Spin

Nothing in this movie is good. The music is not only awful but extremely repetitive and complicated. The plot is so predictable and boring that I took a half hour break half way through the movie to go throw up in a trash can. The costumes are absolutely trash. The effects aren't that good. The "villain" actually had better music in the finals than rhea. I've also seen other reviews saying that this in no way captures Indian culture which I myself can't say but others have. I'm smartish (the distance from the earth to the sun is around 93 million miles or 8 lightminutes and 20 litghtseconds) and still can't see why this dam movie did well?

However this movie came out in 2021. Unfortunately I couldn't manage to see on it's premiere. And here i am after watching it in 2022 and what a fantastic start. After so much depression all around the world and u see a such a movie blowing up is really appreciable.

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this film. Yes, the general plot has been done many times before, but the strong acting, great cast, elements of Indian culture, and heartwarming story make Spin feel fresh. Avantika (Rhea) is so natural in her role and carries the film with ease. The cinematography is excellent and the acting and writing are much sharper than a typical DCOM. It was wonderful to see an Indian American family portrayed well and without tired stereotypes. I hope Disney continues to cast more diverse actors in lead roles, and continues to let diverse screenwriters write the scripts, too.

Acting like learning how to DJ is as simple as someone telling you how to do it and then just *bam*...you can match beats and can start mixing. Learning to DJ takes years and years and learning your records takes longer than that. Also, producing music, say for instance on a program like a Ableton...literally takes YEARS. You can't 'Rain Man' your way into producing dance music. This movie is stupid and I guess according to Disney, I could learn to fly a plane in a couple days. Or learn to be a 3 star Michelin chef after a weekend cooking class. Ask Paul Oakenfold or Carl Cox or Pete Tong if it's that easy.