One Less God

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The movie is so horribly researched, nothing in the plot is accurate. They have not cared to read and analyse the existing literature available on the attacks. It comes as a terrible shock for a city which suffered the attack & lost so much. They could've done much better.

If these events weren't real it would be a damn good movie.But it lacks the reality, you're terrified, horrified and traumatised, but take time out for a one liner to ease the moment, get real. As for wandering the corridors of a hotel roamed by armed Jihadists, I'd think of taking at least a kitchen knife or table leg.As for a couple of snorting murderers I'd need to review their toxicology reports.But if facts and reality don't matter, it's well worth watching.

Recently watch , good movie with nice actors and story based on real life events , some characters and their stories have really melted my heart, one of the best for terrorism theme based. See the reviews of actual people .I am seeing many rating going to 1/10. But didn't surprise , I know their are many terrorist sympathizer in the world so they just want to defame any good movie showing the real mindset of terrorists . It is not defaming any religion or country so don't do this just because of your hate One advise : just watch yourself and then decide

The Islam is a religion of peace, make no mistake.

Brilliant direction and Stella performances Heart broking and emotionally moving Thank you

Right off the bat, I was disillusioned with this movie. The lack of professionalism is stark and in your face. The shot inside the boat shows instruments solely used in aircraft - ADF, DME, etc. Clearly no intelligence exercised by the producer/director. Non native speakers delivered Hindi dialogue. Strange that the producers could not find appropriate actors for it. It was amusing though. I must say that I had no desire to proceed after the first 10 mins.

My quick rating - 5,6/10. Although the movie is somehwat pretentious and tries very hard to push an agenda of religion, politics...probably more than just that really, it still is somewhat effective. The characters are fairly unique to one another which helps in the diversity, and the situation of being under siege with people that are not all similar. This is also very imoprtant to the cultural aspect of this movie. Unfortunately the acting is really hit or miss. The same characters that do a fine job in one scene, will be downright asleep in another. The uneveness gets a bit distracting. Now classifying this movie as action is slightly a stretch, but I couldn't really peg it elsewhere. To judge on the action, you'll be disappointed since this isn't a "black Hawk Down" or "Bengazi" type flick. This is much more focused on the interactions of the players, and how they gel in a no win situation. If it wasn't for the flaws I mentioned, and those I am about to, such as weird camera work that seems out of place, and scenes that really could've been left on the cutting room floor to get this under 2 hours. One last gripe, which I think supports my first statement completely: Changing the name of the film from "One Less God" to "Mumbai Siege" for the release. To me that sounds like a major copout to attract attention to it being an all out action fest, when in reality, that is far from what this is. Too many flaws to reach much higher than a six, but it leaves with a quote that I personally think was brilliant. "If our children keep dying for the sake of our beliefs, isn't it time our beliefs started dying for the sake of our children? "

So people either love or hate this movie. If you love it it's like baby only a mother could love. I only managed 30 mins, then had to stop. The plot, if there is one, eluded me. I just watched Hotel Mumbai, which is low budget excellence, and thanks to that I had some idea what was going on. We see extreme close ups of people I had no idea who was. Why they were there. And I've no idea where they were, as it was not explained which hotel (at least I didn't catch it). And then the special effects. Amazing. Haven't seen anything like it since the spaghetti westerns of the 70s. Low budget is one thing, but if you can't make the effects look good then don't put them in the movie. Smoke filled rooms where the smoke clearly is in front of the room, not inside (glass or just horrible effect). Bullet holes appearing on a wall like in a cartoon. Same with bullets flying through the air like tracers. No enough was enough, 30 mins and I couldn't take anymore. To be avoided.