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Sherlock Holmes – movie review
If you are looking for an authentic adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes (2009), then you will be disappointed. The lead character, along with the legendary Dr. Watson, is portrayed in a typical Hollywoodish style. However, the strong British accent keeps you reminding that the movie is about a British detective and all [...]
Quick Gun Murugan – better wait for the premiere on TV
Is it worth spending 300 bucks, and watching it on the big screen? This was the first question that I asked my friends that went to watch this movie – huh, those first-day-first-show freaks. All of them replied in affirmative. I wanted to be doubly sure as I was a little uneasy about watching this [...]
10 lovable, film and music company logos
I don’t know why, but ‘m suddenly possessed by this logo-mania since yesterday. I’ve been ogling and drooling at a lot of logo designs, and the subtle meanings they are able to convey. Wish I had some Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro skills; I would’ve been minting money through logo design. Not many such [...]
The ‘Jai Ho’ influence in the US!
Slumdog Millionaire has become such a big hit in the US – you knew it, there’s nothing new in this piece of news. Well, what’s interesting is that the movie’s soundtrack has impressed even the tiny toddlers in the US. Take a look at the following videos – cute ones!
Listening to Jason Mraz’s lilts after a …
Listening to Jason Mraz’s lilts after a long long time (rating 4/5). Yesterday, I was nostalgic with Boney M’s evergreen tracks (rating 4.5/5) – Rasputin, Daddy Cool and Ma Baker. Probably, I may listen to Abba’s Super Trouper and Winner Takes It All (rating 5/5), tomorrow
Yuvraaj Album – awesome score by A R Rah …
Yuvraaj Album – awesome score by A R Rahman. I’m still humming the soul stirring Manmohini Morey, and the peppy Shano Shano dance number!
WALL-E: Movie review
Well, what should I say? I’ve been rather late in writing a review for a movie that was released about 3 weeks ago. Anyways, nothing has been lost yet, and there are still quite a few million people out there waiting to watch this animation masterpiece. Wall-E is a typical love story, where one can draw parallels with the Indian cinema (or even Titanic!). So, the story is simple. Imagine an Indian cinema where a poor guy falls in love with a rich girl who has to follow a directive, and eventually the girl getting attracted to this poor guy in rags.
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