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Wogma rating: Watch some day, maayyybe…
Quick review: Once you accept that you're here to watch an arguably apt over-produced, over-performed attempt at spectacle, you can sit back, enjoy the simple story you've grown up with, predict almost every line, and savour the occasional dash of dazzle.
Wogma rating: Watch but no rush
Quick review: It's an intense, gripping watch. Only made me wonder how much more intense and gripping it'd be if they'd skipped the dramatisation and made it crisper.
Wogma rating: Watch some day, maayyybe…
Quick review: There is convenient story writing and there is convenient narrating. This supposedly conclusive episode can be blamed of both. It still gets you to shift in your seat a bit towards the climax, even if it fails to get you to the edge.
Streaming Partner: Netflix
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: When mythology takes fantasy for granted it produces a Goddess that needs a man to save her; and supposedly also an item number and comic relief to make her myth commercially viable.
Wogma rating: Watch but no rush
Quick review: Do you have faith in the judicial system? Are you ok with the response time? Do criminals deserve justice? Can cops play God? If a movie makes you ask so many questions, it has done something right, even if it isn't well-paced or detailed.
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: Makes you wish you could take some editorial calls to see if that made the movie better. At its current length and uneven pace though, it'd be wise to skip it unapologetically.
Streaming Partner: Sony Liv
Wogma rating: Watch some day, maayyybe…
Quick review: Happy to see more of the same? That is exactly what you'll get. Any newness is done with, with elan.
Streaming Partner: Amazon Prime
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