Review of Thoughtcrimes (2003) by Private U — 07 Jun 2007
Recommended.
The movie has a strange start; the kind I don't get to watch in a lot of other movies. It's blunt, straight to-the-point to what happened, and where the story is going to take off from. I recall watching the same kind in a recent Hindi movie called 'Zinda' (that had a completely different story and theme, by the way).
Also noted by another viewer, one of the aspects that make this movie different is that within the first 15 minutes of the movie, you know that the central character isn't going to discover her strengths on her own; but she needs assistance. Had they not done that, it would have become yet another 'gifted' story. Overall, I liked the movie, and had a good feeling after watching it. There are many loose ends in the story that have been left unexplored, but hey, nobody's complaining.
Navi Rawat has looked great in the movie, by the way.
This review of Thoughtcrimes (2003) was written by Private U on 07 Jun 2007.
Thoughtcrimes has generally received positive reviews.
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