Mark Antony (U/A)
15/Sep/2023 Sci-fi, Thriller 2hrs 31mins

2.75

Mark Antony Review

Mark Antony successfully translates (at least partially) the kind of vibe you got from its trailer onto the big screen. The quirkiness works most of the times and the film keeps it simple. Adhik deserves credit for building a convincing world. I surely would have liked more jokes to work and the dec...(more)

Source: BharathVijayakumar, MovieCrow

2.50

SJ Suryah is the heart and soul of this mindless time-travel film

�Mark Antony� works well because of its (un)intentional comedy. Sometimes, you laugh at the dialogue and sometimes you laugh at the film itself. Either way, you laugh while watching the film and that�s probably the film�s success. Apart from SJ Suryah, it is GV Prakash�s music that takes the cake...(more)

Source: Janani, India Today

3.50

SJ Suryah rules this quirky sci-fi gangster drama

Sans logic, for someone who is merely looking for two-and-a-half hours of non-stop entertainment, Mark Antony might definitely work. Though Adhik's narrative style helps to a certain extent, it's SJ Suryah's eccentric performance that keeps us engaged throughout. For instance, the scene where SJ Sur...(more)

Source: Logesh Balachandran, Times Of India

2.50

SJ Suryah elevates this middling sci-fi film

Mark Antony is entertaining whenever SJ Suryah is on the screen. He is incredible both as Jackie Pandian and as his son Madhan Pandian. The �inter-timensional� telephonic conversation between the father and son is probably the high point of the film. Once Suryah has performed a role, it is pretty ha...(more)

Source: Kirubhakar Purushothaman, Indian Express

2.50

Mark Anthony Review

Mark Anthony is a time travel drama that is high on comedy and low on emotions. The standout act by Vishal and S J Suryah is solid but the presentation could have been more arresting. The film ends just a passable fare with some stretched scenes at the end.(more)

Source: Indiaglitz, IndiaGlitz.com

2.75

Adhik Ravichandran's 'Mark Antony' mixes serious masala storytelling with goofy humour, and the result is inventive and entertaining.

Mark Antony moves fast enough that you don�t have much time to dwell on what�s not working. Adhik's storytelling (and Vijay Velukutty's editing) is quick, no doubt � it's certainly attuned to today's attention span used to shorts and reels. But it's not that "speed of machine-gun bullets" kind of cu...(more)

Source: Galatta, galatta.com