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Escape from alcatraz
Clint Eastwood masterminds an escape, the first of its kind from the alcatraz prison. Though it reminded me of Shawshank redemption, both are entirely different. Clint as usual steals the show and this movie is definitely worth a wath :thumbsup:
I watched Lord of War...it's so cold blooded taken fluidly and more disturbingly it's based on true events...the lack of remorse that Nicholas Cage displays is compelling...I was pleasantly surprised in one part when they used AR Rehman's Bombay Theme music.
really? :o ...just as i was surprised when they used ARR's song "Thakka Thaya Thaya" from Uyire as an intro to the movie, Inside Man...Quote:
Originally Posted by Querida
interesting....thanks, been wanting to see this movie for some time!
I just watched one of the most thrilling movies of all time in my view... :o
The Game, starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn....it was awesome...from start to the end, i couldn't predict what was going on...it was like a puzzle...
It's a story about a wealthy man, Nicholas (Michael Douglas) who receives a birthday gift from his brother (Sean Penn) - a live-action game that provides him with a "profound life experience"...
Sean Penn's role was small but so good! and of course, Michael Douglas too....
definitely, one of a kind...:clap:...:thumbsup:...worth a watch....
House of Flying Daggers.
A Love story no doubt but soo beautifully taken. Awesome cinematography and excellent acting.Very well taken movie.
watching RUNAWAY BRIDE dvd. *ing Richard Gere & Julia Roberts - so far quite interesting half way through. hope to finish it today !
I agree. A beautiful movie. It established David Fincher as a class director. After The Game he went on to direct the cult classic Fight Club , which just skyrocketed him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinthiya
Haven't watched The Game, but i think Fight Club is very much over-rated...
BTW, I thought the theme was used on the right scene !Quote:
Originally Posted by Querida
The end credits of the movie is much more bizaare ... "There are only 5 nations now who are dealing with arms - US, UK, France, China and Russia (or Japan, not sure) and all of them are part of UN Security council".
Yes, the character of Willis in 6th sense had more logic than the role of Brad Pitt in Fight club. I am still confused on who was driving the car if Brad Pitt was imaginary ? :?Quote:
Originally Posted by alwarpet_andavan