First of all, I love brutal and violent action films. MARCO is BLOOD BATH... The makers said, it'll be the most violent film of Malayalam cinema. But I witnessed the most brutal violent blood drenched action film in Indian cinema. Hats-off to Haneef Adeni to make this happen. Outstanding performances by Unni Mukudan, Siddique and Jagadish. It's a revenge story that we watched in hundreds of films. But what makes 'Marco' different is the bloodshed action sequences. Brilliant action choreography and excellent cinematography. The best thing that the makers did is Ravi Basrur. His music is one of the key factors of the entire film. Superbly elevates every scene. There are some flaws also. The writing could've been better. Also the dialogues were dramatic. The film has nothing special in the screenplay, no twists and turns. Highly predictable. But personally these flaws didn't affect my experience. From start to end, especially the second half, it's completely engaging. Now, we can easily say, 'Malayalam Cinema' aka 'Mollywood' is the best film industry in India with a variety of genres and experiments. Overall, 'MARCO'' is a pure brutal violent film with its own flaws that will never disappoint in theatres. Theatre material.

Marco is really a beast and the most violent movie of Indian Cinema, I mean watching some scenes, I was like how did he got passed out by censorship. I mean I liked it, it really has some violent scenes that are truly shocking to see. Especially that villian attacking Marco's Family was truly shocking and a step that Indian Cinema has not taken. The way they showed the killings was absolutely shocking and I was in awe of those scenes. But it's not perfect, the story is very lame and dialogues feel very cringy. Sometimes you can really see they are going way over the top and going away from authenticity. It really becomes generic south film sometimes but the shock value of the violence and blood overcomes that. Story scenes are not it's strength and it fails miserably in any character development. But you should know that what the movie is offering. It's not a movie empowering on its story but it empowers itself on its violence and brutal scenes. Action scenes are very good, it's really worth a watch who likes violent movies.

As a north Indian audience, before watching this film I had no idea who Unni Mukundan was. But after watching it, I have to say, I was impressed. His performance was strong and really stood out. Kabir Duhan Singh also delivered an impactful role as the villain, even though he had limited screen time, it felt more like an extended cameo, but he made it count. The story revolves around revenge and family business. • Story: It’s decent, nothing extraordinary. • Action and choreography: Absolutely top-notch! Some of the best I’ve seen recently. • Emotions: Just about average, not something that will move you deeply. • BGM: Quite good; it adds to the overall intensity. However, the CGI used for the graphic violence felt weak, probably due to budget constraints. As the film progresses, it gets more and more violent, and by the time it reaches the climax, it’s downright brutal. 💀 If you’re a fan of adrenaline-pumping violence, this one’s definitely for you. In my opinion, this might just be the most brutal film made in India to date.

Except for couple of well choreograped action set pieces it's a pretentious film in all way which is unintentionally funny at many places like who the hell gets groomed up right after one's entire family gets killed in brutality beyond words & then proceeds to do the slo mo macho man thing which reels creator usually do with a trending score. Unni tries to hard to be some kinda of toxic masculine charc. with a blend of Arjun Reddy, Ranvijay singh, Rocky but ends up someone with zero screen presence & coping with non stop cigars. Totally a dumb film with mediocre script & reels like screenplay & some cheezy dialogues. The BG score kept me taking into the reels zone. Ton ton ton ton

hype was high for not great film