Maximum Ride In Hindi 720p



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Maximum Ride In Hindi 720p
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There are 6 children that aren&#39;t your average kids. Their names are Max (14 years old), Fang (14), Iggy (14), Nudge (11), Gazzy (8), and Angel (6). They&#39;re special hybrid humans; they had 2% avian DNA infused to their human DNA. They escaped from a lab they call &quot;The School&quot; with the help of their caretaker (Jeb Batchleder), and they&#39;ve been living in the mountains since, even after Jeb dies. But when the half-lupine guards from The School, Erasers, have taken Angel, they go on a exhilarating journey to get her back. Along the way, their mysterious past is being revealed, as well as some stunning secrets.
Six children genetically cross-bred with avian DNA, complete with wings, take flight around the country to discover their origins.
The bad stuff...<br/><br/>It was unrelentingly grim. Dark material needs light moments. They let us recover and appreciate the contrast. Humor, fun, flirting, camaraderie, sibling roughhousing, or just the pure joy of flying. Something. That we never saw them have fun flying? It&#39;s a superboy and supergirl moment that should make us grin.<br/><br/>Problems with color matching lead to tinting much of the film in dark blue. Too much, too cold.<br/><br/>Timing is off. The whole thing feels excruciatingly long. There&#39;s at least five minutes of doors opening, people just walking, gratuitous cyberspace fx. The ninety minutes could easily be shaved to 60 or 70 without changing the story. Problematic DP, direction and editing.<br/><br/>Most of the acting was stilted, unnatural, inauthentic. I blame awkward scene construction, tepid dialog and direction.<br/><br/>FX: Several TV series seem to have had the budget to make wings so real that they reveal the personality of the character, became active extensions of their feelings and intention like hands and arms. Not here.<br/><br/>The score was... unsubtle. If there were themes for the characters or the sides, I didn&#39;t pick it up. Nobody was credited for the score.<br/><br/>I haven&#39;t read any of the business news about this but it seems like an underfunded production that went awry and was released despite severe damage to the Maximum Ride brand. I&#39;d really hoped for more.
The Maximum Ride movie was such a disappointment. God awful actor choice in both appearance AND behavior/personality. Embarrassing special effects, i mean seriously. Zero depth of characters. The story line didn&#39;t quite fit, and they only told like half of the book, up to the point where the escape the school, didn&#39;t have anything from their time in New York. I WAITED SEVEN YEARS FOR THAT?!?! UGH!<br/><br/>I mean the biggest character flaws were with the TWO MAIN CHARACTERS!?! You don&#39;t see the close family relationship between the flock or even Max and Fang. You don&#39;t get the sense that they are EVERYTHING to each other even BEFORE romance was added to the picture. For those of you who have read the Maximum Ride series you know that, <br/><br/>Max is all wrong. She isn&#39;t the strong willed person who commands the room the moment she walks in like in the book. The movie&#39;s Max doesn&#39;t have that gusto, that rage i guess, that is key to Max&#39;s character. We don&#39;t see the raw emotion we need to understand what Angel meant to her. Angel was her BABY. The innocent little girl who Max cared for. And when she discovered Jeb had been evil the entire time, we didn&#39;t see the pure heart sinking betrayal that Max felt. The actor did a poor job at showing the strength and depth of her relationships, as well as the strength of her character. <br/><br/>The actor cast as Fang made a lot of the same mistakes. Fang is meant to be quiet, deep in thought. He is able to disappear easily, his demeanor more dark and brooding without compromising his humor or relationships. In the movie he has short hair, rather talkative with Max and his feelings towards her are not well hidden. When she got shot, he kept saying &quot;i almost lost you!&quot; and they nearly kissed on multiple occasions. In the movie, you know how he feels by what he says, not what he does. It is just NOT how Fang is, especially in the first book. If they wanted the audience to know how he felt towards Max, they should have done it by the way he looks at her when shes not looking, or the way he smiles when she laughs. That is more true to the character. <br/><br/>This movie could have been AMAZING but instead it was HORRENDOUS and wasn&#39;t worth the hour i spent watching.

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