiler review!!!
Honestly, I felt the grief that the enemies experienced was something we don't see very often in western action. I found that kinda interesting.
Western people are less sympathetic Even towards their own family, don't we see how they hardly know about their own children after they tern 18 seems like animlistic nature doesn't feel like human , like how can you abandoned your own blood
The reason why those gang members were emotional and crying was because they were family.. fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins.. not simple gang buddies.. during the final fight sequence main antagonist Fani says to our hero "we killed 4 of ur family amd u killed 30 of ours".
Sorry in that last sentence he told 40 members
“Very handsome man…”
Agreed.
Yes we all Indian men look handsome 😊
@@raja-jl9oslol , I am Indian and I disagree.only 1-2% looks good
@@O2H3 handsome to m bhi nhi hu but bolne m kya jata h
@@raja-jl9os tumhara majak Banta h jhoot bolte ho to.
Yahi chahte ho kya, delete kardo comment ko
@@HrithikSD4368 bhai lakshay jese ladke india ki har gully m mil jaynge itna bhi badsurat nhi h log
thanks for the review! couple clarifications lads: the gang is a bunch of (fraternal) dacoits, they do this for a living, it’s a family-run business of volume if you will and hence is able to pay the bills and keep the lights on in their homes. They’re emotional bc they are merely petty thieves, and this was a robbery gone wrong, the stakes are high bc this is family blood being spilled. The passengers are generally quiet bc freezing, “playing dead”, are natural responses to fear (particularly for first class travellers). And Tulika’s fear of her father may seem irrational to you but this is a cultural norm in a country that perhaps hasn’t been able to shake off the patriarchy as far as certain western countries. Relationships with our fathers (for sons and daughters alike) are often distant, ambiguous, severely tilted power dynamic, you get it. The villain at the end is not fighting him like Md. Ali bc his father was just lit up like a human torch running through the train, he is obviously unsettled by his family dropping like flies before his very eyes. Nothing wrong with being derivative, the movie is clearly popular bc violence and action are classic and timeless, and the kills are absolutely brutal, no one cares a damn that it took long to tie up the corpses and that there was no fire truck. Easter egg btw: fani’s name means venomous and amrit’s name means nectar 😊
How are they pretty thieves though? From what I recall they were already slicing people up. And the father part confused me because he’s said to be tough but throughout the movie we didn’t see much toughness from him. Maybe my expectations are different due to cultural differences. But this whole movie was very unexpected. Especially her dying in the middle of the movie 😟
@@ShelbieMua Since you're unfamiliar with the kind of decoits/thiefs this movie is parodying, check out the movies:
*_Gangs of Wasseypur_*_ - Part 1 & 2_
Those movies won't be as confusing for you as Kill was, since it's a grounded, character-focused, gangster (not action) movie, based on true events.
Plus, after you are finished, Kill's bad guys will start to make more sense.
Gangs of Wasseypur is a single story split into 2 movies, kinda like Kill-Bill. The 1st movie serves as the back-story to set up the main conflict in #2, but they are both really good crime/mafia movies, especially #2.
@@ShelbieMua thanks KindlingEffect, banging movie recs. hey Shelbie, the only true purpose of those dacoits is to steal everything you have. they’re like pirates. except they don’t care to kill people. the weapons are to threaten them. killing makes things messy, makes them more likely to be caught bc they are not polished assassins. because they lack scruples, they will wield those weapons if necessary to protect their interests. Fani the main villain was arrogant and reckless when he killed someone, not to mention the daughter of an influential man. in India, a powerful father does not need to be strict with his children or rough with criminals. he uses his power, influence, resources and money to control people and situations. ALSO - if you recall, Fani’s father tells Fani off for violating his “dacoit principles”, which presumably were against killing innocent people. the killing the dacoits did after was bc things got messy after Fani killed Tulika and things rapidly escalated.
@@ShelbieMuanext time pay attention
Came here to cleanse my palate after the painful experience of watching Axel F.
Even The Woman King had white female writers and a cute queen director.
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Just watched this in Hindi and read the subtitles here and there, they were not very accurate. I think they were trying to make them relatable to English speakers, but did not do a very good job.
Yes. Especially like them mentioning Muhammed Ali, felt pretty random and took me out of the movie for a moment.
Not all subtitles are accuate
ty for the review! just to add to my last comment: in India, a powerful father does not need to be strict with his children or rough with criminals. he uses his power, influence, resources and money to control people and situations. hope this helps!
There are way more violent films than this, but, why even remake? There is now à large population of Indians in the NA. Bollywood films are more released stateside? Why not jump on as an extra dustributor and wide releas?
Kinda wish this was a crossover w/ The Machine (2023) so the train hijacker final boss fight was Amrit vs Bert Kreischer.
Only if Amrit does Bart in at the end.
@@Sarah.6.6.6. Exactly!
Kalki will be killed by Kill 😂
I wish Fish Jelly would review Kalki 2898, the most expensive Indian film ever made
Kuch bhi 😂😂
I mean seriously kalki haven't been born yet kill is killed already😂
@@pawanrai2332 i enjoyed kill more than kalki
Kalki first half was so boring
@@lajjashankarpandeykalki has many unnecessary cliché commercial element which would test the tolerance of audience unlike KILL which is too adhered to its core violence theme and action... But kalki had huge scale whis is new to indian audience unlike foereigners therefore they most propably would like kill more than kalki
I wish I could get desensitized to violence. I miss so many shows and movies because I'm too wimpy!
There was crime petrol episode made on the real life story on indian television and lakshya and many of cast and Crew came from indian tv industry won't be superice if one of them worked on that crime petrol episode because that episode was also very badasss
Joseph you were so funny at the beginning asking if your quote was shady. Sometimes you and Nick are shady in a good and entertaining way. All of your fans would not want you and Nick any other way.
Is it like John wick vs Darjeeling unlimited?
The WHITE'IST comment I have ever seen
Actually some of the dialogues absolutely do not translate at all. The dialogues were damn good
I have seen today in Sydney I really enjoyed the movie ❤❤
All of your comments relate to even John Wick and movies of like kind. These are unrealistic sequence of activities which are quintessential to their narrative. If you have problems with those sequences, I want to know your favorite action movie. 😊
There was crime petrol episode made on the real life story on indian television and lakshya and many of cast and Crew came from indian tv industry won't be superice if one of them worked on that crime petrol episode because that episode was also very badasss
‘All of these passengers [on the train] are just standing around like they’re waiting for the bus’. 🤣🚂🚌
This sounds like THE CASSANDRA CROSSING meets MIDNIGHT EXPRESS meets MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS meets SUPERBUS meets RUNAWAY TRAIN meets DIE HARD meets TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE . . . but with super attractive Indian models turned actors doing ultra-violence and no breakaway shots of people dancing on the Egyptian pyramids or the Sydney opera house or in the Alps. 🤣
The title gets high marks for having honesty - seems like "constant action" craving fans will appreciate - it's Joseph and Nick's target audience for this movie to succeed!
I give the film credit for being a Raid-esque type film in such a small, clastrophobic area. In the trailer, you never know that the main character has a partner helping him. To me John Wick is gunshot after gunshot after gunshot. It gets boring after a while. This movie has the creative kills like the lighter fluid scene and the extinguisher scene. You’re right about the trailer, don’t show so much.
Chad Stahelski (john wick) actually bought the rights for a hollywood remake of this
Based on the real story
They need to be careful in the remake. Like the original SECRET IN THEIR EYES, some of the cultural elements make the film more unique
Enormous fun as our lead guy stabs, slashes, and gouges his way through a train-full of the worst-dressed baddies in recent cinema.
Ya'll should check out AAVESHAM
One of the best film this year
This movie was awesome. Gen such a good time to watch.
Dont miss Kalki
Well done my India❤❤
Bishnu Shrestha fought with 40 robbers on a train from Ranchi to save a girl who was going to be raped in front of everyone on the train, he was an Indian soldier from the Gurkha regiment, He killed three of them in the fight and injured eight others. The remaining robbers feared Bishnu's brave attack and fled the scene. This movie is based on real events with just movie plots.
Did he also propose to her in a bathroom? If so then why 😭
Saw this last night enjoyed every second of it this is third movie I saw in my life time takes place on train whole movie thieves deserve what was coming to them they didn’t kill people this situation will not have been violent.,
I did t like bringing up Batman and Spider-Man I get that part but didn’t fit movie to much I was only one in theater watching this no ass holes on cellphones texting nice peaceful how movie theater experience should be no fucking cellphones on during movie
Ok so I need to watch thid
Company that produces John wick has decided to remake the kill