B Grade Epic

Hey, its me again, posting after a long long time. Just to set the record straight, I saw LOTR: The fellowship of the ring recently. LOTR: The Fellowship, is be...read more

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Its all a blur to me

There are not many movies that leave me to do some self introspection of my views; when I am intrinsically convinced I was dissatisfied; but LOTR: TTT does just...read more

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Terrific cinematography

Shakti - The power is a misfortunate example of potential quality cinema that succumbs to commercial pressures and mindless exaggeration. Resulting in a hodgepo...read more

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A wound to heal many

I found Zakhm(wound) to be a deeply moving experience and a deeply memorable one. It is set in the Hindu-Muslim riots and questions religious hypocrisy. Yet als...read more

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Chinese Torture

I have seen several Chinese films, many which I have engaged me and fascinated me, sometimes marginally absurd, though have a cultural empowerment about them an...read more

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I think it should Die Today and Die Forever

I am not a fan of the James Bond genre. However, none of the bond flicks I have seen in the past have insulted my intelligence and insulted the craft of film-ma...read more

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Much Better Than The First One

Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets - the much anticipated sequel to the 2001 blockbuster Harry Potter and the philosophers stone, in my view, is exceptiona...read more

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Musical Masterpiece

Mother India is the much acclaimed epic musical of Indian cinematic history. The first Bollywood production to be nominated for the best forerign film at theOsc...read more

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In need of antidepressants

Guru Dutt's much acclaimed Pyaasa is widely accredited of being a honourable departure from the formulaic fare of that period. While at the helms Pyaasa indeed ...read more

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A Modern Classic

Abhay is possibly the most misunderstood and underrated cinematic venture to come out of India. Costing a remarkable $7 million to produce and barely managing a...read more

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A Work of Art

Sanjay Leela Bhansali's adaptation of Devdas is a virtuous celebration of the escapism of cinema and its multi-facets in an immaculately crafted giganteum produ...read more

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LONG LIVE REVOLUTION!

LONG LIVE REVOLUTION is the only thought that is playing again and again in my mind after seeing this film. In fact when I use the term film, I use it loosely. ...read more

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