Showing posts with label Movie Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Reviews. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Ali Zafar in “Mere Brother Ki Dulhan” | Movie Review


My Mother's brother, a woman running under the banner of Yash Raj Films Bollywood drama.

Cast and Crew

  • Imran Khan
  • Ali Zafar
  • Katrina kaif



Friday, July 8, 2011

Source Code Movie Review

Source Code
Groundhog Day with the inevitable comparisons. Influential action film, which takes the hero of the brave. Complete mastery of the case develops. 12 Monkeys is one that in mind.

There will be a lot of loose ends, but do not remove them more about the secrets of evoking the film. Humans respond to their situations. This camera allows us to study up close.

Almost half of the film is played with haunting camera. Back to the point of view through the furnace. When we look at the most to show, there is no evidence of an audience. As a viewer, we are the Deutschland-voyeurs.

Source Code
How movies work normally, if somewhat playfully and self-consciously about the Outlook. We hop between mind and reality.

A story with no plot, "one mind" It becomes more and more like a story.

Why are so snobby? Common reference point for extended discussion.

Wittgenstein loved movies, they also clean shower after your day job is found.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Telugu film review: 180 is emotional torture

180 Movie Review
180 is two and a half hours of emotional torture that is so brutally assaultive in its determination to extort sympathy from viewers that it practically leaps off the screen and into their laps in order to get to it. This film is completely contrived and uneven; by the end we are screaming to yank our eyes and ears away from all that overtly dramatic music, glycerin tears, the super sensitive subject choice and the crushing lack of sensibility. Siddharth’s heartfelt performance and the exquisite cinematography can't redeem the dramatic fallacies surrounding this mess.

Mind you, 180 has a rather intriguing first act, but by the end it just left me mourning the movie that might have been.The idea of a young character facing death can’t help but be compelling in a way, but director Sarma and his writing collaborator Umarji Anuradha aren’t satisfied with telling the story in a clean and straightforward manner. Instead, they adopt a structure that tells the story from the shifting memories of the central character, (though on close inspection it’s a technique they ignore as often as they follow it).

A stranger who calls himself Ajay (Siddharth) arrives in Kasi on a spiritual journey. After a super duper ultra slow motion bath in the river, he moves to Hyderabad and stays as a paying guest with an elderly couple (Mouli and Geetha). Ajay indulges in weird things like selling moong falli on the streets, helping slum kids deliver newspapers and standing up for the common man. Photo journalist Vidya (Menen) is smitten by Ajay’s saintly attitude, and she wastes no time in expressing her feelings for him. Ajay, who hides a traumatic past, rejects her and suddenly leaves the city – it’s when Jayendra pulls the rug from under our feet by involving one of the characters in a terrible accident.The frightening escalation of Ajay’s past is glimpsed in vivid flashbacks, but the result is a laughable jumble.

Moreover, Jayendra and Anuradha ratchet up the mawkish quotient mercilessly. It’s not simply that they go for the jugular in scenes like the inevitable one where the hero wants to make one last visit to his lady love.It’s that they ladle on the plot holes with grotesque profusion. A character who suffers from a broken spine is shifted from Hyderabad to San Francisco for an emergency surgery. Another sees death – which is portrayed as a sidey black man wearing trench coats and carrying ropes. And while a patient battles life and death, we’re transported to the romantic flashback between Ajay and Renu (Anand), which includes a picturesque joyous song sequence, then an obligatory sad cameo from Ajay’s mother who dies, which is almost immediately followed by a wedding and another romantic number.

Tonal inconsistencies be damned, 180 suffers from sheer sloppiness of script that results in scenes of comedic frivolity.The dramatic turns in the second half are so conceptually off-kilter that they really succeed as unintentional hilarity. A prime example of the latter would be a scene where ‘Death’ (the black dude) stands on a flowing river, and points and laughs. Not to mention the big reveal – the scene is hysterically overlaid with a dramatic song so as to dampen its persuasive power. It's as if Siddharth had to convince even the filmmakers of his plight.

Priya Anand’s performance — talk about people going overboard in an effort to make an impression. I can understand why she would want to take this role, but her work here is so shrill and overbearing (even beyond the demands of the character) that it just becomes embarrassing. Nithya Menen comes off as painfully forced for most part of the film. The best performance is given by Balasubramaniam’s high speed camera that captures some truly amazing, detailed slow-mo nuggets (although why those sequences existed in the movie remains a mystery).

180 feels like there was an explosion at the sob story factory and little pieces from dozens of different films were jammed together into one dreadful mutant. The whole terminal illness melodrama attacks your chest so relentlessly, that by the time it's over you’re forced to beg for a defibrillator.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Music Review: Bhuddah Hoga Tera Baap

Obviously the Big B angry youth, or rather, old man "back" is. A AB Corp film - - Amitabh Bachchan in his next home production directed by Puri Jagannath.Sample an intriguing soundtrack. Vishal - Shekhar composed by, it's only five tracks, four of which have been sung by Bachchan himself.

Most e heart of the first song, a slow romantic and surprisingly his deep melodious voice is a ballad sung by Amitabh Bachchan. Monali Thakur, Shekhar Ravjiani of the song and that is connected to provide backing vocals. It is a slow, soothing number that starts with B vocals and very little music and a fast speed gradually builds with more musical accompaniment. Bachchan singing it before the attacks, haunting beyond words "and" Main Yahaan Tu Wahaan 'from Baghban' Rozana 'reminds me of.

The album's second song of the image quickly, Bbuddah Hoga Tera Baap (Accapella version) has broken up with. Bachchan also dons the mic for this one, '.Song trailer does not help either. While attempting to play openly of his age and his legacy is admirable, her hip song and at the same time feel "angry" does not work.

Bhuddah Hoga Tera Baap

The same song with a dance vibe. Bbuddah Hoga Tera Baap (Dub Step) is essentially the same but with an overdose of electronic rock track. Bachchan Vishal Dadlani of the company's English rap, an element of the late Hindi film song called remix has become a tradition.

Merry Go get this album reaches a peak with a gimmicky. Is designed as a club number, the song brings with his son Abhishek Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan. Autotune - in - 70 rap interludes Bachchan and his most famous songs by Junior Senior Bachchan rehashing it mixed with a heavy track. Referred to the old songs 'Khaike Pan Banareswala', 'Pagh Ghunghroo Dam' and 'Sara Zamaana.' Barse color 'a track which either underwhelming singing father-son combo, Amitabh classic hits from the collapse depends almost exclusively on the fans sing, rap is an attempt at the junior Bachchan, or the ingredients to become the song ends A concoction of all of the over-the-top.
Bhuddah Hoga Tera Baap
With sound, and an item song over the wraps. Main Chandigarh De Star energetically Sunidhi Chauhan (Bachchan sing in this one!) Is sung by. Punjabi songs are almost complete and the road is a lot of terminology that Chauhan is attitude. Music is functional but is also heavy on percussion, vocals drowned out. Raveena Tandon in a song called the film, which of the vacancy is on the big screen will feature a brief return. In an otherwise unsatisfying album, this track really stands out. This is especially great, but just that it is more enjoyable and more comfortable.

Overall, a pretty depressing a AB Corp film, musicians and veteran Telugu film as Jagannath Puri, Vishal - Shekhar album around the idea of ​​expectations. Here's hoping the film than the film itself delivers songs that are given life.

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Love Express | Movie Review | Love Express Wallpaper Download | Love Express Songs Download


Love Express | Movie Review | Love Express Wallpaper Download | Love Express Songs Download

God and Subhash Ghai know, the film industry needs new talent. It is therefore heartening to see Ghai patronize newcomers.

Love Express is a sadly uninspired vehicle to accommodatenew talent. Everyone connected with this rather touchingly disoriented low-budget romantic comedy set in ‘speeding’ train (or so we are supposed to believe) is untried, eager to make an impression .

The amateurishness of presentation is in some ways, a sign of burgeoning talent. The students of Subhash Ghai’s acting school seem in search of their bearings. And that’s what makes them so endearing.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Badrinath Movie Review


Cast & Crew : Allu Arjun, Tamanna, Nana Patekar, Rao Ramesh Rao, Kelly Dorji, Ashwini Kalsekar, Prakash Raj, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Sayaji Shinde, Kalyani, Kovai Sarala, Krishna Bhagavan, Raghu Babu
Language : Telugu,Malayalam and Tamil
Genre : Action, Devotional
Director : V V Vinayak
Music : M M Keeravani
Writer : Chinni Krishna
Releasing date : Jun 10, 2011

Sunday, March 20, 2011

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Distributor: Walt Disney
Release Date: 2011-04-29
Starring: Aimee Teegarden, Thomas McDonell, Danielle Campbell, Yin Chang, Kylie Bunbury, Nicholas Braun, Jared Kusnitz, Jonathan Keltz, De’Vaughn Nixon, Nolan Sotillo, Cameron Monaghan­, Joe Adler, Janelle Ortiz, Raini Rodriguez
Directed by: Joe Nussbaum
Produced by: Ted Griffin, Justin Springer

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Release date: 13 May 11

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Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Release Date: 2011-06-03
Starring: James McAvoy (Xavier), Michael Fassbender (Erick Lensherr), Kevin Bacon (Sebastian Shaw), JenniferLawrence (Mystique), January Jones (Emma Frost), Rose Byrne (Dr. Moira MacTaggert), Nicholas Hoult (Hank McCoy), Lucas Till (Alex Summers), Caleb Landry Jones (Banshee),
Directed by: Matthew Vaughn
Produced by: Gregory Goodman, Simon Kinberg, Lauren Shuler Donner, Bryan Singer

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Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures
Release Date: 2011-05-20
Starring: Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Penelope Cruz, Ian McShane, Kevin R. McNally, Astrid Berges-Frisbey and Sam Claflin
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Bollywood Movie | Tere Bin Laden - Movie Reviews

Tere Bin Laden
Tere Bin Laden is an upcoming Bollywood film, produced by Walkwater Media and Written & Directed by Abhishek Sharma. This film features Ali Zafar, the "Prince of Pop" from Pakistan, in the leading role. The film is slated to release worldwide on July 16, 2010.