Which non-Indian film did you watch recently

A street car named desire:I generally do not prefer watching so called social films in English,i.e the ones which deal with romance,relationships etc.

This one is as social as it gets but it kept me engaged though it was made 59 years back.

Marlon Brando was so damn impressive that it was difficult to take eyes off him.The supporting cast was equally good with Kim hunter playing the wife and karl Maden as his friend.

Viven Leigh in the other most important role as Blanche was grating to start with exaggerated body language and lyrical dialogues but got used to it as I saw a method in her madness.

The climax was intriguing with answers left to the audience to interpret.

Sherlock Holmes.

Awesome making. Terrific BGM score. Expecting the sequel soon...

Rumour is that Brad Pitt is a part of the sequel..

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Originally Posted by ajaybaskar

Sherlock Holmes.

Awesome making. Terrific BGM score. Expecting the sequel soon...

Rumour is that Brad Pitt is a part of the sequel..

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I read that they have approached Brad pit for that prof.moriarty role for the sequel...

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Sherlock Holmes.

Awesome making. Terrific BGM score. Expecting the sequel soon...

Rumour is that Brad Pitt is a part of the sequel..

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Great show. I loved that movie. Very engaging and entertaining also.
BTW I liked your signature. Hans zimmer is the one who did BGM for gladiator right?

Yes..

Gladiator, Mission Impossible 2, Pirates of the Caribbean, Dark Knight are some of other notable works. He also won an academy award for 'The Lion King'.

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Originally Posted by kid-glove

No no. I think Freeman plays himself over and over again.

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Finally. We have a classic Pasupathi scenario here. :|

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ரொம்ப நாளைக்கு அப்புறம் ஒரு படம் ஊன் வரை சென்று தொட்டதென்றால் அது "Marley & Me". கடைசி இருபது நிமிடங்கள் தொண்டையெல்லாம் அடைத்து, கண்ணில் நீர் தட்டி... படம் பார்த்து அரை மணி நேரமாவது depressive state-க்கு அழைத்து சென்று விட்டது Marley .

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நானும் அழுது விட்டேன். :oops:

Those who have pets can relate to this movie even more. Touching indeed. :)

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Then you might like 8 below & Hachiko too :)

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Yeah, 8 Below really moved me. Yet to watch Hachiko. :)

Primal Fear .

Ed norton`s first movie, simply superb. Even though we can guess climax. The movie was superb. Norton was amazing.

Have been hearing and reading about Akira Kurosawa from donkey's years but had not created an opportunity for myself to watch any of his works.Set about changing that by watching two of his movies back to back-Yojimbo and The Seven Samurai.

Tells a lot about the film maker if his works can leave an impression 50 to 55 years after it was made.

If the nonchalant acting by Toshira Mifune,the cinematography and the cleverness of the script were the strengths of Yojimbo,Seven Samurai deserves every bit of it's classic status.At 3 and a quarter hours it's a long film but the way the film is told,the sets,the choice of cast,the technical aspects were just amazing.


BTW,a question-is "The Magnificent Seven" a retold version of the 7 Samurai?

Shrek forever after..

Good one.. These animation films, offlate, have succeeded in bringing normal human issues to screen. In this film, Shrek is struck by boredom caused by the normal mechanical life and tries to do something different which lands him in deep trouble.