The Archies Movie Review (Netflix)

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The Archies Movie Review (Netflix)
3/5 - (1 vote)

Average Ratings: 3.25/5
Score:100% Positive
Reviews Counted:8
Positive:6
Neutral:2
Negative:0

Ratings:– Review By: Anupama Chopra Site:YouTube

The Archies provides an Zoya Akhtar-lite show, providing an unsatisfying and less rich rendition of the themes Zoya as well as her creative partner, Reema Kagti, have integrated into their remarkable careers. The themes are coming-of-age class and social conflicts as well as the importance of inclusivity and determination as well as the power of telling stories as well as the transformative nature of art, and constantly, the glory of the spirit of rebellion.

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Ratings:– Review By: Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express

What isn’t in the film, is its own style. There are only a few songs that make an impression: the first one is a real an edgy sound. The story does provide an idea of the present moment. EUR” a sit-in at the beloved Green Park which the townspeople are trying to save from greedy capitalists foreshadows the Woodstock protest, the local newspaper stands up for the right of free expression, same-sex love is hinted at, and a song goes Everything Is Political EUR” However, overall, the lyrics aren’t fun suitable. The children, however seem to be fine.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Saibal Site:NDTV

A vivid colour palette, a plethora of fantastic musical tracks, the enthralling energy of actors in their teens and a story set in the past filled with modern concerns relevance push Archies Archies into a realm that even the most basic is full of fun and is infused with the stylistic style.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Sukanya Site:Rediff

The Archies is a tribute to simpler times and softer ones. Zoya is never able to forget the fact that. When the time is right to rouse people from their boredom It’s not a thumping adrenaline-pumping rock and roll tune but a calming ballad of hope, dipped in her poet father Javed Akhtar’s optimism Yeh Saari Awaazein Kirney Jayengi. Kirnein Jo Duniya Me Nayi Roshni Layengi, a song that inspires people to act in the right direction. It’s a timeless message handed down over generations. And so are The Archies. It would be nice to have some of the comic’s tee-hee humor and the hyuk-hyuk too.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Renuka Site:Times of India

The film slows down during the second half, it could be more entertaining as the drama intensifies. Solutions are simple, and the resolution is tinny. Overall, even though the period, look and feel have been crafted effectively, the film does end with a little underwhelming. The perfect part is watching the young faces show off their perfect food on display – whether they are expressing their emotions on screen or playing rock n roll 60s era tunes.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Bhavna Site:India Today

The process of adapting a story can be a difficult task. while we applaud Zoya as well as Reema for their efforts but will “The Archies will be able to bring off the international recognition that ‘Squid Game’ received for South Korea? It’s a matter of time! Catch ‘The Archies’ on Netflix

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Dishya Site:News18

The film could also have been a little shorter. Certain scenes, like Betty learning what she knows about Veronica as well as Archie could be written with more precision. As the film gets to the end it is already hard to get out. The finale is also put together in a rapid pace and it is predictable. In The Archies, it is obvious that Zoya had plenty to offer the younger generation. She wanted to create a balance for every character but the effort was a burden on The overall story.Should you take the time to watch The Archies? Take a look at the characters, appearance and the overall feeling of the film.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Lachmi Site:Firstpost

There’s something enchantingly romance with Zoya Akhter and Reema Kagtis The Archies. The idea is straightforward however you will find enough things that you can identify with, like the excitement of picnics in parks and visiting book stores and taking part in reading sessions. A myriad of memories in The Archies is a celebration for the simpler times of childhood. I’m sure that those who have been teenagers in the 60s can understand it more. No cell phones, there were no games on video, simple outdoor activities that were unstructured, events with the family, and the pleasures of living together.

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