London Boulevard (2010) Hindi BluRay 720p & 480p Dual Audio [Hindi & English] | Full Movie


Download London Boulevard (2010) Hindi BluRay 720p & 480p Dual Audio [Hindi & English] | Full Movie

London Boulevard (2010) Hindi BluRay 720p & 480p Dual Audio [Hindi & English] | Full Movie


London Boulevard

iMDb Rating: 6.2/10
Genres: Crime, Drama
Cast: Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley, Ray Winstone
Director: William Monahan
Language: Hindi + English (Dual Audio)
Quality: BluRay | 720p |  480p
Size:  750MB | 300MB

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London Boulevard 2010 Movie – Storyline :

An ex-con with a reputation tries to go straight by working as a handy man for a reclusive actress but this is unfortunately not the wish of London’s underground crime lord.

Review Of  London Boulevard 2010 Hindi Movie

The review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported that 33% of critics gave the film positive reviews, based on 39 reviews.[14] The film has an average score of 52 based on 13 reviews on Metacritic.[15]

Negative reviews tended to criticise the narrative as being unfocussed. The LA Times film critic, while praising the cinematography, a “beautifully bleak brush stroke of contemporary noir”, and the “brutal extremes” of violence, wrote that “in trying to take a bite out of crime and another out of fame, [Monahan] ended up with more than he can chew for his first time in the director’s chair”.[16]

The New York Times reviewer found the cockney accents “virtually unintelligible” and complained of “abbreviated, sometimes unnecessary subplots”.[17] The A.V. Club also complained of “a surplus of plot threads that don’t have space to play out, and accordingly come across as clichés.”