Which non-Indian film did you watch recently

The Dirty Dozen (1967).

The Usual Stuff...but I think the movie was released before these things became "Usual"

It's about an Army Major who is given Several Inmates and asked to train them to fight as a Guerrilla Unit in World War II.

Kinda the More Mass Masala Version of Inglorious Basterds. The Production Values for the movies were good. 8-)

The Tagline for the Movie: "Train Them, Excite Them, Arm Them, And Then Turn Them Loose On The Nazies." 8-)

Going to Watch "The Guns Of Navarone" today hopefully.

Malena.

Often this film is hailed for 'other' reasons but this is one of the best made films. Music is a standout. Strongly recommended.

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Frankie And Jhonny (1991). Revisit.

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I liked this movie very much actually.
Particularly the ending scene where the whole city is sleeping ahead of the day that is ahead.

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Frankie And Jhonny (1991). Revisit.

Those tired of Pacino's screams and rants, can safely watch this, where he does good job in light comedy. And the gorgeous Michelle Pfiefer, a fantastic actress. Both reuniting after the cokefest film they did almost ten years earlier. You know, the one with chainsaw and the little friend :P

Thilak, partacha?

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Not yet (in full) my friend.

See bits of it in HBO years back..

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In the end it was not life, 'only' a summer in Barcelona. Just that.

Sooperappu :clap:

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Very well put. That essence of the film, I loved a lot. Geniuse

Dancer In The Dark.

The way the film breaks into those nice songs was kinda bemusing, may be I was not prepared. At few instances, I found the idea funny too.

Tear-jerker - Yes, Manipulative - Yes. Still, liked the film. The lead actress was good.

What time is it there.

Ten minutes into the film, the two long shots of extreme inactivity that would make you want to kick the actors in their you-know-where and yell “do something” - an old man staring at his food for reasons unknown to mankind and a guy pissing off into a polythene cover - are sort of warning signs for what is gonna follow. Thankfully the father dies immediately, but the guy is alive and kicking, nope pissing into covers and water bottles all through the film. The film follows three people who all are a little sick in the head and lonely – loneliness seems to be the favorite theme for such films. Not surprisingly, it was nominated for a Palme d’Or.

But, much later into the film, I could adapt myself to the pace and enjoyed many dead-pan hilarious moments. And it did end very beautifully. And I am afraid I liked it.

High plains drifter - Nice thriller, the stranger kept me interested till the end :thumbsup:

Shutter Island. Brilliant.

The Bounty Hunter

Please avoid..