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Adarsh T @Adarsh0903 Dec 17 'Jack' Movie Review: Siddhu Jonnalagadda Fights a Lonely Battle in This Hotchpotch Drag. Half-baked spy thriller. An unconvincing, tedious narrative. Jack Story: Pablo Neruda aka Jack (Siddhu Jonnalagadda) is not a poet. but a street-smart, wannabe RAW agent who believes confidence is a skillset. His dream of becoming a spy comes true-sort of-when he gets into a covert mission. Jack Review: The setup promises a unique blend of espionage and humour, and Jack kicks off with that energy. Siddhu Jonnalagadda brings his trademark comic timing and kinetic presence from DJ Tillu into the role, infusing Jack with charm, mischief, and a hint of unpredictability. He's clearly having fun with the character-but the writing doesn't always hold up its end of the deal. If you're a fan of Siddhu Jonnalagadda and enjoyed his antics in DJ Tillu, you might find Jack mildly entertaining. But if you're looking for a well-balanced spy thriller or a tight comedy, temper your expectations. Verdict : Disaster. See more D A Nov 13 What the hell was that first kiss scene about. It was not consented. Clearly indian film directors are still struggling with what a consensual act is. Why is he even yelling and forcing her to give him a kiss when clearly she doesn't want to. Is this guy a "good guy"?. This sort of crap in movies gives Indian guys the impression that physical intimacy is owed to them if they've spent time waiting or money etc... do better See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Jul 22 Jack (2025) – a foreign action film recently released on Netflix – is yet another example of why I’ve been gravitating toward international cinema. Lately, these films have been pulling me in with their fresh perspectives, rich stories, and immersive worlds. Even with the language barrier, many of them manage to keep my attention fully — and Jack is no exception. What I really appreciated about this film was how it played with language balance. While the majority of the dialogue is in a foreign language (which required subtitles), the movie smartly weaves in English lines here and there. It’s subtle, but effective — just enough to re-ground you in the story and remind you that you’re still connected. It gives the viewer a momentary sense of relief and familiarity, without ever taking you out of the world it creates. But honestly, I love when a film is so visually and emotionally strong that you don’t even need to understand every word. That’s what Jack accomplished. The storytelling was powerful enough on its own — filled with nonstop action, tension, and character-driven moments — that the language didn’t feel like a barrier. It felt like part of the experience. The direction and writing stood out to me the most. There was an energy and rhythm to the way this film moved — not just through the action sequences, but in the quieter, more reflective scenes. You could tell the filmmakers had a clear vision and were passionate about telling this story. I found myself fully engaged the entire time. Watching Jack reminded me a lot of my all-time favorite foreign film, Sky Force. That one had helicopters and aerial adventure, while Jack delivers more hand-to-hand combat and gritty action. But the feeling? The excitement? The immersion into a world I’m not familiar with, but instantly drawn into? Exactly the same. This movie didn’t just entertain me — it transported me. And for that reason alone, I’d highly recommend it. See more May 2 Que est muy buena la pelcula para que todo el mundo lo vea See more Read all reviews

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