Force Review (John Abraham)

Force Rating:  2.85/5

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 Ratings:4/5 Reviewer:Taran Adarsh Site:BollywoodHungama

FORCE borrows from the masala films of yore that popularized Indian cinema in 1970s and 1980s. Love, romance, deceit, treachery, revenge, loads of action... FORCE has it all. Sure, you may find the plotline clichéd and predictable, but if the film manages to keep you hooked, if the twists and turns are truly interesting, despite the predictable path the story undertakes, the purpose is served. Thankfully, FORCE gets it right! On the whole, FORCE is an engrossing story of vendetta and the execution of the material makes it stand out in the crowd. The film has the requisite amount of zing and force, so essential for action movies that talk of heroism. If you are looking for a sensible masala film with substance, FORCE should most definitely figure on your agenda. Recommended!

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Ratings:3.5/5 Reviewer:Nikhat Kazmi Site:TimesOfIndia

A remake of the 2003 Tamil blockbuster Kaakha Kaakha, Force is a heady cocktail of high powered action and breezy romance that ensure there's never a dull moment.Director Nishikant Kamat too goes the Rohit Shetty-Abhinav Kashyap (Singham-Dabangg) way and tries to create an old-fashioned action film which sticks to the tried-and-tested formula of pitching the hero against the villain in umpteen high testosterone sequences of pure mara-mari. Also, the fact that Force showcases some superb craftsmanship, both in its action and emotional sequences and has a second half that literally hurtles at a frenetic pace, ensures that you never lose interest in the onscreen proceedings.

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Ratings:2/5 Reviewer: Sukanya Verma Site: Rediff

Watch: Only if you're desperate to catch some big screen action. Even if you've already seen all the prominent stunts in the promos. Even if it's predictable to the extent where you can tell the exact angle of the next jaw to get punched. Nevertheless, John doing some Ethan Hunt-inspired mountain climbing or the closing combat between a shirtless him and Vidyut is one hundred per cent brawn porn.Here's the thing. For a genre that works purely on moronic logic and one-note screenplay, Force never had much to accomplish in the first place. But its complete lack of individuality or snap makes it a boring, banal, blah and bleak experience.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Reviewer:Komal Nahata Site:Koimoi

What’s Good: The action and stunts; the songs; the acting.What’s Bad: The seemingly uni-dimensional nature of the film; absence of emotions and comedy; the sidelining of the romantic track.Verdict: Force has taken a good start. Its action will see it sail through comfortably. Force has an interesting story line about how love changes the life of a police officer living on the edge. Ritesh Shah’s screenplay is fairly nice but the romantic scenes should’ve been more impactful because it is finally love that changes Yash’s life. While the romance is fresh upto a point in the first half, it is relegated to the sidelines, especially in the post-interval portion.Watch it for the deadly stunts.

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Ratings:3/5 Reviewer:Daily Bhaskar Site:Dainik Bhaskar

‘For people, who demand three things in any movie- Action, Action and more Action, John’s Force is a tailor-made option available, considering the other releases this week. The movie is dragged in bits and also predictable, excluding a few twists. John’s fans will get to witness his great physique, action and drama. The female fans of John, who can’t put up with extreme violence, don’t need to force themselves!

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Ratings:2/5 Reviewer:Khalid Mohammed Site:Deccan Chronicle

If Force is a half a notch above the average, it’s for the technical sheen.The script strives to be oversmart: since you don’t get any backgrounders to Tattoo or Sweety, they both coo within breathing distance, “I don’t have a back-story.” How convenient is that!In the acting zone, as afore-sighed John Abraham is Wood. Genelia D’Souza, inexpilicably wears a tub of kohl around her eyes, as if she were paying tribute to the late Liz Taylor in Cleopatra.As for debutant baddy, Vidyut Jamwal , he’s in no danger of being called an actor yet, what with excesive jaw-clenching and expressionless visage. Force doesn’t live up to its title…at all.

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Ratings:3/5 Reviewer:SuperGoodMovies Site:SuperGoodMovies

‘Force’ is a remake of the blockbuster Tamil film ‘Khakha Khakha’ that starred Suriya. Yes the story has been tweaked a little but the basic plot is the same. Nishkant Kamat handles it well and gives you a clean entertainer that is not over-the-top in any case. It’s real and believable unlike other Hindi action films where the lead actor is seen bashing 20 goons on his own.John Abraham is given the best role of his career.Final Word: Definitely not worth a miss

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