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Bollywood Film Review: Agneepath

I recently got an opportunity to watch Karan Johar’s revival of Agneepath, a project that was originally done by his father a couple of decades ago. While the original film had been a colossal flop, to say the least, the re-make of [...]

Posted On : Feb, 06 2012 | Comments : 0

Movie Review – Mission Impossible 4

It’s not often in a series of films that the 3rd is the best, and by a long shot, but that’s exactly what happened with the ‘Mission Impossible’ series. I really liked number 1, number 2 was pretty average, but num [...]

Posted On : Dec, 20 2011 | Comments : 0

Panjaa review: Action thriller lacks adrenaline

After playing a lover boy in Teen Maar, Pawan Kalyan returns in the fiery role of a lieutenant to a ruthless don and tries to do justice to the 'grey' role, but the familiar plot dampens his efforts. Although, Panjaa is loosely in [...]

Posted On : Dec, 10 2011 | Comments : 0

Review: 'The Artist' offers simple pleasures in a look back ...

"The Artist" is, as you may have heard by now, a black-and-white movie that is, for the most part, silent. It is set during the era when the silent films were replaced by talking pictures. It is a crowd-pleaser, and [...]

Posted On : Nov, 24 2011 | Comments : 0

Movie review: 'My Brother's Bride'

"My Brother's Bride," a bouncy and good-humored romantic musical comedy, telegraphs its plot within its first 10 minutes — leaving a mere 135 minutes to go. Yet debuting director Ali Abbas Zafar strings together such a [...]

Posted On : Sep, 12 2011 | Comments : 0

Film review: Shiver me timbers

The latest installment, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides has raked in well over $807 million, a huge bulk of which has been earned through international moviegoers. After the failure of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’ [...]

Posted On : Jun, 20 2011 | Comments : 0

Review: Shaitan is more SprayTan than Satan

Welcome to the Anurag Kashyap universe. Populated exclusively by the very coolest of character actors, backgrounded by a blaring retro-loving soundtrack, and shot dizzyingly in hypertechnicolor. It is a world where even chaiwallahs wear s [...]

Posted On : Jun, 10 2011 | Comments : 0

No One Killed Jessica Review - Deserves standing ovation

Most storytellers entertain, a few enlighten. A scattering number of celluloid visionaries entertain as well as enlighten. Rajkumar Gupta fits into that exceptional variety of film-makers that opens up thought-processes about the conditi [...]

Posted On : Jan, 05 2011 | Comments : 0

Review: Quidam

Quidam is a circus framed as the dream of a young girl who wanders away from home in order to return the hat of headless man who carries an umbrella. Born in a Cirque du Soleil tent in Old Montreal in 1996, it has now returned, in arena [...]

Posted On : Dec, 23 2010 | Comments : 0

Prince of Persia: DVD Review

As a movie based on a popular game, I would have to say that taken strictly at face value, Prince of Persia – Sands of Time is not half-bad as a movie. It’s not Lord of the Rings – but neither is it Battlefield Earth; j [...]

Posted On : Sep, 23 2010 | Comments : 0

Devil Movie Reviews

The overall Rating of The movie Devil is generally getting a lot of Mixed reviews, so far as early reviews come in. Plot of the movie: In a dark story from the mind of M. Night Shyamalan, a group of people are trapped in an elevator, and [...]

Posted On : Sep, 19 2010 | Comments : 0

Movie Review: Mother and Child

Ponderous and maudlin, this American melodrama revels in the kind of dimwitted sentimentalism at which Hollywood excels. It's worse than soap opera, really; its rhythms are more those of daytime TV because it's the kind of drama [...]

Posted On : Sep, 16 2010 | Comments : 0

Movie review: The sci-fi drama 'Never Let Me Go' a gorgeous,...

Philosophically provocative and achingly sad, "Never Let Me Go" manages to touch the mind and the heart at once, and with equal measure. Longtime video director Mark Romanek, whose last feature was the haunting "One H [...]

Posted On : Sep, 15 2010 | Comments : 0

Music Review- Kris Kristofferson explores truth

One of American music's most celebrated songwriters, Kris Kristofferson, continues his renewed commitment to music on "Closer To The Bone," the follow-up to 2006's "This Old Road," his first album in a dozen years. As w [...]