1.) Katsute Kami Datta Kemono-tachi e

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“Katsute Kami Datta Kemono-tachi e”, aka, “To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts” is based upon a manga series by Maybe that started just after Maybe finished “Dusk Maiden of Amnesia”. Maybe actually started two new manga series simultaneously at the end of Dusk Maiden and I felt at the time that he had probably split himself too thinly in doing this. I lost interest in both manga series fairly quickly (the second manga was “Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari”, an isekai harem fantasy) but I decided to give the first episode of Abandoned a try just in case that the anime team might do something different and better with the story. Well, the anime team did do something different – they started the anime during the War that is in the past in the manga and only at the very end of the episode does the audience see the opening scene from the manga. However, this change didn’t make things better. The handling of the story in the anime was very clumsy and heavy-handed. There is too much exposition. There is too much overacting. There is no sense of subtlety. In any event, I saw no reason to expect that things will get better so I am dropping the series and my final rating is C.

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY FELLOW AMERICANS!!! My international friends from Australia, Brazil, and France greeted me Happy 4th of July so that was awesome Yes, AX (Anime Expo) is this weekend... I never go to those usually... I live close to the area though. In case you don't know, according to their website, "Anime Expo is the largest celebration of Japanese pop culture in North America!" Yes, in Los Angeles, California, which is where I am from yesyes. Just felt like mentioned that, since this is an anime blog after all idk I kind of feel like changing my profile picture, but I don't know what to change it to Also yeah I've been addicted to Tumblr again recently. No idea why either, but I guess that's why I don't post as much here as I did weeks ago? idk

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(originally posted in a thread about adaptation deviations from the source material) Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm (a.k.a. "Aokana: Four Rhythm Across the Blue") is originally a romance visual novel set against backdrop of characters engaging with each other in the fictional sport of Flying Circus. The lead character is a boy who has a history with the sport but who doesn't play anymore, and I think even in the VN he ends up coaching the other characters instead. And there are four romanceable girls (let's call them "new girl", "girl who plays for fun", "girl who tags along with girl B", and "freshman girl at neighboring but better school"). And yes, you can end up in bed with each of them. For the anime series... instead of picking a route, or making a harem story without picking a route, or picking a fifth route, or portraying multiple routes (a la Yosuga no Sora), the anime series just makes it not about romance altogether. There are possible hints of romance if you look for them, but they're very definitely not the focus. Instead, the series focuses on the sport. A lot of detail is shown of how the people approach the sport, the strategy involved, the various techniques they use and what those techniques are called and what effects they have, and so on. The story is primarily about the new girl discovering her love and talent for the sport, and how she faces and responds to the challenges and experiences of her life with the school's Flying Circus team. But the show also gives time to the male lead, exploring his personal history with the sport. And it also explores the journeys of the girl who plays for fun (how she responds to the pressures of competing), and the girl who tags along with aforementioned girl (who gradually developers her own enjoyment of and knack for the sport, growing more independent of her self-designated senpai). The girl from the neighboring school moves in next door to the male lead and gets a couple "accidentally naked" gag moments early on, but the bulk of her characterization is about her becoming a close friend of another one of the characters, and growing a camaraderie between the schools. And the other students from that girl's school, particularly their #1 and #2, are important characters, as well as the main school's team prez(?) and manager and also their teacher sponsor(?). And finally, there's eventually another character who is arguably added to the "harem" by the end that isn't actually a harem (because it's not a group of girls surrounding the male lead for romance purposes) but is actually just a group of FC players who feel strong bonds of friendship with each other such that they'd get together for a photo when hanging out. I really liked my journey through this. I legit want to get myself a pair of grav-shoes to play Flying Circus. It just feels so fun, in a very pleasant, happy way. I later discovered that the VN was a romance VN and I was downright confused, how could a romance story even make sense here, with this story and with these characters. It would feel shoehorned, in my opinion. I guess it's possible, obviously, but I think that that would feel tacked onto everything else that I know about this setting. And frankly speaking some of the characters seem a bit young for me to imagine them really getting so deep into romantic relationships -- on the other hand given their age I'd honestly more so expect them to behave like they did in the TV show (e.g. with the two underclass students from different schools becoming close friends). I can see a romance blooming between the male lead and some of these romanceable characters, but it would make more sense as either something that grows out of a more extensive personal relationship beyond the scope of this story (e.g. the male lead and the "new girl" becoming romantically involved after their coach/athlete relationship has become a thing they're both comfortable with), or a random factor like "one day I suddenly felt very attracted to you" and then stuff happens.

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Posted on Facebook [24/2/2018]: Clannad, Clannad After Story Review A simultaneous microcosm and macrocosm. Even the greatest of stories have only one of the two. By these terms I mean, how the social life of Tomoya and all the people associated to him refer to the world itself, its hopes and destiny; and how the entire alternate world (the one with winter and small lights) refer to a single person Ushio and her relationship to her father. The small lights refer to the connections Tomoya had in the real world, after every good thing, there was a connection. Remember how in "Before Sunrise" the girl said if God exists it doesn't exist inside us, but in the connection or contact between us. This "contact" after every arc of Clannad resulted in the formation of those orbs of light. These formed the basis of Ushio's world. When she died, the whole world was destroyed but an alternate reality was shown where they all were happy. These contacts between people create newer universes with various probabilities. Hence, those orbs of light were all universes, each with a different kind of future. When Ushio travelled through the snow with that robot made of garbage (Tomoya with all his brokenness), they reached the point of that final orb or universe where at last they could all be together. Travelling through that snow implied how they had to go from universe to universe searching for the ideal one, collecting pieces of garbage (non-ideal universes, causing more brokenness) throughout the journey. Tomoya felt he shouldn't have communicated with Nagisa at all, but later he realized that those communications were what made all those alternate universes possible, hence he was happy at last, and accepted his life. Criticism The only reason why I am not rating Clannad higher, is because it is entirely centered to a family and school life. If the microcosm were a little more relevant, I think it could have been better. There were hardly any reference to historical, political, social circumstances, add to that Tomoya living in Nagisa's house. Nagisa's parents are too good to be true. Everything in this story was dream-like. Where is the harshness of reality? Except people's deaths, which is extremely normal, there was nothing shown. Well, it's supposed to be a SOL, so people who rate according to genre will obviously rate it high, but I am a little more critical with narratives, hence, I can't rate it higher than 9.935. Note There is a reason why the girl was able to make a robot out of garbage. But the robot couldn't make a single thing. Ushio was the one who brought life into Tomoya after Nagisa's death. But Tomoya wasn't able to bring Ushio or Nagisa back to life. Everything broke in his hands. Hence, he was the robot made of broken things, had life, but couldn't give life to anything. It is just like us, human beings, who can only destroy but cannot create anything living. Everything deteriorates in our hands. Our lives, our relations, our environment, everything. Among all hopes, Clannad After Story also had a very depressing message to provide. And that makes it a great work. [But not a masterpiece]. What Was New In Those Works? I don't really think Clannad was a SOL. All other elements were added to it to make the "central idea" clear. That is why everything seemed so dream-like. Because the reality that was shown to us was just one of several multiverse. The "central idea" is this alternate reality (the world of lights and snow), the world that can be travelled. This is so new. I mean, multiverse concept is old, school-life is old, family melodrama is old, a ghost that only some people can see is old, gang wars are old, girl whose parents left her alone is old, cat representing a person is old (Poe's Black Cat), etc. But this world containing various multiverses, made through the contact of each people, that is unique and new. The alternate reality, or this new world, was shown to us as formed by the contact of Ushio and Tomoya. ("I am this world.") And the lights were the result of contact with the various people that surrounded them. This makes Clannad a very high-level sci-fi. They created the very space where multiverse exist. The space that is created by the contact of two extremely close people. And the multiverse in that space created by further contact with others. This was truly admirable of Jun Maeda. FAQs Usually, people interpret the ending as hopes winning over fate, but that is not so: I don't think the orbs of light represented the wishes and hopes of people. That would be too simple. I believe it was the contact each character had with Tomoya that resulted in the formation of multiple universes. Ushio and Tomoya travelled through that alternate reality in search of that perfect universe (among all those multiverse) where they could all be alive and happy. Those orbs of light represented various universes with various futures. "Contact" only happens after something important occurs between people. Each arc of Clannad achieved that "contact". It ain't a simple physical contact, but a spiritual contact. (Hence, the supernatural elements in the cat and Fuuko -- they made no sane logic, but were necessary to make us believe not everything happens according to logic. And that's not a fault, but a very intelligent move on the author's part.) And anyway, how can wishes and hopes create a universe? That is totally non-sensical. And if that was so, why did Ushio and the garbage-robot travel that wintry landscape for so long. The hopes should have provided them a universe instantly! And when those orbs were formed, Nagisa was still alive, so what hopes can one be talking about here? Multiverse concept itself is based on the fact that whenever a person is faced with a choice, each of those choices create universes with each choice being taken and resulting in a different future. That is exactly the orb of light. It wasn't caused by the characters hoping for anything. Each choice formulated more and more universe, hence this contact with more and more people made the multiverse. That's why in the beginning Tomoya was shown as a recluse who never got into contact with anyone. Remember in the end, Ushio said "feelings", not "hopes" or "wishes". Feelings come from contact, communication. That itself results in the formation of a multiverse. "Choice" is the key-word. After that Tomoya saw a vision in his mind that Nagisa was saying not to forget her no matter what awaited them. Then, that hazy portion meant he was entering the ideal universe. He woke up beside Nagisa, but she didn't know anything about his journey with Ushio in that alternate reality, that was Ushio herself, it was that space between Tomoya and Ushio and all the multiverse caused by them. And finally because of Ushio's feelings and her destroying of that space (which contained all the other non-ideal universes) the final universe was filled with light. Hence, this became the one true future. And happy ending. Posted on Facebook [19/6/2019]: (This is about the Nanako scene from Persona 4. In fact, P4 builds on and perfects the ideas of Clannad. Plus a lot more.) Clannad After Story Part 2 xD Not just this scene, but certain ideas about bonds and connections are similar. Instead of those lights, we have arcanes here. Whereas that was about multiverse, this is more about socializing. Posted on Facebook [27/5/2018]: (Hunter x Hunter 2011 review) The first thing that will strike any reader/viewer of this manga/anime is its utterly disgusting premise. A boy whose father has abandoned him, yet one who expects his son to follow on his footsteps just as he has laid it out for him. We find this recurring theme of severed and mutilated family ties throughout the story, whether it's the second most important character, Killua, or someone not all that significant in the Chimera Ant arc as the don of an underground organization. Even Kurapika is out to avenge his clan who were wiped out by a secret organization who don't give a damn about killing people, yet make so much fuss when their own team members are killed. Even in the beginning of the anime, we find Hunter applicants dying just to clear one damn exam. The very ethics of this anime is fissured. Death is easier than clearing a game. But that's the point. All those episodes were just preparing us for the Chimera Ant arc where the queen ant can assimilate the characteristics of her prey to give birth to whole new species of ants. When she gives birth to human-like ants, they start behaving exactly like humans, to the very last characteristic. That's when the darkest of realities is portrayed. The inherent anarchy of humans were plaguing even the discipline-addict ants. HxH was definitely not a story of emotions or much relevance, till that arc came around. That was practically the most important arc in the whole history of anime. I was lauding Togashi for his imagination in creating such an anime, but this time, I just had to praise his vision. And what a dark vision of the world. Death didn't form any significance in this anime. It was all about the harshness and unfairness of life. There was one scene that particularly stayed with me. When Kurapika was returning from the auction carrying the Scarlet eyes only to hand it over to his master, that aghast look on his eyes. Even though the Troupe was actually not dead, but let's assume that. Kurapika has no purpose. That Don too had no purpose except to make all humans pay. Same goes for Killua, who was only living for his friend, Gon. Again, a pretty weird outlook on the concept of friendship. This anime is so much in contrast with usual shounen stuff, or any kind of story in fact, that at one point you would easily be inclined to discard it as an insane and bitter story with nothing of importance to tell you or make you grow. But that's where you'd be going wrong. This anime makes you reconsider your way of rating or criticizing a work. Every ideal you had in your balance is changed with something so real, you won't be able to stand it. And especially when, all throughout the anime, there won't be one moment, you would actually want to stop watching or actually feel disgusted at the moment. That will only happen after you have finished watching and thinking back on it. The story has a weird magic to it. It has everything to make it a simple shounen, yet it has nothing of the essence of a shounen. It makes you wonder how you can so easily adapt yourself to watch something so disgusting, until the actual realization kicks in. You are what they are portraying there: ethicless, purposeless, beyond cure and redemption. Posted on Facebook [27/6/2018]: How many of you actually see the resemblance of the 4th great ninja war of Naruto Shippuden and the last two episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion? The returning to the primal womb in NGE is the exact same thing as the returning of all chakra beings to the Divine Tree. The Mother of all creations or Kaguya. Obito Uchiha here is the same character that wants peace as Gendo Ikari wants all to return to the state of beginning. Destroying, manipulating whatever the hell they want to achieve their aim. Best antiheroes, here you have them. The point is, one succeeds, the other doesn’t. NGE achieves the aim. Though I’d have liked Rei to survive instead of Asuka, as that’d have led to a beginning with a hollow mother, or rather an empty Genesis, thus rendering (or rather, underlining) the meaninglessness of life. But that didn’t happen, which confuses me. Similar thing happened in NS. Team 7 saves the world. Or rather, humanity will not perish even if God needs to be sealed. There are many who say the war was one of the worst portions in the anime as there are many who say the last two episodes were over the top. But I believe the exact opposite. It was the war that made the greatest impact to NS. Every character coming back from the underworld, emphasizing the frailty of souls, the replaceable quality of all beings (remember Ritsuko and her mom?), and not to say of the White Zetsu, the ultimate example of the living dead (who could copy anyone's chakra). And the last two episodes were beyond perfection. NGE was a masterpiece even before those two. With its huge arrays of symbolism, there were so many philosophies being juggled I can’t even detail them right now, but I was in awe. And I got most of them, it was tremendous. And then came those two. Perfection over perfection. No doubt it’s the most debated anime of recent years. NS obviously plays the cards differently. With emphasis on the soul being carried by the one influenced by it, and not the one that was brought artificially by Kabuto’s jutsu. Thereby giving a positive aspect to the replaceability. (or should I say inheritance?) Well, my point is, it is important to analyze a work properly before putting forth an opinion of it. If you do not understand it, leave it or work hard to get it, don’t pretend to know it all, when you obviously do not. [continued later] Both are mines of ideas, one is just existentialist in nature, while the other is nihilist. Of course, NGE is finer because of the surrealist approach and having achieved so much in so little episodes compared to the huge number episodes of NS. But then, there was so much more in NS because of that length. It’s useless to compare which is better, as both of them had important things to impart, just in different ways. But I’d prefer NGE because of its release date, and concentration of plot. Posted on Facebook [21/7/2018]: (This is based on the idea of how Meruem takes in the consciousness of so many beings and becomes a higher being, like that primordial soup. But even then, ends up with an ego and falls for Komugi, and later dies a humane being.) the soul is inconsumable we can not eat something without isolating the soul from it first which takes us to the cause that the purpose is to make all souls one if we can't even make two souls one how can we make all and so the primordial womb is nothing but false hope nothing can ever fill the hole P. S.: Hunter x Hunter 2011's Chimera Ant arc tried to do exactly that but in the end, failed because of the humans. Humans don't want nothingness as shown in Neon Genesis Evangelion. They cherish individuality even if there is pain and that gaping hole of misunderstanding. [continued later] In NGE, we find everyone trying to fill their emptiness by trying to become one with others. Their perspective of the consciousness (or soul, if you like) was as if it were a clump of slime. The real consciousness is more like a piece of a puzzle. Each piece is part of one particular puzzle, which you cannot solve. Trying to bring other pieces of other puzzles in one work will only cause chaos and not understanding in any way. That's why the Primordial Soup is an impossibility. The soup is actually a puzzle with unfit pieces cluttered up. Individuality, emptiness, these are our only reality. There can be no empathy, and no oneness in anything. The utmost that can happen is a singularity, a black hole that will consume everything. But no understanding of any kind. And yes, each of our puzzles are bound to be incomplete, but doesn't mean we need to fill it towards stagnation. There are infinite possibilities. And Picasso's art is definitely an example of that kind. I watched Caligula some time back. Just realized it was also playing with a similar concept. When you reach this scene from ep 12, you'll realize what I'm trying to say. (The scene is when the other world disintegrates. The ideal world is nullified. "This is for the best.") The concept of diversity as opposed to uniformity regarding happiness, sadness and other psychological standpoints is something both Neon Genesis Evangelion and Caligula has explored. Also Naruto Shippuden and Hunter x Hunter incorporated such ideas and turned them to good use in The 4th Great Ninja War and The Chimera Ant arc. Even Psycho Pass is entirely based on that particular concept. And as you guessed it, The Matrix too. If you don't see the similarity then you didn't get any of these. XD Neon Genesis Evangelion -> Hametsu no Mars : Extremely poor copy. NGE is zillion times better. Neon Genesis Evangelion -> Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch : Only technically inspired by NGE. Concepts are entirely different. Naruto -> Hunter x Hunter (2011) : Naruto + Naruto Shippuden is basically Hunter x Hunter (2011) but better written. Akira -> Shinsekai Yori : The devastating aspects of psychic powers. The political turmoil resulting from such power. [Umm, how do I put it? If you've seen both series, you'll notice how "MU" defined happiness; Very similar to Obito's view of peace. It's a philosophical similarity rather than a surface similarity. Also if I wrote it like this it'd be a definite spoiler. That's why I wrote it like I wrote it. But if it doesn't meet the guidelines, I've no problem. You see, all these series I mentioned are interconnected by their philosophy rather than by their plot. I can understand how a shounen compared to a psy thriller might sound funny. But this wasn't a troll.] Posted on Facebook [15/1/2019]: I love how in Guilty Crown, they've used the term "void" for desire manifestations. Destroying the void kills the person. Destroying the void means filling one with meaning. And then there's a purpose to die. Desires are then not purpose, but rather a meaningless striving for something impossible. The "rock that started it all" works as a psychoanalytic device, intensifying the desires of a person. All kinds of complexes evolve in the person affected by it. They can even see the dark side of people. Mana/Eve is probably the most important character, representing the all-encompassing female fantasy, juxtaposed against the meekness (NGE's Shinji xD) of Shu, the male id. Also, the father figure is dead (ref to Blue Velvet). This rock basically frees the id, the superego is lost. As seen in Mana. As a constrast, Shu when he became a tyrant was completely overwhelmed by the superego. He lost his own identity. Inori (who became more substantial after she was filled with half of Mana's soul) again appears like Rei, a soulless being. Her fantasies, desires are all muddled (yet a freaking sword!) creating an almost surreal effect. When she lies, when she tells the truth, becomes a psychological concern (and the music, a philosophical one*) and throughout the anime, there isn't a single overstatement. Everything is kept as subtle as possible. I wish it was slightly more artistic like Bergman, but can't really blame them, they made it far more interesting than NGE, it'd be too much to ask them to be deeper. The role of memories and intense psychological study of so many characters, coupled with an intriguing political thriller, makes it an incredibly enjoyable watch (wish it had less fan service). There were a lot of plot twists and the cleverness of the plot (although sometimes felt too much) was what I had wanted for a long time. Pretty much the reason I hated Erased, albeit the suspense. All in all, it is very much deserving of a 9.953/10, can't really see the reason behind its low rates in MAL. Do watch. It's by Production I.G. of the NGE fame. *ref Tarkovsky; Zizek's ideas on Chaplin, Lynch, etc. Similar works: Parasyte, Monster, Berserk, NGE (Neon Genesis Evangelion), Code Geass, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, etc. P. S.: This review is for only until ep 16. After that, there are a lot of plot twists, don't wish to spoil. If we analyse the "void" philosophy further, we come to the conclusion that the only way to live is to transfer our desires to someone who can bear it. It gets pretty complex after that. Can't analyse in such short space. Posted on Facebook [after watching two episodes of C&T]: (Posted on MAL first but it got removed.) The Carole & Tuesday review that was taken down from MAL for being too early. xD Depth: 2/2 Importance: 2/2 Relevance: 2/2 Artistry: 1/2 Imagination: 1/2 Total: 8/10 Coming from the creator of Terror In Resonance, Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo, I was naturally pretty hyped for this. And it didn't disappoint at all. A futuristic society where music by AI have replaced music by humans. Just like Blade Runner, where the essence of humanity (memories, compassion, etc) is questioned, here also, the question settles on the warmth of music. Music is a humane art (the point of the story, I believe). Or at least, a living art (birds, insects, etc). But there is a catch here too. Because nature is full of music (clouds, rain, winds through leaves, etc). And as we have already come across the fact that robots/androids also have emotions (from Blade Runner), is their music really not comparable to human music? After all, since they do hit. But the antagonist here shows no warmth (unlike the alarm owl). He is unfeeling despite being human. Irony? The two protagonists, Carole and Tuesday, want to reach people through their human feelings. The first song itself is named, "The Loneliest Girl". A society with so much comfort, yet everyone is pretty disjoint, stealing, drinking, anonymous. Loneliness is dormant, has to be. People naturally cannot understand one another. But then that scene where Carole is singing (without words), but it reaches Tuesday, she cries. Reminds of "Everybody Wants Some!!" by Linklater, where the wisecracker talks about how humans could communicate psychically, but then all these civilization and practices have ruined the innate reaching out of humans. No one understands. No one really feels. That's why these days, depression and melancholy is so common. Carole's background is sad, she has always been lonely, in fact, more pronounced because she's an orphan. And Tuesday, although born in a rich family, is lonely because her dreams are not given importance. (Also noticed how both Angela and Carole are forced by their affluent mothers.) The real and the facade are juxtaposed with the innocent duo and Angela. Angela herself plays with her managers, then accuses Tao of being inhumane. She can't really sing, she only has glamour. But she wants to become a popular and successful singer. She will not work hard for it, but will depend on Tao for electronically engineered "best" songs. She is ready to become a marionette for this. What can be more relevant to music industries today? The indie duo with real, from-the-heart music has 0 followers on Instagram. :3 The art and animation is beautiful. Especially the opening is so artistic (impressionist, I think). The sparking brightness of light and the dark shadows creates a wonderful contrast which has pretty much become the natural style of modern anime. And what to say of the music, Watanabe is famous for his music choice, Springsteen's Born To Run is a rock and roll classic and Lauper's True Colours is a favourite of mine. The opening song merges melody and rap so beautifully, it touched me so bad. And it was about changing the world. :) Pic: A scene from the anime that alludes to The Shining. xD (Several interesting things happen in the anime later. But don't wish to spoil. Enjoy. Loved certain philosophies of the Mars' Brightest contestants.)

My DIRAI list (way more critical than before): D – Depth I – Importance R – Relevance A – Artistry I – Imagination The numbers beside each entry pertain respectively to the DIRAI out of 2. The total gives the rating. Movies/Series (Acted/Animated): 10/10 (Legendary) 2001: A Space Odyssey (m) 22222 7 Years From Now (g*) 22222 8½ (m) 22222 Absurda (m) 22222 Aku No Hana (s) 22222 Alice In Wonderland (m) 22222 Alphaville (m) 22222 An Andalusian Dog (m) 22222 Angel’s Egg (m) 22222 Anthem Of The Heart (m) 22222 Antiporno (m) 22222 A Scanner Darkly (m) 22222 As Tears Go By (m) 22222 Before Trilogy (all) 22222 Belladonna Of Sadness (m) 22222 Berserk (all) 22222 Bhalo Theko (m) 22222 Birds Are Singing In Kigali (m) 22222 Black Swan (m) 22222 Blade Runner (all) 22222 Blue Velvet (m) 22222 Bob Dylan (all) 22222 Cache (m) 22222 Caligula (s) 22222 Children Who Chase Lost Voices (m) 22222 Chungking Express (m) 22222 City Lights (m) 22222 Clannad (all) 22222 Donnie Darko (m) 22222 Dune (m) 22222 Ender’s Game (m) 22222 Enter The Void (m) 22222 Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (m) 22222 Fallen Angels (m) 22222 Ghost In The Shell (all) 22222 Grave Of The Fireflies (m) 22222 Guilty Crown (all) 22222 Happy Together (m) 22222 Hotarubi No Mori E (m) 22222 Hour Of The Wolf (m) 22222 I’m Not There (m) 22222 Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade (m) 22222 Kikumana (m) 22222 Leonard Cohen (all) 22222 Life Of Pi (m) 22222 Made In Abyss (s) 22222 Maquia (m) 22222 Meghe Dhaka Tara (m) 22222 Mekakucity Actors (s) 22222 Melancholia (m) 22222 Mera Naam Joker (m) 22222 Mirza Ghalib (s) 22222 Moana (m) 22222 Monogatari Series (all) 22222 Monster (s) 22222 Mulholland Drive (m) 22222 Mushishi (all) 22222 My Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea (m) 22222 Naruto (all) 22222 Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind (m) 22222 Neon Genesis Evangelion (all) 22222 Norwegian Wood (m) 22222 Nostalghia (m) 22222 Now You See Me (all) 22222 Oblivion (m) 22222 One Piece (all) 22222 Paprika (m) 22222 Parasyte (s) 22222 Perfect Blue (m) 22222 Perfume (m) 22222 Persona (m) 22222 Persona 4 (all) 22222 Pervert’s Guide To Cinema (m) 22222 Planetarian Stargazer (m) 22222 Poetry (m) 22222 Psycho Pass (all) 22222 Roma (m) 22222 Serial Experiments Lain (s) 22222 Shinobugawa (m) 22222 Shinsekai Yori (s) 22222 Silence (m) 22222 Slacker (m) 22222 Spirited Away (m) 22222 Stalker (m) 22222 Summer With Monika (m) 22222 Suna No Onna (m) 22222 Taxi Driver (m) 22222 Texhnolyze (s) 22222 The Gold Rush (m) 22222 The Great Dictator (m) 22222 The Holy Mountain (m) 22222 The Kid (m) 22222 The Magician (m) 22222 The Matrix (all) 22222 The Orchid Gardener (m) 22222 The Pianist (m) 22222 The Sacrifice (m) 22222 The Silence (m) 22222 Three Colours (all) 22222 Through A Glass Darkly (m) 22222 Upstream Color (m) 22222 Van Gogh: Painted With Words (m) 22222 Veronika Decides To Die (m) 22222 Viridiana (m) 22222 Voice Of The Moon (m) 22222 Waking Life (m) 22222 Werckmeister Harmonies (m) 22222 Winter Light (m) 22222 Your Name (m) 22222 9/10 (Extraordinary) 5 cm/sec (m) 22221 Aar-Paar (m) 22212 Angels And Demons (m) 22212 Antony Firingee (m) 22212 Black (m) 22221 Captain Marvel (m) 22221 Colorful (m) 12222 Devilman Crybaby (s) 22212 Die Now (s) 22212 Dough And Dynamite (m) 22212 Fate/Zero (s) 22212 Garakowa Restore The World (m) 22212 Giovanni’s Island (m) 22212 Golpo Holeo Shotti (m) 21222 Guzaarish (m) 22221 Hunter x Hunter (all) 22212 Inception (m) 22221 Inside Out (m) 21222 Jana Aranya (m) 22221 Jatishwar (m) 22221 Joker Game (s) 22212 Looney Tunes (all) 12222 Modern Times (m) 22212 Moner Manush (m) 22212 My Dinner With Andre (m) 22212 Naboer (m) 21222 Pale Cocoon (m) 22221 Pink Panther (all) 12222 Sherlock (all) 22212 Spiderman (all) 22212 The Circus (m) 22212 The Dark Knight Trilogy (all) 22221 The Girl On The Train (m) 21222 The Tree Of Life (m) 22221 Zetsuen No Tempest (s) 22212 8/10 (Exceptional) Akira (m) 12212 A Poet's Life (m) 12221 A Tale Of Two Cities (m) 12212 Bakuman (all) 12212 Beyond Sleep (m) 21221 Bleach (all) 21212 Boyhood (m) 22211 Code Geass (all) 12212 Coherence (m) 21122 Constantine (m) 21221 Dead Poets Society (m) 12212 Death Note (s) 12212 Detective Conan (all) 12212 Doctor Strange (m) 21212 Everybody Wants Some!! (m) 22211 Eyes Wide Shut (m) 20222 Fullmetal Alchemist (all) 12212 Game Of Thrones (s) 12212 Goopy Bagha Phire Elo (m) 12221 Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (m) 12221 Grimgar (s) 22211 Haider (m) 22211 Heaven's Memo Pad (s) 12212 Heerak Rajar Deshe (m) 12221 Inferno (m) 12212 Interstellar (m) 22211 In Time (m) 12212 It (m) 21221 Kiki’s Delivery Service (m) 21212 Lu Over The Wall (m) 12212 Ojiisan No Lamp (m) 12212 One Punch Man (s) 21221 Oregairu (all) 21212 Prince Of Persia (m) 12212 ReLife (s) 12212 Rick & Morty (s) 21122 Se7en (m) 22211 Sherlock Holmes (all) 12212 Slumdog Millionaire (m) 12212 Source Code (m) 22211 Stree (m) 22211 The Game (m) 12212 The House Is Black (m) 22211 The Promised Neverland (s) 21212 The Story Of God With Morgan Freeman (s) 22211 Time Machine (m) 12212 True Tears (s) 20222 Young Kindaichi Files (all) 12212 7/10 (Excellent) Ajin (all) 12211 Akame Ga Kill (s) 12211 Aquatic Language (m) 21121 Attack On Titan (all) 12211 Avengers 2 (m) 12211 Avengers 3 (m) 12211 Captain America 3 (m) 12211 Carole & Tuesday (s) 12211 Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (m) 11212 Dareka No Manazashi (m) 12211 Guru (m) 12211 Haseena Parkar (m) 12211 Heat (m) 12211 Kabuliwala (m) 11212 Koe No Katachi (m) 12211 Kung Fu Panda (all) 11212 Loups=Garous (m) 12211 Minority Report (m) 12211 Naa Peru Surya, Naa Illu India (m) 12211 Paa (m) 12211 Puss In Boots (m) 11212 Rainbow (s) 12211 Rang De Basanti (m) 02212 Shakespeare In Love (m) 12211 Shawshank Redemption (m) 12211 Shiki (s) 21121 Taare Zameen Par (m) 11212 The End Of The F***ing World (s) 12211 The Godfather (all) 12211 The Great Gatsby (m) 11212 The Machinist (m) 11122 The Pursuit Of Happyness (m) 12211 The Terminal (m) 11212 War Of The Worlds (m) 12211 Your Lie In April (s) 11221 6/10 (Very Good) Ao Haru Ride (s) 11211 Awaara (m) 11211 B.A. Pass (m) 11211 Beyond The Clouds (m) 12210 Dil Chahta Hai (m) 11211 Fist Of Fury (m) 02211 Harry Potter (all) 11112 Heart Connect (s) 11211 Howl’s Moving Castle (m) 11112 Indiana Jones (all) 11112 James Bond (all) 02112 Jodha Akbar (m) 02211 Karas (s) 11211 Kheley Ham Jee Jaan Se (m) 02211 Lagaan (m) 02211 M. F. A. (m) 11211 Max Payne (m) 11121 Mission Impossible (all) 02112 Mod (m) 11211 OMG (m) 21201 Paper Towns (m) 11211 Poirot (s) 11211 Pulp Fiction (m) 11112 Suicide Squad (m) 11211 The Attacks Of 26/11 (m) 02211 The Big Lebowski (m) 11112 The Da Vinci Code (m) 11112 The Fault In Our Stars (m) 11211 The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (m) 11211 The Notebook (m) 11112 The Revenant (m) 12210 The Unborn (m) 11121 Thor (all) 11112 To Joy (m) 11211 Toradora (s) 11211 Velaikkaran (m) 02211 Welcome To NHK (s) 11112 5/10 (Good) 7500 (m) 10121 Another (s) 10121 Banjo (m) 01211 Bolt (m) 01211 Bombay Talkies (m) 11111 Brave (m) 11111 Deja Vu (m) 11111 Dhadak (m) 02210 Disclosure (m) 01211 Dredd (m) 11111 Drona (m) 11111 Everything Everything Everything (m) 11111 Frozen (m) 11111 Hal (m) 11111 Hulk (all) 11111 Ice Age (all) 01211 In The Heart Of The Sea (m) 11210 Jungle Book Shounen Mowgli (s) 11111 Jurassic World (all) 12110 Kahaani (all) 01112 Kuroko No Basuke (all) 10112 Lucy (m) 11111 Mangal Pandey (m) 01211 Mr. Bean (all) 11012 Mowgli (all) 11111 MS Dhoni: The Untold Story (m) 11111 Mughal-e-Azam (m) 11111 Munna Bhai (all) 11111 October (m) 11210 Orange (s) 11210 Pirates Of The Caribbean (all) 11111 Robocop (all) 11111 Rockstar (m) 11111 Sairat (m) 02210 Samurai Champloo (s) 01211 Scooby-Doo (all) 01112 Super 8 (m) 11111 Suzuka (s) 10211 Sweeney Todd (m) 11120 Talaash (m) 11111 The Butterfly Effect (m) 10211 The Hidden Face (m) 10112 The Hunger Games (all) 11111 The Shining (m) 10121 Titanic (m) 01211 Tokyo Ghoul (all) 11111 Veer Zaara (m) 11111 4/10 (Fine) 91 Days (s) 01111 Andhadhun (m) 01111 Around The World In 80 Days and other Jackie Chan films (all) 01111 Astonishing Lamp (m) 11101 Baagbaan (m) 11110 Badlapur (m) 01111 Bank Chor (m) 02110 Barfi (m) 10111 Bumm Bumm Bole (m) 11110 Casper (m) 10111 Chak De India (m) 01111 Chalk n Duster (m) 02200 Disturbia (m) 10111 Doraemon (all) 00112 Elementary (s) 01111 End Of Days (m) 11110 Erased (s) 01111 Fanaa (m) 11110 Final Destination (all) 10111 Freezing (all) 11101 Guardians Of The Galaxy 1 (m) 00112 Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 (m) 11011 I, Frankenstein (m) 10111 Iqbal (m) 10111 Kaala Patthar (m) 01111 Kara No Kyoukai 3 (m) 11110 Kites (m) 10111 Lafangey Parindey (m) 10111 Limitless (m) 01111 Man vs Wild and other such shows (s) 01111 Mirror Mirror (m) 10111 Mohenjo Daro (m) 01111 PK (m) 01210 Predestination (m) 10111 Pretty Woman (m) 10111 Psychic Detective Yakumo (s) 11110 Raazi (m) 01111 Rin: The Daughter Of Mnemosyne (s) 10111 Sarkar (all) 01111 Sex And The City (all) 01111 Sleepy Hollow (m) 10111 Suisei (m) 10111 Talent (m) 10111 The Canterville Ghost (m) 10111 The Day The Earth Stood Still (m) 11110 The Karate Kid (all) 10111 The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (m) 10111 The Mask (m) 10111 The Next Karate Kid (m) 10111 Toilet: Ek Prem Katha (m) 01111 When Marnie Was There (m) 10210 Young Black Jack (s) 01111 3/10 (Average) 2012 (m) 01110 3 Idiots (m) 00111 Aankhen (m) 01110 Aashiqui 2 (m) 10110 Adaalat (s) 00111 Aeon Flux (m) 10110 Aitraaz (m) 01110 Apocalypto (m) 01110 Avengers 4 (m) 00111 Baaghi 2 (m) 01110 Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice (m) 01110 Bedazzled (m) 11100 Bhavesh Joshi Superhero (m) 01110 Big Hero 6 (m) 00111 Captain America 1 (m) 01110 Captain America 2 (m) 01110 Chef (m) 00111 Chiriyakhana (m) 00111 Cowboy Bebop (all) 00111 Daily Lives Of High School Boys (s) 00111 Devil’s Double (m) 01110 Dracula Untold (m) 00111 Dunkirk (m) 01110 Edge Of Tomorrow (m) 10110 Fairy Tail (all) 00111 Goodachari (m) 01110 Hajime No Ippo (all) 00111 Halkaa (m) 01110 Handa kun (s) 00111 Helicopter Eela (m) 10110 High School DxD (all) 00111 Iblard Jikan (m) 00111 Iron Man (all) 01110 Ishaqzaade (m) 01110 Jazbaa (m) 01110 Journey To The Centre Of The Earth (m) 01101 Journey 2 The Mysterious Island (m) 01110 Joy Baba Felunath (m) 00111 Judge Dredd (m) 01110 Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gam (m) 00111 Kara No Kyoukai 4 (m) 10110 Kill Bill (all) 10011 Kiteretsu (all) 00111 Koi Mil Gaya (m) 00111 Kriti (m) 10101 Lady Of The Dynasty (m) 01110 Lakshya (m) 01110 Les Yeux Sans Visage (m) 10011 LOC (m) 01110 Luck (m) 10110 Manmarziyaan (m) 10110 Mirai Nikki (all) 10011 Original Sin (m) 10011 Other modern Feluda films (all) 00111 Percy Jackson (all) 00111 Pink (m) 01110 Pokemon (all) 00102 Primer (m) 00111 Rajneeti (m) 01110 Rambo (all) 01110 Ra.One (m) 10011 Shonar Kella (m) 00111 Son Pari (s) 10101 Swades (m) 00111 Taken (all) 01110 Te3n (m) 01110 Terror In Resonance (s) 01110 Tom & Jerry and other average cartoon shows (all) 00012 Total Recall (all) 00111 The Adventures Of Tintin (m) 00111 The Day After Tomorrow (m) 01110 The Last Waltz (m) 01110 The Mask Of Zorro (all) 01110 The Prestige (m) 10011 The Terminator (all) 00111 The Vow (m) 10110 Wonder Woman (m) 01011 2/10 (Bad) 300 (all) 00110 7 Khoon Maaf (m) 00110 Agneepath 2 (m) 00110 Ahalya (m) 00011 Amar Akbar Anthony (m) 00101 Baby’s Day Out (m) 00011 Bahubali (all) 01100 Bhoothnath (all) 00110 Big Fat Liar (m) 00011 Blue Lagoon (all) 10010 Bunty Aur Babli (m) 00101 Caligula (m) 01100 Chef (m) 00110 Crook (m) 01100 Cupid’s Chocolates (s) 00110 Dazed And Confused (m) 00110 Deadpool (m) 00011 Death Race (all) 00110 Despicable Me (all) 00011 Devdas (m) 00110 Devil’s Riddle (s) 10010 Dhamaal (all) 00011 Dhoom (all) 00110 Don (all) 00110 Dragon Ball Z (all) 00011 Dus (m) 00110 Enter The Dragon (m) 00110 Entrapment (m) 00110 Epic (m) 01010 Eraser (m) 00110 Fantastic Four (all) 00011 Fire and Ice: The Dragon Chronicles (m) 01100 FLCL (s) 10001 Friends With Benefits (m) 00110 Fuuka (s) 00110 Garden Of Words (m) 00110 Genius (m) 01100 Guide (m) 00110 Hagemaru (all) 00101 Hansel And Gretel (m) 00011 Hantsuki (s) 10100 Himouto! Umaru-chan (s) 00101 Home Alone (all) 00011 Inuyashiki (s) 00110 Jab Tak Hain Jaan (m) 00110 Jayanta Bhai Ki Love Story (m) 00110 Jo Jeeta Vahi Sikandar (m) 00110 Jolly LLB (m) 01100 Jolly LLB 2 (m) 01100 Jumanji (m) 00011 Jurassic Park (all) 00011 Kaho Na Pyar Hai (m) 00110 Kara No Kyoukai 2 (m) 00110 Kemurikusa (s) 10100 Kiss Of The Dragon (m) 00110 Kochikame (all) 00011 Krrish (m) 00110 Kuchh Naa Kaho (m) 00110 Liar Liar (m) 00110 Main Hoon Na (m) 00101 Mann (m) 00110 Man Of Steel (m) 00110 Noir (s) 00110 Non-Stop (m) 01010 OK Jaanu (m) 00110 OK Kanmani (m) 00110 Ong Bak (all) 00110 Other Martial Arts films (all) 01100 P2 (m) 00110 Predator (all) 00110 Prison School (s) 00011 Race (all) 00110 Raju Chacha (m) 00110 Requiem For A Dream (m) 01100 Richie Rich (m) 00101 Sanju (m) 01100 School Days (all) 00110 Seiren (s) 00110 Seven Deadly Sins (all) 00110 Shinchan (all) 00101 Spread (m) 00110 Stuart Little (all) 00011 Taarzan: The Wonder Car (m) 00110 The Amazing Spiderman (all) 00011 The BFG (m) 00110 The Bone Collector (m) 00110 The Burning Train (m) 00110 The Butterfly Effect 2 (m) 00110 The Butterfly Effect 3 (m) 00011 The Exorcist (m) 00110 The Expendables (all) 00110 The Girl Next Door (m) 00110 The Glass House (m) 00110 The Incredibles (all) 00110 The Mummy (all) 00110 The Phone Booth (m) 00110 The Transporter (all) 00110 Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic (m) 00110 Thoonga Vanam (m) 00110 Tomorrowland (m) 00110 Train To Busan (m) 00110 Tsuki Ga Kirei (s) 10100 Ultraviolet (m) 10100 Unfaithful (m) 00110 Urumi (m) 01100 Wanted (m) 00110 Wedding Crashers (m) 00110 1/10 (Very Bad) 13 Ghosts (m) 00010 3G – A Killer Connection (m) 00010 88 Minutes (m) 00010 A Flying Jatt (m) 00100 Alvin & The Chipmunks (all) 00001 Amagami SS (all) 00010 Anaconda (all) 00010 Ant-Man (m) 00010 Avengers 1 (m) 00010 Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge (m) 00010 B-Gata H-Kei (s) 00010 Bang Bang (m) 00010 Basic Instinct (all) 00010 Beyblade (all) 00001 Bhool Bhulaiya (m) 00010 Billu (m) 00100 Biohazard (all) 00010 Boku No Hero Academia (all) 00010 Bol Bachchan (m) 00010 Boom (m) 00100 CID (all) 00001 Collateral Damage (m) 00100 Colorful (s) 00010 Conan The Barbarian (all) 01000 Cruel Intentions (all) 00010 Dragon Ball (all) 00001 Dragon Ball GT (all) 00010 Dragon Ball Kai (all) 00010 Escape Plan (all) 00010 Fantastic Four (m) 00010 Fifty Shades (all) 00010 Geostorm (m) 00100 Get Smart (m) 00100 Ghajini (m) 00100 Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (m) 01000 Hajimete No Gal (s) 00010 Heropanti (m) 00010 Himmatwala (m) 00100 Hitman (m) 00010 Hollow Man (all) 00100 Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (m) 00001 Immortals (m) 00010 Infinite Stratos (all) 00010 Janta Garage (m) 01000 Jism (all) 00010 Johnny English (all) 00010 Jurm (m) 01000 Kaabil (m) 00010 Kaante (m) 00100 Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (m) 00010 Kal Ho Na Ho (m) 10000 Karma (s) 10000 Khamoshiya (m) 00010 Kiss x Sis (s) 00010 Knight And Day (m) 00010 Kung Fu Hustle (m) 00100 Masamune kun No Revenge (s) 00010 Masou Gakuen HxH (s) 00010 Masti (all) 00001 Mr. & Mrs. Smith (m) 00010 Mujrim (m) 01000 Murder (all) 00010 Ninja Hattori (all) 00001 No Strings Attached (m) 00010 Om Shanti Om (m) 00100 Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran (m) 01000 Perman (all) 00100 Power Rangers (all) 00001 Prince (m) 00010 Proof (m) 00010 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (m) 00100 Resident Evil (all) 00010 ReZero (all) 00010 San Andreas (m) 00010 Scorpion King (all) 00010 Shaka Laka Boom Boom (s) 00001 Sholay (m) 00001 Singham (all) 00100 Snow White And The Huntsman (m) 00010 Sora No Otoshimono (s) 10000 Species (all) 00100 Spiderman: Homecoming (m) 00010 Sssshhh... (m) 00010 Superman (all) 00001 Taifuu No Noruda (m) 00010 Tekken (m) 00100 The Babysitter (m) 00010 The Boss Baby (m) 00010 The Conjuring (m) 00010 The Dirty Picture (m) 00100 Tiger franchise and other average Indian films (all) 00100 Triage X (s) 00100 True Lies (m) 00010 Twilight (all) 00010 Ultra B (s) 00001 0/10 (Disgusting) 13B (m) 00000 2.0 (m) 00000 36 China Town (m) 00000 Apne (m) 00000 Arjun Pandit (m) 00000 De Dana Dan and other stupid Indian films (all) 00000 Baaghi (m) 00000 Baki (s) 00000 Batman (all) 00000 Blair Witch Project (m) 00000 Bodyguard (m) 00000 Boku No Pico (s) 00000 Chennai Express (m) 00000 Child’s Play (all) 00000 Date & Switch (m) 00000 Decoys (m) 00000 Detention Of The Dead (m) 00000 Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge (m) 00000 Dishoom (m) 00000 DJ (m) 00000 DOA: Dead Or Alive (m) 00000 Dragon Ball Super (s) 00000 Dushmano Ka Dushman (m) 00000 Golden Boy (s) 00000 Golmaal (all) 00000 Hatim (s) 00000 Hentai (all) 00000 Hentai! (s) 00000 Hero - Bhakti Hi Shakti Hai (s) 00000 Hisss (m) 00000 Houseful (all) 00000 Jeet (m) 00000 Judwaa 2 (m) 00000 Junior G (s) 00000 Justice League (m) 00000 Kabali (m) 00000 Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki and other Indian series (all) 00000 Kranti Kshetra (m) 00000 Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai (m) 00000 Kya Kool Hain Ham (all) 00000 Love Games (m) 00000 Mars Of Destruction (m) 00000 Meet The Spartans (m) 00000 Mr. Black Mr. White (m) 00000 Nache Nagin Gali Gali (m) 00000 Namak Halaal (m) 00000 Nanu Ki Jaanu (m) 00000 Nishana (m) 00000 One Room (all) 00000 Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Doonga (m) 00000 Paradox (m) 00000 Paranormal Activity (all) 00000 Phantasm (m) 00000 Players (m) 00000 Policegiri (m) 00000 Porn (all) 00000 Qahar (m) 00000 Raaz (all) 00000 Rascals (m) 00000 Ready (m) 00000 Romeo (m) 00000 Room Mate (s) 00000 Rowdy Rathore (m) 00000 Sab Jholmaal Hai and other pathetic cartoon shows (all) 00000 Sabse Badhkar Hum 3 (m) 00000 Sapoot (m) 00000 Scream (all) 00000 Shaan (m) 00000 Shararat (s) 00000 Sky High (m) 00000 Sleeping Beauty (m) 00000 Son Of The Mask (m) 00000 Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (m) 00000 Sultan (m) 00000 Swarg (m) 00000 Tarzan: The He Man (m) 00000 Teefa In Trouble (m) 00000 Tees Maar Khan (m) 00000 Tere Naam (m) 00000 The Disaster Movie (m) 00000 The Epic Movie (m) 00000 The Gentleman (m) 00000 The Scary Movie (m) 00000 Tik Tik Tik (m) 00000 Underdog (m) 00000 Vampires Suck (m) 00000 VIP 2 (m) 00000 Vivegam (m) 00000 Wanted (m) 00000 Wanted (m) 00000 When A Stranger Calls (m) 00000 Wrong Turn (all) 00000 XXX: Return Of Xander Cage (m) 00000 Yamla Pagla Deewana (all) 00000 Zameer (m) 00000 Zeher (m) 00000 P. S.: Obviously, there are many titles I couldn’t review because I watched them a long time ago and couldn’t remember the plots clearly to analyze them in my head. And there are many titles I have seen but can’t remember them at the moment. So, hope you’ll excuse that. Updated DIRAI list (way more critical than before): D – Depth I – Importance R – Relevance A – Artistry I – Imagination The numbers beside each entry pertain respectively to the DIRAI out of 2. The total gives the rating. Movies/Series (Acted/Animated): 10/10 (Legendary) 2001: A Space Odyssey (m) 22222 7 Years From Now (g*) 22222 8½ (m) 22222 Absurda (m) 22222 Aku No Hana (s) 22222 Alice In Wonderland (m) 22222 Alphaville (m) 22222 An Andalusian Dog (m) 22222 Angel’s Egg (m) 22222 Anthem Of The Heart (m) 22222 Antiporno (m) 22222 A Scanner Darkly (m) 22222 As Tears Go By (m) 22222 Before Trilogy (all) 22222 Belladonna Of Sadness (m) 22222 Berserk (all) 22222 Bhalo Theko (m) 22222 Birds Are Singing In Kigali (m) 22222 Black Swan (m) 22222 Blade Runner (all) 22222 Blue Velvet (m) 22222 Bob Dylan (all) 22222 Cache (m) 22222 Caligula (s) 22222 Children Who Chase Lost Voices (m) 22222 Chungking Express (m) 22222 City Lights (m) 22222 Clannad (all) 22222 Donnie Darko (m) 22222 Dune (m) 22222 Ender’s Game (m) 22222 Enter The Void (m) 22222 Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (m) 22222 Fallen Angels (m) 22222 Ghost In The Shell (all) 22222 Grave Of The Fireflies (m) 22222 Guilty Crown (all) 22222 Happy Together (m) 22222 Hotarubi No Mori E (m) 22222 Hour Of The Wolf (m) 22222 I’m Not There (m) 22222 Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade (m) 22222 Kikumana (m) 22222 Leonard Cohen (all) 22222 Life Of Pi (m) 22222 Made In Abyss (s) 22222 Maquia (m) 22222 Meghe Dhaka Tara (m) 22222 Mekakucity Actors (s) 22222 Melancholia (m) 22222 Mera Naam Joker (m) 22222 Mirza Ghalib (s) 22222 Moana (m) 22222 Monogatari Series (all) 22222 Monster (s) 22222 Mulholland Drive (m) 22222 Mushishi (all) 22222 My Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea (m) 22222 Naruto (all) 22222 Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind (m) 22222 Neon Genesis Evangelion (all) 22222 Norwegian Wood (m) 22222 Nostalghia (m) 22222 Now You See Me (all) 22222 Oblivion (m) 22222 One Piece (all) 22222 Paprika (m) 22222 Parasyte (s) 22222 Perfect Blue (m) 22222 Perfume (m) 22222 Persona (m) 22222 Persona 4 (all) 22222 Pervert’s Guide To Cinema (m) 22222 Planetarian Stargazer (m) 22222 Poetry (m) 22222 Psycho Pass (all) 22222 Roma (m) 22222 Serial Experiments Lain (s) 22222 Sherlock (all) 22222 Shinobugawa (m) 22222 Shinsekai Yori (s) 22222 Silence (m) 22222 Slacker (m) 22222 Spirited Away (m) 22222 Stalker (m) 22222 Summer With Monika (m) 22222 Suna No Onna (m) 22222 Taxi Driver (m) 22222 Texhnolyze (s) 22222 The Gold Rush (m) 22222 The Great Dictator (m) 22222 The Holy Mountain (m) 22222 The Kid (m) 22222 The Magician (m) 22222 The Matrix (all) 22222 The Orchid Gardener (m) 22222 The Pianist (m) 22222 The Sacrifice (m) 22222 The Silence (m) 22222 Three Colours (all) 22222 Through A Glass Darkly (m) 22222 Upstream Color (m) 22222 Van Gogh: Painted With Words (m) 22222 Veronika Decides To Die (m) 22222 Viridiana (m) 22222 Voice Of The Moon (m) 22222 Waking Life (m) 22222 Werckmeister Harmonies (m) 22222 Winter Light (m) 22222 Your Name (m) 22222 9/10 (Extraordinary) 5 cm/sec (m) 22221 Aar-Paar (m) 22212 Angels And Demons (m) 22212 Antony Firingee (m) 22212 Black (m) 22221 Captain Marvel (m) 22221 Colorful (m) 12222 Devilman Crybaby (s) 22212 Die Now (s) 22212 Dough And Dynamite (m) 22212 Eyes Wide Shut (m) 21222 Fate/Zero (s) 22212 Garakowa Restore The World (m) 22212 Giovanni’s Island (m) 22212 Grimgar (s) 22221 Golpo Holeo Shotti (m) 21222 Guzaarish (m) 22221 Hunter x Hunter (all) 22212 Inception (m) 22221 Inside Out (m) 21222 Jana Aranya (m) 22221 Jatishwar (m) 22221 Joker Game (s) 22212 Looney Tunes (all) 12222 Modern Times (m) 22212 Moner Manush (m) 22212 My Dinner With Andre (m) 22212 Naboer (m) 21222 Pale Cocoon (m) 22221 Pink Panther (all) 12222 Spiderman (all) 22212 The Circus (m) 22212 The Dark Knight Trilogy (all) 22221 The Girl On The Train (m) 21222 The Shining (m) 22221 The Story Of God With Morgan Freeman (s) 22212 The Tree Of Life (m) 22221 Zetsuen No Tempest (s) 22212 8/10 (Exceptional) Akira (m) 12212 A Poet's Life (m) 12221 A Tale Of Two Cities (m) 12212 Bakuman (all) 12212 Beyond Sleep (m) 21221 Bleach (all) 21212 Boyhood (m) 22211 Carole & Tuesday (s) 22211 Code Geass (all) 12212 Coherence (m) 21122 Constantine (m) 21221 Dead Poets Society (m) 12212 Death Note (s) 12212 Detective Conan (all) 12212 Doctor Strange (m) 21212 Everybody Wants Some!! (m) 22211 Fullmetal Alchemist (all) 12212 Game Of Thrones (s) 12212 Goopy Bagha Phire Elo (m) 12221 Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (m) 12221 Haider (m) 22211 Heaven's Memo Pad (s) 12212 Heerak Rajar Deshe (m) 12221 Inferno (m) 12212 Interstellar (m) 22211 In Time (m) 12212 It (m) 21221 Kiki’s Delivery Service (m) 21212 Lu Over The Wall (m) 12212 Minority Report (m) 12212 Ojiisan No Lamp (m) 12212 One Punch Man (s) 21221 Oregairu (all) 21212 Prince Of Persia (m) 12212 ReLife (s) 12212 Rick & Morty (s) 21122 Se7en (m) 22211 Sherlock Holmes (all) 12212 Slumdog Millionaire (m) 12212 Source Code (m) 22211 Stree (m) 22211 The Game (m) 12212 The House Is Black (m) 22211 The Promised Neverland (s) 12212 Time Machine (m) 12212 True Tears (s) 20222 Young Kindaichi Files (all) 12212 7/10 (Excellent) Ajin (all) 12211 Akame Ga Kill (s) 12211 Aquatic Language (m) 21121 Attack On Titan (all) 12211 Avengers 2 (m) 12211 Avengers 3 (m) 12211 Captain America 3 (m) 12211 Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (m) 11212 Dareka No Manazashi (m) 12211 Guru (m) 12211 Haseena Parkar (m) 12211 Heat (m) 12211 Kabuliwala (m) 11212 Koe No Katachi (m) 12211 Kung Fu Panda (all) 11212 Loups=Garous (m) 12211 Naa Peru Surya, Naa Illu India (m) 12211 Paa (m) 12211 Puss In Boots (m) 11212 Rainbow (s) 12211 Rang De Basanti (m) 02212 Shakespeare In Love (m) 12211 Shawshank Redemption (m) 12211 Shiki (s) 21121 Taare Zameen Par (m) 11212 The End Of The F***ing World (s) 12211 The Godfather (all) 12211 The Great Gatsby (m) 11212 The Machinist (m) 11122 The Pursuit Of Happyness (m) 12211 The Terminal (m) 11212 War Of The Worlds (m) 12211 Your Lie In April (s) 11221 6/10 (Very Good) Ao Haru Ride (s) 11211 Awaara (m) 11211 B.A. Pass (m) 11211 Beyond The Clouds (m) 12210 Dil Chahta Hai (m) 11211 Fist Of Fury (m) 02211 Harry Potter (all) 11112 Heart Connect (s) 11211 Howl’s Moving Castle (m) 11112 Indiana Jones (all) 11112 James Bond (all) 02112 Jodha Akbar (m) 02211 Karas (s) 11211 Kheley Ham Jee Jaan Se (m) 02211 Lagaan (m) 02211 M. F. A. (m) 11211 Max Payne (m) 11121 Mission Impossible (all) 02112 Mod (m) 11211 OMG (m) 21201 Paper Towns (m) 11211 Poirot (s) 11211 Pulp Fiction (m) 11112 Suicide Squad (m) 11211 The Attacks Of 26/11 (m) 02211 The Big Lebowski (m) 11112 The Da Vinci Code (m) 11112 The Fault In Our Stars (m) 11211 The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (m) 11211 The Notebook (m) 11112 The Revenant (m) 12210 The Unborn (m) 11121 Thor (all) 11112 To Joy (m) 11211 Toradora (s) 11211 Velaikkaran (m) 02211 Welcome To NHK (s) 11112 5/10 (Good) 7500 (m) 10121 Another (s) 10121 Banjo (m) 01211 Bolt (m) 01211 Bombay Talkies (m) 11111 Brave (m) 11111 Deja Vu (m) 11111 Dhadak (m) 02210 Disclosure (m) 01211 Dredd (m) 11111 Drona (m) 11111 Everything Everything Everything (m) 11111 Frozen (m) 11111 Hal (m) 11111 Hulk (all) 11111 Ice Age (all) 01211 In The Heart Of The Sea (m) 11210 Jungle Book Shounen Mowgli (s) 11111 Jurassic World (all) 12110 Kahaani (all) 01112 Kuroko No Basuke (all) 10112 Lucy (m) 11111 Mangal Pandey (m) 01211 Man vs Wild and other such shows (s) 01112 Mr. Bean (all) 11012 Mowgli (all) 11111 MS Dhoni: The Untold Story (m) 11111 Mughal-e-Azam (m) 11111 Munna Bhai (all) 11111 October (m) 11210 Orange (s) 11210 Pirates Of The Caribbean (all) 11111 Robocop (all) 11111 Rockstar (m) 11111 Sairat (m) 02210 Samurai Champloo (s) 01211 Scooby-Doo (all) 01112 Super 8 (m) 11111 Suzuka (s) 10211 Sweeney Todd (m) 11120 Talaash (m) 11111 The Butterfly Effect (m) 10211 The Hidden Face (m) 10112 The Hunger Games (all) 11111 Titanic (m) 01211 Tokyo Ghoul (all) 11111 Veer Zaara (m) 11111 4/10 (Fine) 91 Days (s) 01111 Andhadhun (m) 01111 Around The World In 80 Days and other Jackie Chan films (all) 01111 Astonishing Lamp (m) 11101 Baagbaan (m) 11110 Badlapur (m) 01111 Bank Chor (m) 02110 Barfi (m) 10111 Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice (m) 01111 Bumm Bumm Bole (m) 11110 Captain America 1 (m) 01111 Captain America 2 (m) 01111 Casper (m) 10111 Chak De India (m) 01111 Chalk N Duster (m) 02200 Disturbia (m) 10111 Doraemon (all) 00112 Edge Of Tomorrow (m) 10111 Elementary (s) 01111 End Of Days (m) 11110 Erased (s) 01111 Fanaa (m) 11110 Final Destination (all) 10111 Freezing (all) 11101 Guardians Of The Galaxy 1 (m) 00112 Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 (m) 11011 I, Frankenstein (m) 10111 Iqbal (m) 10111 Kaala Patthar (m) 01111 Kara No Kyoukai 3 (m) 11110 Kites (m) 10111 Lafangey Parindey (m) 10111 Limitless (m) 01111 Manmarziyaan (m) 10111 Mirror Mirror (m) 10111 Mohenjo Daro (m) 01111 PK (m) 01210 Predestination (m) 10111 Pretty Woman (m) 10111 Psychic Detective Yakumo (s) 11110 Raazi (m) 01111 Rin: The Daughter Of Mnemosyne (s) 10111 Sarkar (all) 01111 Sex And The City (all) 01111 Sleepy Hollow (m) 10111 Suisei (m) 10111 Talent (m) 10111 The Canterville Ghost (m) 10111 The Day The Earth Stood Still (m) 11110 The Karate Kid (all) 10111 The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (m) 10111 The Mask (m) 10111 The Next Karate Kid (m) 10111 Toilet: Ek Prem Katha (m) 01111 When Marnie Was There (m) 10210 Young Black Jack (s) 01111 3/10 (Average) 2012 (m) 01110 3 Idiots (m) 00111 Aankhen (m) 01110 Aashiqui 2 (m) 10110 Adaalat (s) 00111 Aeon Flux (m) 10110 Aitraaz (m) 01110 Apocalypto (m) 01110 Avengers 4 (m) 00111 Baaghi 2 (m) 01110 Bedazzled (m) 11100 Bhavesh Joshi Superhero (m) 01110 Big Hero 6 (m) 00111 Chef (m) 00111 Chiriyakhana (m) 00111 Cowboy Bebop (all) 00111 Daily Lives Of High School Boys (s) 00111 Devil’s Double (m) 01110 Dracula Untold (m) 00111 Dunkirk (m) 01110 Fairy Tail (all) 00111 Goodachari (m) 01110 Hajime No Ippo (all) 00111 Halkaa (m) 01110 Handa kun (s) 00111 Helicopter Eela (m) 10110 High School DxD (all) 00111 Iblard Jikan (m) 00111 Iron Man (all) 01110 Ishaqzaade (m) 01110 Jazbaa (m) 01110 Journey To The Centre Of The Earth (m) 01101 Journey 2 The Mysterious Island (m) 01110 Joy Baba Felunath (m) 00111 Judge Dredd (m) 01110 Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gam (m) 00111 Kara No Kyoukai 4 (m) 10110 Kill Bill (all) 10011 Kiteretsu (all) 00111 Kriti (m) 10101 Koi Mil Gaya (m) 00111 Lady Of The Dynasty (m) 01110 Lakshya (m) 01110 Les Yeux Sans Visage (m) 10011 LOC (m) 01110 Luck (m) 10110 Mirai Nikki (all) 10011 Original Sin (m) 10011 Other modern Feluda films (all) 00111 Percy Jackson (all) 00111 Pink (m) 01110 Pokemon (all) 00102 Primer (m) 00111 Rajneeti (m) 01110 Rambo (all) 01110 Ra.One (m) 10011 ReZero (all) 00111 Shonar Kella (m) 00111 Son Pari (s) 10101 Swades (m) 00111 Taken (all) 01110 Te3n (m) 01110 Terror In Resonance (s) 01110 Tom & Jerry and other average cartoon shows (all) 00012 Total Recall (all) 00111 The Adventures Of Tintin (m) 00111 The Day After Tomorrow (m) 01110 The Last Waltz (m) 01110 The Mask Of Zorro (all) 01110 The Prestige (m) 10011 The Terminator (all) 00111 The Vow (m) 10110 Wonder Woman (m) 01011 2/10 (Bad) 300 (all) 00110 7 Khoon Maaf (m) 00110 Agneepath 2 (m) 00110 Ahalya (m) 00011 Amar Akbar Anthony (m) 00101 Baby’s Day Out (m) 00011 Bahubali (all) 01100 Bhoothnath (all) 00110 Big Fat Liar (m) 00011 Blue Lagoon (all) 10010 Bunty Aur Babli (m) 00101 Caligula (m) 01100 Chef (m) 00110 Crook (m) 01100 Cupid’s Chocolates (s) 00110 Dazed And Confused (m) 00110 Deadpool (m) 00011 Death Race (all) 00110 Despicable Me (all) 00011 Devdas (m) 00110 Devil’s Riddle (s) 10010 Dhamaal (all) 00011 Dhoom (all) 00110 Don (all) 00110 Dragon Ball Z (all) 00011 Dus (m) 00110 Enter The Dragon (m) 00110 Entrapment (m) 00110 Epic (m) 01010 Eraser (m) 00110 Fantastic Four (all) 00011 Fire and Ice: The Dragon Chronicles (m) 01100 FLCL (s) 10001 Friends With Benefits (m) 00110 Fuuka (s) 00110 Garden Of Words (m) 00110 Guide (m) 00110 Hagemaru (all) 00101 Hansel And Gretel (m) 00011 Hantsuki (s) 10100 Himouto! Umaru-chan (s) 00101 Home Alone (all) 00011 Inuyashiki (s) 00110 Jab Tak Hain Jaan (m) 00110 Jayanta Bhai Ki Love Story (m) 00110 Jo Jeeta Vahi Sikandar (m) 00110 Jolly LLB (m) 01100 Jolly LLB 2 (m) 01100 Jumanji (m) 00011 Jurassic Park (all) 00011 Kaho Na Pyar Hai (m) 00110 Kara No Kyoukai 2 (m) 00110 Kemurikusa (s) 10100 Kiss Of The Dragon (m) 00110 Kochikame (all) 00011 Krrish (m) 00110 Kuchh Naa Kaho (m) 00110 Liar Liar (m) 00110 Main Hoon Na (m) 00101 Mann (m) 00110 Man Of Steel (m) 00110 Noir (s) 00110 Non-Stop (m) 01010 OK Jaanu (m) 00110 OK Kanmani (m) 00110 Ong Bak (all) 00110 Other Martial Arts films (all) 01100 P2 (m) 00110 Predator (all) 00110 Prison School (s) 00011 Race (all) 00110 Raju Chacha (m) 00110 Requiem For A Dream (m) 01100 Richie Rich (m) 00101 Sanju (m) 01100 School Days (all) 00110 Seiren (s) 00110 Seven Deadly Sins (all) 00110 Shinchan (all) 00101 Spread (m) 00110 Stuart Little (all) 00011 Taarzan: The Wonder Car (m) 00110 The Amazing Spiderman (all) 00011 The BFG (m) 00110 The Bone Collector (m) 00110 The Burning Train (m) 00110 The Butterfly Effect 2 (m) 00110 The Butterfly Effect 3 (m) 00011 The Exorcist (m) 00110 The Expendables (all) 00110 The Girl Next Door (m) 00110 The Glass House (m) 00110 The Incredibles (all) 00110 The Mummy (all) 00110 The Phone Booth (m) 00110 The Transporter (all) 00110 Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic (m) 00110 Thoonga Vanam (m) 00110 Tomorrowland (m) 00110 Train To Busan (m) 00110 Tsuki Ga Kirei (s) 10100 Ultraviolet (m) 10100 Unfaithful (m) 00110 Urumi (m) 01100 Wanted (m) 00110 Wedding Crashers (m) 00110 1/10 (Very Bad) 13 Ghosts (m) 00010 13B (m) 00001 2.0 (m) 00010 3G – A Killer Connection (m) 00010 88 Minutes (m) 00010 A Flying Jatt (m) 00100 Alvin & The Chipmunks (all) 00001 Amagami SS (all) 00010 Anaconda (all) 00010 Ant-Man (m) 00010 Avengers 1 (m) 00010 Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge (m) 00010 B-Gata H-Kei (s) 00010 Bang Bang (m) 00010 Basic Instinct (all) 00010 Beyblade (all) 00001 Bhool Bhulaiya (m) 00010 Billu (m) 00100 Biohazard (all) 00010 Boku No Hero Academia (all) 00010 Bol Bachchan (m) 00010 Boom (m) 00100 CID (all) 00001 Collateral Damage (m) 00100 Colorful (s) 00010 Conan The Barbarian (all) 01000 Cruel Intentions (all) 00010 Dragon Ball (all) 00001 Dragon Ball GT (all) 00010 Dragon Ball Kai (all) 00010 Escape Plan (all) 00010 Fantastic Four (m) 00010 Fifty Shades (all) 00010 Genius (m) 00100 Geostorm (m) 00100 Get Smart (m) 00100 Ghajini (m) 00100 Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (m) 01000 Hajimete No Gal (s) 00010 Heropanti (m) 00010 Himmatwala (m) 00100 Hitman (m) 00010 Hollow Man (all) 00100 Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (m) 00001 Immortals (m) 00010 Infinite Stratos (all) 00010 Janta Garage (m) 01000 Jism (all) 00010 Johnny English (all) 00010 Jurm (m) 01000 Kaabil (m) 00010 Kaante (m) 00100 Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (m) 00010 Kal Ho Na Ho (m) 10000 Karma (s) 10000 Khamoshiya (m) 00010 Kiss x Sis (s) 00010 Knight And Day (m) 00010 Kung Fu Hustle (m) 00100 Masamune kun No Revenge (s) 00010 Masou Gakuen HxH (s) 00010 Masti (all) 00001 Mr. & Mrs. Smith (m) 00010 Mujrim (m) 01000 Murder (all) 00010 Ninja Hattori (all) 00001 No Strings Attached (m) 00010 Om Shanti Om (m) 00100 Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran (m) 01000 Perman (all) 00100 Power Rangers (all) 00001 Prince (m) 00010 Proof (m) 00010 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (m) 00100 Resident Evil (all) 00010 San Andreas (m) 00010 Scorpion King (all) 00010 Shaka Laka Boom Boom (s) 00001 Sholay (m) 00001 Singham (all) 00100 Snow White And The Huntsman (m) 00010 Sora No Otoshimono (s) 10000 Species (all) 00100 Spiderman: Homecoming (m) 00010 Sssshhh... (m) 00010 Superman (all) 00001 Taifuu No Noruda (m) 00010 Tekken (m) 00100 The Babysitter (m) 00010 The Boss Baby (m) 00010 The Conjuring (m) 00010 The Dirty Picture (m) 00100 Tiger franchise and other average Indian films (all) 00100 Triage X (s) 00100 True Lies (m) 00010 Twilight (all) 00010 Ultra B (s) 00001 0/10 (Disgusting) 36 China Town (m) 00000 Apne (m) 00000 Arjun Pandit (m) 00000 De Dana Dan and other stupid Indian films (all) 00000 Baaghi (m) 00000 Baki (s) 00000 Batman (all) 00000 Blair Witch Project (m) 00000 Bodyguard (m) 00000 Boku No Pico (s) 00000 Chennai Express (m) 00000 Child’s Play (all) 00000 Date & Switch (m) 00000 Decoys (m) 00000 Detention Of The Dead (m) 00000 Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge (m) 00000 Dishoom (m) 00000 DJ (m) 00000 DOA: Dead Or Alive (m) 00000 Dragon Ball Super (s) 00000 Dushmano Ka Dushman (m) 00000 Golden Boy (s) 00000 Golmaal (all) 00000 Hatim (s) 00000 Hentai (all) 00000 Hentai! (s) 00000 Hero - Bhakti Hi Shakti Hai (s) 00000 Hisss (m) 00000 Houseful (all) 00000 Jeet (m) 00000 Judwaa 2 (m) 00000 Junior G (s) 00000 Justice League (m) 00000 Kabali (m) 00000 Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki and other Indian series (all) 00000 Kranti Kshetra (m) 00000 Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai (m) 00000 Kya Kool Hain Ham (all) 00000 Love Games (m) 00000 Mars Of Destruction (m) 00000 Meet The Spartans (m) 00000 Mr. Black Mr. White (m) 00000 Nache Nagin Gali Gali (m) 00000 Namak Halaal (m) 00000 Nanu Ki Jaanu (m) 00000 Nishana (m) 00000 One Room (all) 00000 Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Doonga (m) 00000 Paradox (m) 00000 Paranormal Activity (all) 00000 Phantasm (m) 00000 Players (m) 00000 Policegiri (m) 00000 Porn (all) 00000 Qahar (m) 00000 Raaz (all) 00000 Rascals (m) 00000 Ready (m) 00000 Romeo (m) 00000 Room Mate (s) 00000 Rowdy Rathore (m) 00000 Sab Jholmaal Hai and other pathetic cartoon shows (all) 00000 Sabse Badhkar Hum 3 (m) 00000 Sapoot (m) 00000 Scream (all) 00000 Shaan (m) 00000 Shararat (s) 00000 Sky High (m) 00000 Sleeping Beauty (m) 00000 Son Of The Mask (m) 00000 Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (m) 00000 Sultan (m) 00000 Swarg (m) 00000 Tarzan: The He Man (m) 00000 Teefa In Trouble (m) 00000 Tees Maar Khan (m) 00000 Tere Naam (m) 00000 The Disaster Movie (m) 00000 The Epic Movie (m) 00000 The Gentleman (m) 00000 The Scary Movie (m) 00000 Tik Tik Tik (m) 00000 Underdog (m) 00000 Vampires Suck (m) 00000 VIP 2 (m) 00000 Vivegam (m) 00000 Wanted (m) 00000 Wanted (m) 00000 When A Stranger Calls (m) 00000 Wrong Turn (all) 00000 XXX: Return Of Xander Cage (m) 00000 Yamla Pagla Deewana (all) 00000 Zameer (m) 00000 Zeher (m) 00000 P. S.: Obviously, there are many titles I couldn’t review because I watched them a long time ago and couldn’t remember the plots clearly to analyze them in my head. And there are many titles I have seen but can’t remember them at the moment. So, hope you’ll excuse that.

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