There is nothing much new to the table from Samson, however the movie creates its space and feels a bit fresh if not entirely. It is set in the ancient Israel where Hebrews are being ruled by the brutal Philistines. They are taxed much and any mount against it is shut forever.



Having a no-new idea, the script of the flick is much compelling. The movie basically shows two separate chapters that are related to each other. What happens in the first half; happens in the second half as well but with more intensity.

I was surprised to watch that many similarities in the both parts of the movie. It isn’t a lag, actually it is done really well and looks smooth and natural.

So, it keeps being compelling throughout and don’t let the viewers leave the seats.

RATING – 6.5/10

Concept – 3/10
Story – 7/10
Screenplay & Direction – 8/10
Connectivity – 8/10
Cinematography – Good
Acting – Absorbing

read the full review - https://www.filmyearth.com/samson-2018-movie-review/

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