Thuparivalan Review - Mysskin's Messy Sherlock Holmes
Year : 2017, September 14 | Director : Mysskin | Genre : Thriller
Points noted:
1. A
brilliant detective, who knows why a person visits him well in advance, can’t
he guess what is going to happen in his house?
2. Even
toilets have a CCTV cameras now a days, won't a detective of current generation
have CCTV in his home / office?
3. When
a detective is on a high level crime case, he will not make himself very visible
as he will know that he is always watched for his weak points. Hero takes his
maid-girl friend for shopping, Mysskin failed here, to show the romance he had
compromised on the secrecy of a detective.
4. In
a block where the 2 bikers trying to escape, one guy surrenders, but the other
was left noticed and made free to escape. She will escape by climbing a jumping
over a 10 foot wall in between 10 cops on either side or our hero who was
chasing them for nearly 20 miles will stand still when Andrea, the other biker
escapes in front of him. Will you let a murderer escape just like that in the
middle of the road?
5. Another
technical question, The lighting is created with a ring kind of source that is
with a 360 degree angle, so how did they point it to a particular person
standing in a few 100 yards that to in a particular direction. Moreover the
subject was on a building roof top, usually all buildings will have lighting protection
systems.
Story was good
but, this has too much dragging. Scenes like breaking a dozen eggs and throwing
the omelet pan, all this time the camera was panning around him. To me, this
was a horrible shot not a professional one.
Movie has no
style in it, the vision on output was totally missing. It was like trying a
Sherlock Homes in Tamil Cinema which is not even 5% of a Sherlock Homes movie.
Music sounded
like it was from a school kid. I think music has not added what it has to do in
the intense scenes. Music terribly failed.
Camera, was trying
to find new angles but rarely succeed. I hope it’s not a school kid again.
Bottomline: A one time watcher.