Could have been publicised better :|
Could have been publicised better :|
ha ha... it was shown in our local tv yesterday...
I'm downloading it now. Your local TV channel is a part of Lotus group? Lotus has also released the DVD recently.
not... its astro
remember malaysian indian richest man ananda krishnan :lol:
Ishtam..another crap film..Vimal pls stay away from urban roles and no cool inglish pls.. get Englsih lessons from Vadivelu if you intend to speak cool english
vimal as IIT guy and his expressions and english:rotfl::rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mahen
Attakathi
Jai-Anjali portions of 'engEyum eppOdhum' from youtube...nice!
Anyone watched madhupaanakkadai? HonestRAj and others from Kovai, am surprised no one of you write on how this film is. Hearing positive reviews from everyone of my cbe friends. AV gave 45 marks. Great! Congrats to director and team members.
Honest, your long review is due on this film.
Blade? Elaborate? I did not like the trailers / songs. idhula vERa its like Woody Allen films-nu oru artikal padichEn :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
pr dhanae ticket edutthaar??
Nerd,
The movie is very ordinary. No story as such. There were few dialogues which evoked laughter. Thassal. Crowd response was very poor too.
"madhupaanakkadai" - online print edhuvum vandha nitchayam parthuttu solrenga..Quote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
maththapadi avlo onnum perusa odina madhiri theriyalaye
vijay antony "Naan" padam yarum partheengala?
Mayanginen Thayanginen
Starring: Nitin Sathya, Disha Pandey
- mokkai padam
- waste of time
100% Love Telugu - Good one :clap: If you can bear the artificial scenes that are always present in telugu cinema, this one is a good film. Tamanna looked great and acted well. She is giving preference to telugu movies and is evident from her *performance*. NagaC was OK. Nowhere near his father but acted well in the climax.
@Mahen - Did you see this film?
Ghandi (Richard Attenborough)
Dubbed in Tamil. Terrible voice acting. Ithula English subtitle-vera, which was equally bad. The fellers saying, "mannar" and the subtitle says, "her majesty" :hammer:
But a word on cinematography, I too have been esctatic about cinematography that involves lots of movement. But some shots in this film stunned me, brilliant. To me now, a good cinematography = any single frame that can be pulled out and still looks like awesome photograph. I forgot that its all about framing...damn me for praising cinematography in Ravanan, I take that back.
One good thing about dubbing this kinda films, it introduces Tamil audience to some greats, like John Gielgud here. The man who tutored frickin' Brando with the latter's dialogues in Julius Caesar (1953).
My favourite part of Gandhi is when Daniel day Lewis' Racist brings out 'divine violence' of Kingsley's Gandhi ('negation' of revolt that Zizek deconstructs well). And unlike simpleton reading of fostering 'respect' in the enemy, it actually hits panic buttons, inviting violence. However, Attenborough's coda has the white lady prevent this. That's the entire film in one scene.
yAro oru punniyavAn upload pannirukirar...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQaYTYZc-3A
Sir Ben 'stages' Gandhi (where the holistic preferences lies is well documented), DDL 'assumes' the unknown. DDL has a belonging to this medium. To Kingsley, everything is an act, but for DDL, the transformation and coordinates mean more than the 'act', his 'being' subsumes a lot to the discerning viewer, irrational, cold, displeased, machismo, etc.. All while not letting the gaze lose interest in him..
I can't place DDL's accent. Working class Irish?
:shock: nerdy, to me Attakathi's one of the best albums of the year so far. Simple and fresh sounding, especially the two melodies in it. Delectable guitars! And for a new composer and an obscure label, the recording quality is top notch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nerd
unga kanakku engyO idikkudhu. marubadiyum modhO purOttalEndhu aarambiyinga saar!
Got exactly the same doubt! Not a single hubber watched this one yet? The posters looked interesting; I haven't heard any songs or seen any trailers though.Quote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
Inga padam vandhu poirchu but ennaala paakka mudiyala. :(
Some more reviews:
http://articles.timesofindia.indiati...adai-bar-owner
http://newindianexpress.com/entertai...icle583155.ece#
// :clap: @ avtar and siggy. graff... bestest everest in my books too :bow://
Have always varied.Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
His worst is the latest one, Nine. Fake Italian-English with Irish dents all over it.
Although not working class (He comes from a high Art background.), he does the working class British accent really well. My favorite here My beautiful Laundrette.
I mean in Ghandhi, what accent is that? Not cockney (Michael Caine-nA cockney, cockney-nA Michael Caine), or working class type (Craig tend to have that occasionally even in Bond), and here DDL has both the Scottish brogue and Irish lilt. And working class-ish English accent. enakku onnum puriyala, I am going back home. You don't sleep tonight, K_G.
நன்றிங்கோ! யு.எஸ் ஓபன் பெண்கள் இறுதிப் போட்டிக்கு டிக்கட் எடுத்துள்ளேன். அதனால் என்னையே நான் அதற்கு தயாராக்கிக்கொண்டிருக்கிறேன். "ராஜா திருவண்ணாமலையைப் பற்றிச் சொல்லும்போது "எத்தனை எத்தனை ஞானிகள், சித்தர்கள் வந்துபோன இடம் இது! அவர்கள் செய்த தவமெல்லாம் இங்கு இருக்கும் ஒவ்வொரு கற்களிலும் பதிந்து கிடைக்கும்" எனச் சொல்வதுண்டு! அதுபோல ஒரு மயக்கத்தில் இருக்கிறேன். ( மனசாட்சி : மகனே நீ ரொம்ப பீத்திக்கிற! யு.எஸ் ஓபன் பற்றி உனக்குத் தெரியாதா? வருணபகவான் முதலில் அனுமதி கொடுக்கணும்!"Quote:
Originally Posted by KV
It sounds a bit Afrikaans English accented.Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
:oops: OK.. I heard aaasi oru pulveLi 2-3 times but it sort of sounded plain and could not connect to it at any level.. marudiyun try pannren..Quote:
Originally Posted by KV
engayaavadhu oru USB port irukkum. connect pannikidungOQuote:
Originally Posted by Nerd
Dhool --wow Jyothika is damn beautipul in saree
yes, vithagan.. you r rightQuote:
Originally Posted by vithagan
RAATTINAM
- almost same story like "Kaadhal".. but the ending has some very important message
- the consequences of love.. love between a 12th std girl [minor girl] & a boy [not told about his educational background]
- when i thought the director has slightly modified the ending of Kaadhal.. there was a twist..
- the ending is what mostly happens in reality & only after reading the end card texts i realised director has conveyed the message... a very important one
- i wish school students esp. girls watch this film..
- songs onnu rendu nalla irundha madhiri irundhadhu.. eppadiyum adhai ellam ketkaporadhillai
- no separate comedy track is a plus
- screenplay was interesting till the end
- hero - heroine vera yaravadhu.. innum better'ah select pannirkkalaam... heroine konjam gundaa.. poosunapla irundhadhu.. oru sayalla Bhumikha madhiri irundhadhu.. director adhai parthu select pannittarO..
- most characters show yedhartha acting.. good & not forced edhartham [idhu ennanu ketkadheenga.. vera padathula partha solren]
- story location: Tuticorin
- i found it artificial when most of the characters end their sentences with a "lE" .. i have my college mate from Tuticorin.. never seen him using "lE" & i know one more person from Thiruchendur.. i can identify their accent.. but found this "lE" usage more like vijay using "nnA"
- one more girl was shown for some 4 to 5 scenes.. i felt she was more beautiful than the heroine..
- indha padathula kanbikkira love'la ellam enakku udanpaadu illai i.e., school love, college love... but i have seen love in college successfully transforming into marriage [college classmate].. this % is very very min...
- idhukku munnadi innoru padam parthen.. andha love'ku muzhu sammadham
LEELAI
- if Raattinam is a "town" school love story.. this one is urban - IT love story
- barring a few mokkais from Santhanam.. its a nice timepass movie
- as i said in Raattinam review.. i give full support to this love.. & i expected a +ve ending & the director provides it
- hero reminds me Raghuvaran in his early career.. tall - lean - fair
- didn't see / listen to the songs... so no comments about it
just reading the Hindu review of Raattinam..
Raattinam is a film that succeeds in surprising you on more occasions than just one — the biggest surprise coming right at the end, in the form of the climax. To be fair to director K. S. Thangasamy, his story may appear clichéd, but the message he communicates through his film is relatively fresh and one that makes sense.
Director Thangasamy, who has all along been making the audience take the side of the young couple, in a swift move makes them see the wisdom in the argument of the other side. He ends the film on a realistic note without resorting to exaggeration of any sort.
http://www.thehindu.com/arts/cinema/article3436088.ece
vengaayam...
ridiculous... indha maadhiri concepta ellaam censor'laye reject pannirukkanum...
plis to avoid watching... appodhaan indha madhiri evanum padam edukka maattaan..
^appadi ennanga kooramaana conceptu
Extreme reviews for Vengayam. NOV and Hamid hailed it as one of the best and Softy does the opposite. :)
nAn ee :-)
Entertaining (including the Santhanam portions)!
(BTW, I read somewhere that Gnani assumed the Malayalam version will have his name - "gnAn ee" :lol: enna oru megalomania...Housefly is called "eechcha" in Malayalam and the same is shown in the LED display in the movie, ivar adhaikkooda ozhungAppAkkama oru vimarsanam pOttuttAru)
Kizhakku cheemayile.......
as usual, the typical BR movie moments, napoleon standing still after his wife's death, as if waiting for a Mcegg.......poor editing, the climax scene suffers a lot from it.......still the moments like the famous "thaai maaman" dialogues, radhika's dialogues in climax, thenkizhakku chemaayile song are so incisive so that they precisely capture the motif......
"thanneer thanneer" - movie in Vijay TV
Top notching performance from Saritha.
Very good attempt from KB. He came out from his usual shell (Stage drama & Brahmin's culture dialogue) and tried something new in terms of Village plot and rural dialogues.
:notworthy: