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You are watching now the Insidious movie has Horror Mystery Series Thriller Genres and produced in Canada, UK, USA with 103 min runtime. A gripping story of a family in search of help for their son, Dalton, who fell into a coma after a mysterious incident in the attic. 
Little do they know that there is much more to this endless sleep than meets the eye as they explore the paranormal, and rediscover the past; the key to getting their son back once and for all. Brought to you by Watch4HD.com and directed by James Wan, A family looks to prevent evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called The Further.
There are some films which, when you watch them the first time, don't really grab you. It seems an ok film, nothing too thrilling, possibly the odd moment that was rather good but not as gripping as some of the director or star's other work. Then, for whatever reason, you watch it again (in my case, a friend wanted to see it). And gradually, you start to notice the depths and subtle details and, before you realise what has happened, it is one of your favourite films. This is one of those films.
We have all known the three lads in the film. Sameer (Saif Ali Khan at his very best) is a total sweetie, always falling in love with bossy girlfriends who automatically dislike his friends and trample over him. Only Aamir Khan could make the devilish Akash, the incorrigible one secretly terrified of emotion, likable so that no matter how atrocious his behaviour, you still want him to win his beautiful Shalini (a shining Preity Zinta). And then there is the quiet one, Sid (Akshaye Khanna), so deeply thoughtful and mature. We laugh and cry with these three best friends as they tease each other, support each other, quarrel, fall out with each other and fall in love.
Farhan Akhtar, as a first-time director, draws some of the best and most believable performances of their careers from his cast. Dimple Kapadia in particular is pitch-perfect as the tragic and alcoholic Tara. The writing is spot on - if you didn't know these lads, you were one - and every reviewer has had their favourite moment (for me, it's the scene in the metro station, late at night, when the train doors close, trapping Akash on board and leaving Shalini stranded alone on the platform). All in all, this film is a beautifully crafted reminder of what it feels like to be young.
So buy this film because you need to watch it at least 3 times. And once you have done that, I guarantee you'll want to watch it many times more.
We have all known the three lads in the film. Sameer (Saif Ali Khan at his very best) is a total sweetie, always falling in love with bossy girlfriends who automatically dislike his friends and trample over him. Only Aamir Khan could make the devilish Akash, the incorrigible one secretly terrified of emotion, likable so that no matter how atrocious his behaviour, you still want him to win his beautiful Shalini (a shining Preity Zinta). And then there is the quiet one, Sid (Akshaye Khanna), so deeply thoughtful and mature. We laugh and cry with these three best friends as they tease each other, support each other, quarrel, fall out with each other and fall in love.
Farhan Akhtar, as a first-time director, draws some of the best and most believable performances of their careers from his cast. Dimple Kapadia in particular is pitch-perfect as the tragic and alcoholic Tara. The writing is spot on - if you didn't know these lads, you were one - and every reviewer has had their favourite moment (for me, it's the scene in the metro station, late at night, when the train doors close, trapping Akash on board and leaving Shalini stranded alone on the platform). All in all, this film is a beautifully crafted reminder of what it feels like to be young.
So buy this film because you need to watch it at least 3 times. And once you have done that, I guarantee you'll want to watch it many times more.