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Vivegam Trailer



@2m11s, the way Ajith throws himself before the car while firing at the man taking cover behind the vehicle is awesome. The sound of gun shots heard while and after landing is in perfect sync, making the stunt look fierce.



I also see Ajith rolling on the ground or jumping high in the air and finishing on his feet during several actions. There are several hand to hand combats, both lethal (the one with Katana is deadly and menacing) and non-lethal; I am willing to see some nice and original martial arts styles filmed in most stylish manner. The variation in the speed of the videos frames establishing forces carrying fire arms looks awkward; I hope they have increased the frame rate for the trailer clip only.



'Hard Boiled', a John Woo cult action film polished the dual wield (a weapon in each hand) which was initially an iconic symbol in Westerns. Guy Ritchie conventionalised it in his film 'RocknRolla' that became a cult poster, where Toby Kebbell is seen holding .38 Smith & Wesson Model 36 in his hands. In our regional films, Chitti sits on a car top unleashing bullets on his chasers. Ajith is seen holding submachine guns perfectly and popping the heads around him - a fantastic shot that is frozen into a comic strip format, which looks more elegant than the involved action (reminded me of Ennakule Mirugam from Billa 2).



The military uniform, the arm gadgets, the leather jacket and the collar & round necks - every outdoor or informal wear - on Ajith are awesome, posing to be handmade for him. And as usual, a high range of sunglasses and wrist watches support the accessory division. The promotional clip is loaded with several close-ups on Ajith eyes, each resembling different from others. They have assembled it in an ascending order from softer to sore to barbaric to hawkish to combative, finally settling in calmness before rampage - You will see my rage!











Hats off Siva (Anthony L. Ruben, Ajith Kumar).

Vivegam trailer is brimmed with action sequences and turns itself (in spite of being interfered by melodramatic scenes) into an absolute Action clip in mainstream. I see it giving a retro quality to the action films of the 1990s, with high usage of modern techno that transcendent into an action film with depth and intelligence. The freezing frames bring back the pop culture action figures, where the trapped lone hero fights against overwhelming odds to a train, a motorcycle, a snowy mountain or an entrie army.

As a huge fan of Action Films, I welcome Agent AK on screen this 24th.



Vivegam Trailer - Screamo