GOAT Review: Vijay and Venkat Prabhu Deliver a Grand Theatrical Experience
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Director Venkat Prabhu sets the tone of GOAT with a high-stakes recovery mission led by Gandhi.
Gandhi (Vijay) leads a covert team against villain Rajiv Menon (Mohan) in an epic action sequence.
GOAT's plot introduces a seasoned Special Anti-Terrorism Squad with dynamic friendships and camaraderie.
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The film’s heart is in its ensemble cast, reminiscent of an Indian Expendables with strong performances.
Venkat balances action and emotional depth, showcasing Vijay's powerful portrayal of grief and duty.
GOAT's improved de-aging VFX enhances Vijay's portrayal of a young adult, elevating the movie’s appeal.
Despite fan service, the predictable revenge plot undercuts the film's grand facade and star power.
Action sequences and background score fail to thrill, while the antagonist's character falls flat.
GOAT is a basic revenge story wrapped in star-studded glitz, with moments that still shine brightly.
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