Christopher movie review

Christopher Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.0 stars, click to give your rating/review,Absolutely no one wants to see a series of gory rape scenes spread ...

Justin Varghese's music adds to the moments Christopher shines on screen. If Mammootty's swagger and screen presence alone can keep the movie up, Christopher will pass the test. 7:30 PM The first half is mostly engaging and keeps us interested in the titular character. His swagger and style keeps us awake and get us excited at some points. However, in the second half, we can almost predict what will happen.

If crazy camera angles and the use of English dialogues could make a filmmaker's style appear fresh and contemporary, Christopher would have been enough.

This is when we come back to the initial point of how the film tries to do something new within this saviour complex. Add to this the way the film uses these characters to create twists and you can see better-written films employing this trick to reinvent the male saviour movie. The fact that he’s a social media superstar, familiar to everyone in his state, makes the case for a vigilante sound even sillier. This is the problematic aspect of the film that is even bigger than its dullness. At least on the surface, you feel like giving the film a little room to make its case (again for the hundredth time) when it underlines the fact that the central character is a morally ambiguous vigilante. The caption for the film describes itself as the autobiography of a vigilante police officer.

Christopher review: How many extrajudicial killings are too many extrajudicial killings? Well, the answer should always be, “Not even one must be allowed”.

Even though the movie is about how women are denied justice, the female characters in the film are very shallow and almost insignificant. Christopher might remind you of the Mohanlal-starrer in many places, including the appearances of both Mammootty and Sneha, which are very similar to that of Mohanlal and Priyamani in Grandmaster. The confrontations between Christopher and Trimurthi rarely make any impact and the dialogues of both Christopher and Trimurthi in these scenes are very sloppy. Characters, rape cases, and extrajudicial killings keep happening without giving the viewers any time to process even a single one of them. He doesn’t speak much, never cracks lame jokes, and the best part is that he is not a secret agent from any of the central forces. Christopher is the head of the Division for Preventing Crime Against Women (DPCAW) and an encounter specialist.