Identity

We know the formula is familiar, and yet the treatment owes more to horror movies than to the classic whodunit. ( Read More )

The twists expose a larger storyline that warrants your full attention. ( Read More )

The idea of a person with face blindness identifying a killer is instantly engrossing. ( Read More )

Once the motives of the principal characters are fairly established it has a good chance to keep the audience engaged, but the director takes the cinematic route and mars the show. ( Read More )

S. R. Praveen

Going by how Identity pans out in the end, the film would have looked better had it ended on a high at the halfway point, rather than labouring its way through all the tangled subplots. ( Read More )