Review: "Mark Antony" combines elements of science fiction, gangster drama, and entertainment. The plot revolves around Mark, the son of a deceased gangster named Antony, who discovers a time machine that allows him to communicate with people from the past. Through these interactions, he learns that his perception of his father may be flawed and uncovers hidden truths about his family and their past.

The film has very high entertainment value, mainly due to the director's narrative style and SJ Suryah's eccentric performance. The presence of humor and engaging moments, such as a scene involving time travel communication, adds to the film's enjoyment.

While the plot may follow familiar gangster drama templates, the director's visual treatment and staging of action sequences are praised. The background score by GV Prakash is noted for contributing to the film's atmosphere. The use of the late actress Silk Smita in a crucial scene is also appreciated.

The climax is chaotic but suggests that Antony's re-entry towards the end is a standout moment. Vishal and SJ Suryah are praised for their performances, with their scenes described as a delight. Ritu Varma, who plays Mark's girlfriend, is also commended for her role.

In summary, "Mark Antony" may not be considered a great film, but it is seen as a refreshing and entertaining movie that delivers on its promise of providing two-and-a-half hours of non-stop entertainment, mainly due to its unique blend of genres and engaging performances.