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You can only save ONE Tamil movie soundtrack. Which one survives?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 4 days ago
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Which Indian movie had the strongest interval block?
Some Indian movies completely change gears after the interval and become much more intense in the second half.
A few that come to mind:
- Vikram
- Baahubali
- Enthiran
- Drishyam
Which movie do you think had the best interval block or second-half transition?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 4 days ago
▲ 5 r/KollyClub
Which Indian movie became better with time after release?
Some movies get mixed reactions when they release but slowly become cult classics over time.
A few examples people often mention:
Sometimes audiences appreciate certain movies much more years later compared to their original release.
Which Indian movie do you think aged surprisingly well after release?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 5 days ago
▲ 7 r/KollyClub
Has OTT improved Indian cinema or made movies feel less special?
Before OTT became huge, going to theatres felt like a major event for big releases.
Now audiences have:
- unlimited streaming
- faster releases
- shorter attention spans
At the same time, OTT also gave space for:
- experimental storytelling
- smaller films
- new actors/directors
Do you think OTT ultimately improved Indian cinema, or did it reduce the excitement around movies?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 10 days ago
▲ 13 r/KollyClub
You can only save ONE Tamil movie soundtrack. Which one survives?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 11 days ago
▲ 169 r/KollyClub
Which Indian movie had the strongest interval block?
Some Indian movies completely change gears after the interval and become much more intense in the second half.
A few that come to mind:
- Vikram
- Baahubali
- Enthiran
- Drishyam
Which movie do you think had the best interval block or second-half transition?
u/Critical-Movie-2050 — 12 days ago