London Bridge (2014) User Reviews

Don't judge a movie by it's trailer.

[nandakumaran_suriapragas · 2/10 · 16 May 2014]

That's what i learned after watching this movie. The trailer promises us an classy movie with some rich characters and some excellent acting to look out for. But what i got was 2 hour 30 minutes of a boring movie with some very predictable clichés from the beginning to the end.

The story is very simple Vijay (prithvi) is a business man in London who gets an offer to get married to Andrea who is the only heir to 5000 million pound of wealth but when he is getting near to that he found his true love who's from a poor family, the rest of the story goes who will he chooses as his life partner. Even an kid knows what will be the ending.

The minuses are the dragging screenplay which goes in a snail pace, unnecessary characters and a very predictable screenplay. The plusses are it's cinematography and the songs. Don't waste your time by seeing this picture, there are many more good movies to be enjoyed out there.

Pure Awful.

[nairtejas · 1/10 · 7 May 2014]

Why would Prithviraj do such a blunt project is beyond my understanding. But I pity each and every person of the crew to have coughed up such a poor show as an example for cinema. They should understand, a film just cannot become great if its shot entirely in London.

The story is pure cliché. A greedy guy falls for two women and then chooses the helpless one because he has ounces of sympathy for her. Height of commonplaceness. The likes of Prathap Pothan, whose speech is as inaudible as a seagull in every single film, or Mukesh don't help the film at all. Then we have Andreah Jeremiah, who is hot, all right, but not a good role to portray; she's wasted. Then there is the main actress who doesn't know what acting is at all. She seemed to be standing and reading her lines all the way.

The screenplay is horrible, with experimental cinematography and useless songs. The sequences lack coherence and with 140 minutes of torture, London bridge fails to convey any point. A pure example of lack of imagination at filmmaking.

BOTTOM LINE: Not recommended!