will give only 4/5

maybe 10/5 or 100/5...it was awesome..never expected a tamil film to be this posh and stylish..this is the type of change i 've been expecting to see in tamil movies.bollywood has to start to learn from us. actually hollywood is not so damn great like u pple talk, what's so great abt it? it talks abt ans and chickens talking; aliens, terror attacks of unimaginable scales...how much more immature and childish can thinking be? u can call it innovative..so do not compare tamil movies by putting hollywood movies as a benchmark. They are they, we are us...we are special in our ways, and we've to believe in us ans learn to appreciate our very own productions, and in this case, even by not giving the extra look, we shall conclude that VV is a fantastic movie of a true class, that is extremely compelling in terms of the feelings it brings in us..it goes above and beyond the usual tamil movies - the love b/w a divorcee and widower - there are many memorable scenes..one of which is when kamal says " Uraiyadal and stuff " all these add the international kind of feeling in it. I watched it thrice in singapore - and i usually watch only one or two movies in theatre a year - and the kind of receptance with which the audience received the film was just outstanding...simply a brilliant movie, in terms of technicality and soul that it cariies with it.