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Ratings:3/5 Review By:Nihit Bhave Site:Times Of India

Deepwater Horizon lies somewhere between an epic disaster movie and a dramatic retelling of a devastating incident. But it definitely leans more towards the former. It even follows the disaster-movie rulebook: first, we see the tiny cracks that will blow up into something bigger. Next come the happy-sleepy lives of soon-to-be victims, followed by aerial shots of the explosion site in pristine condition. And finally, we’re thrown into the eye of the storm. As an informative piece on the catastrophe at the Deepwater Horizon, the movie just doesnt dig deep enough. But as a visually rich disaster movie, it passes the test.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By:Rohan NaahrSite:Hindustan Times

Deepwater Horizon is an otherwise solidly crafted adult disaster film, with fine American actors performing a quintessential American story a story of corporate greed (John Malkovich is at his slimiest best), and working class regular Joes. It doesnt reinvent the wheel, but unlike the monumental machine at its centre, works efficiently within its tight confines.

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Ratings:3/5 Review By:Mihir Fadnavis Site:Firstpost

Like most of Bergs films Deepwater Horizon is technically solid and is fortunately less jingoistic than you expect it to be. Unlike most of his previous work celebrating American heroism isnt the centerpiece as much as introspecting about large corporations and how their greed can spell disaster for the whole world. Its not a great film per se because you still get the disaster movie clich©s you have seen a hundred times in similar movies, and Wahlberg isnt exactly the most charming person you tend to root for. But its an effective one considering the social message it renders.

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