2018 Movie Review

“2018” is emotional rollercoaster ride, that is definitely worth watching. With a talented director like Jude Anthany Joseph and a star-studded cast including Tovino Thomas, Kunchacko Boban, Vineeth Sreenivasan, Asif Ali, Lal, Aparna Balamurali, and Tanvi Ram, the movie promises to deliver a compelling story that will keep audiences engaged.

The first 20 minutes of the movie seem to be particularly well-done, setting up the characters and their backstories effectively. The flood scenes and underwater sequences also appear to be visually stunning and intense. The fisherman’s boat scene and helicopter rescue scenes sound particularly gripping, likely to give audiences goosebumps.

While the second half of the movie might feel a bit lengthy, the performances of Tovino and Asif seem to stand out and keep the movie engaging. The storyline, centered around the 2018 Kerala flood and survival, is particularly resonant, as many members of the audience may have gone through a similar experience. Director Jude Anthany Joseph’s strong filmmaking skills are on full display here, as he manages to bring out compelling performances from all the actors.

With its focus on the lives of people from all walks of life, the film is to be a touching and emotional journey. It showcases the collective efforts of the people of Kerala to survive the calamity, and this aspect is expected to resonate strongly with audiences.

The visual effects and art work also seem to be of a high standard, and the music is an important part of the film, connecting the viewers to the emotions of the scenes. 

★★★★☆