A Marvel

Rating: 10/10 (14 July 2016)

Mary, if you think she is a kid from old times and non-existing character: Adam Elliot with a stupendous way of narration puts us in a pair of little girl's shoes to walk around childhood in 96 minutes and successfully made people understand how young kids are getting abused without proper pampering. If a far-land caring-hand can encourage a kid like Mary, how explicitly we spoil a kid's life without rendering proper attention?
On the other way around, Max- the character which has to be applauded from the scratch. A grown-up deviant from world. How this society makes a person go mad in loneliness? How money, luxury and all comforts fail? Is there any way beautiful than this to explain?
Music is backbone for this wonder. With tears ending a movie, sending audience with heavy heart home and letting this society think at- least a moment about others existence are the true success of this film.