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Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)
Perfect balance between the old and the new
What a way to resurrect the franchise! TFA is a perfect mixture of nostalgia and modern Sci-fi. Lawrence Kasdan, J.J. Abrams, Michael Arndt have done an amazing work as screenwriters. During the first quarter of the film, we're reminded of the original trilogy back in good old days. As the film progresses alongside some great bunch of dialogues and humor, TFA also has twists and turns and unexpected surprises in store. After watching the whole movie one can not help but marvel at the epic writing(and maybe cry a bit too).
Apart from great writing, TFA also has an amazing cast which the prequels lacked the most. Every single person involved in the movie has brilliantly played its character. Rey and Finn have already gained so much spotlight that it would be redundant to praise them here. Adam Driver's Kylo Ren also deserves appreciation. He played a dark and sinister Kylo Ren as if he was born for it.
Visual effects as well were terrific and at the same time true to the story in the sense that the audience never feel that its just an attempt to provide another visual spectacle irrelevant to the story. Its a must watch in 3D.
Obviously, none of these would have been possible without the praiseworthy JJ Abrams. I wish he hadn't stepped out of director's chair for the next installments.
Ultimately, the very ending is wonderful and sets things up perfectly for the next installment.
Dilwale (2015)
I loved "Inception" but I hate "Dilwale"
To tell you the truth I've been waiting for the new Star Wars movie for a very long time. But it got pushed one week back due to this movie. Anyways, my exams got over on 17th and I needed to relax so I went to see Dilwale and that was one of the worst decisions I've ever taken. It was just the exact opposite of "relaxing". The plot was goofy, dialogues were goofy and on top of it all there was SRK, whose performance is getting worse with every passing second. The movie had nothing engaging. I've never left a movie halfway, so I decided to go through three hours of hell because I didn't want to ruin my record. Believe me that was a very brave thing to do. However unsurprisingly there were many SRK-fans who did enjoy the movie. So to put it in a nutshell, if you are an SRK fan then you are stupid enough to love this movie. For neutral moviegoers, don't even consider going for this mindless movie.