Pizza 3D versus Pizza, Is the Hindi remake as good as the original

As Pizza 3D has hit the screens this  week, Bollywoodlife brings you a comparison between the remake and the original Tamil film







When ever a movie is replaced, the evaluations are unavoidable. But when you are remaking a hit terrifying movie with no known celebrities, the responsibility can be found the movie script and route to deliver the chills down your backbone. In a market where terrifying is ignored except for Ram Gopal Varma and Vikram Bhatt creating an periodic frighten festival, Bejoy Nambiar and debutant home Akshay Akkineni need to be popular for trying a side in terrifying.

Bollywoodlife delivers you 5 things which did not work for Pizzas 3D but proved helpful amazing things for Tamil movie Pizza:

While Pizzas 3D did not just depend on scary atmospherics and created use of dreadful looking corpses doing the popular in reverse crawl move from The Exorcist, Pizzas instructed Karthik Subbaraj created excellent use of the old university terrifying techniques without much gore. While using gory terrifying is not bad, they just come off as unevenly implemented in Pizzas 3D.

The Tamil movie featuring Vijay Sethupathi did not try difficult to frighten you, the creators of Pizzas 3D seemed wanting to frighten the terrible out of you trying  too difficult to generate worry in the viewers.

Akshay Oberoi as an acting professional is good, but he cannot be in contrast to the histrionics of Vijay Sethupathi, the idol of unique, who is a amazing acting professional and has designed a market for himself in Tamil theatre in brief time period.

Using 3D in a terrifying movie is a excellent scheme, but one has to make sure that the consequences are reliable. Unfortunately, that does not occur with Pizzas 3D, which gives a few terrifying minutes but drops smooth in some minutes where 3D impact has not come out effectively. Even The show biz market movies have not exchanged for money absolutely on results of  3D until now, so there is not much responsible Mr Nambiar and Mr Akkineni.