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Nivin Pauly is a beast! | Moothon Review and Reaction
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2024
- Movie Name: Moothon (2019)
Director: Geethu Mohandas
Writer: Geethu Mohandas
Cast: Nivin Pauly, Sanjana Dipu, Dileesh Pothan, Roshan Mathew, Sobhita Dhulipala
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Hosts: Amit, Doug
Description: Amit and Doug review and react to one hell of a movie, Moonthon featuring the very talented Nivin Pauly! This movie truely surprised us with an unbelievable thriller storyline and a special performance from a new face on this channel. Let us know what you thought about this movie in the comments section!
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Nivin and fafa are really the best performers in malayalam cinema currently. 🔥
So freaking versatile
I couldn't agree more. From what I've seen, they are prominent and prolific voices of their generation.
Great movie, Nivin Pauly with a sensational performance.
It's lived in my head for weeks. There's a power and subtlety on display that is nothing short of masterful.
Amazing indepth review guys.
This is one of my favorites which is not much appreciated.
Thank you for taking the time to watch! I was absolutely floored by this film.
Thanks as always mate, yeah this one was special.
Nivin's rom-coms were just pure nostalgia. And then comes Moothon. It just opened my mind and dropped my jaw 😂
And Geethu Mohandas was such a revelation too! Malayalam has a lot of tasteful, subtle, yet hard-hitting movies. But each time a mainstream actor does such a well executed cross-over, my heart smiles.
Beautiful discussion guys. And yes, I also couldn't help but be reminded of Dickens.
Thanks for taking the time to check out our discussion and I'm glad you enjoyed it! This is honestly our first real look at Nivin and wow.. I mean he's just incredible. Can't wait to check out some of his comedies soon as well. I'm actually looking forward to checking out more of Geethu Mohandas as well. Loved her style of direction. As you mentioned, hard hitting but subtle at the same time!
This was such a 180 in Nivin's acting career. We knew him as a chocolate romantic hero and then he did this movie and it blew my mind. He is in kind of a slump right now, wishing for his comeback.
I didn't actually know he had that reputation before this movie, it makes this performance even more incredible. Yeah I'm really hoping for something special from him soon.
Nivin's best performance 🔥
Cinematographer Rajeev Ravi is husband of Geetu. He was dop of many hindi movies ( gangs of wasepur etc) malayalam thondimuthalum ..... also directed Annayum Rasoolum( Fafa) kammattipadam( DQ) Thuramukham (Nivin) Nivin gained weight for movies set in 1970s 80s (bulky but not jim body.) So the self troll as Nitin Molly and the promos of Malayali from India.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and sharing that treasure trove of information!
He can do a bangalore days /premam/hey jude
He can do a moothon or padavettu or thuramukham
I like your detailed review 👌 do more underrated works like this. Also eagerly waiting for Pranayam review It is also underrated one
Thanks mate, yep looking to do that one soon for sure.
Oh man. Moothon.
This film.
It has haunted me even though I saw this months ago. Moothon (The Elder) and Ee.Ma.Yau. both struck me to my core. Ee.Ma.Yau. was a grueling but ultimately reconstructive experience for me. Moothon though. Oh man.
It was only after watching a Toronto Film Festival panel discussion with Geetu Mohandas and the cast (here on YT…worth hunting down) that I could pull myself back together from the bleak place this film left me in.
So happy you all chose to see before seeing Malayalee from India as it shows the range Nivin Pauli is capable of. Also great to see you & Doug give it the time as there is so much to unpack: language as a barrier (significant that Ameer is mute), gender as a construct, the persistence of shame, desire & violence…not to mention even the technical artistry (performance, cinematography, soundtrack). GM does a profound job in writing and bringing this all to life…
Interesting Doug’s comparison to Dickens (particularly David Copperfield)…though not sure GM had that in mind when she workshopped the screenplay at Sundance.
The love between Ameer & Akbar was so honest & innocent & raw…probably the most beautiful depiction of queer love I’ve seen not just in Indian cinema (which is rare to begin with, with Vijay Sethupathi’s character storyline in Super Deluxe providing another high point) but in global cinema at large (thank you, Doug, for mentioning Moonlight). …and then it’s over so quickly, which heightens the loss. …and suddenly the present existence of Bhai clicks. I get it why he flips to the basest criminal world as his religious life was part of the reason that he didn’t end up with Ameer. He has become the living dead…If only he could have known himself better as Akbar to flee with Ameer…
As I was watching it I knew this would not have a happy ending. I assumed Akbar/Bhai would die but what truly devastated me was that EVERYTHING is lost in the end: Mulla being sold off with no idea in the end that Bhai was Akbar. … there’s no reconciliation, no closure…his sacrificed life meaninglessly snuffed out
My only criticism with the film was the oddly pat ending of Mulla. The smile confused me. Somehow I think she would be much more traumatized than what is conveyed by the ending. I understand that it was only a moment of joy in recognition of an old friend but it seems tonally out of sync with the rest of the film.
Recommendation: instead of hunting down a Nivin Pauly film what about viewing Dijo Jose Antony’s Queen (2018) or Geetu Mohandas’ Liar’s Dice (2013).
Wow! I am stunned, floored, grateful and beyond honored by this well articulated comment and all of the information you've shared with us. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to write this and engage with us. Anytime we make one of these discussion videos, I hope for this kind of engagement and an opportunity to continue a discussion. It's nothing short of special to me to be able to share the profound experience of this film with you.
@@DougDorda you’re definitely welcome. At some point I’ll work up the energy to review Ee.Ma.Yau. (which I love) and leave one of these crazy long comments on your reaction video of that film.
If/when I get around to starting my own commentary channel, I might be hitting you all up for advice & guidance 🙃
@@TheFilmFatale I look forward to that day!
Thank you as always @TheFilmFatale, just an amazing comment. Yeah this movie is one that can really shake you to the core to be honest. It's such a great, but challenging movie like that.
I'll look into those videos you recommended for sure! And yes very keen for you to get started on your videos!! Reach out anytime.
This movie is an experience
Absolutely!
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Nivin pauly ❤❤❤❤❤
This is so underrated ❤😊
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Please do more Movie Reviews than reacting all contents that come, because i truly believe there is a lot to cover on Malayalam Cenima which is already released. Can you review Thaniyavarthanam next?
Glad you enjoy the reviews mate so thanks for the comment. There sure is a lot to cover, we've done some big classics already though so do check them out as well!
We'll be doing a big Mammootty movie soon, the movie you mentioned is one we've been keen on covering for a while now.
@@D54pod Ok looking forward 😍
czcams.com/video/bm6rJXaUmls/video.htmlsi=Ui3o2Bn2Vp7olQRy. Self hurting is in other religions aswell. What shown in the movie is practiced in many countries in different ways. Bome ssects dont do it. In christianity also i saw some videos from Philippines some belivers carry a cross and pierce throughtheir hand legs and stay on the cross on good friday.
Oh damn... man thanks for sharing this. I was not aware of how common this was and how it was practiced around the world. Great insights as always mate.
Enna than case kodu spin off
oru hridaya haari aaya pranayakatha trailer
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Yep, we reacted to it on Kathy's channel Cinemondo.