Which non-Indian film did you watch recently

Shortly before "Barton Fink" opened, when asked about their next project (which happened to be "Hudsucker Proxy"), Coens replied "Something people will want to see". :lol:

Manobala to surya in pithamagan:

"அதை எதுக்கு உருட்டிகிட்டு அப்படியே வெச்சுற வேண்டியது தானே".

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Originally Posted by P_R

After reading the synopses of the various films discussed in the last few pages, searching for the palm d'or winner list and reading synopses I have started downloading...... Barton Fink :lol2:

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purileeng :oops:

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Neenga eppadiyum andha padathai kindal panna poreengannu solla vandhein :P

Pickpocket - Bresson

Finally, something by a periya aaL which turned out to be interesting.

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Originally Posted by Appu s

yes its unusual , never expected in that way, did u expect that its going to be psychological thriller after the initial scenes? i thought its going to be an another child horror movie... esther and the max given a brilliant performance.... itha paarunga
and what about the scenes of mother who lose their child to stillbirth.. enjoyed those non-esther scenes too... overall the movie is good if not great..

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Hi Appu, :)

Well the thing is Appu...I've seen "the good son" and was expecting it to be the same...but knew that the twist was necessary so that "orphan" would not be just a copycat movie...but yes there were parts in which made you take notice. If you haven't watched "the good son" then I do suggest you give it a look :D The story is written by Ian McEwan...great author...same author who wrote "Atonement"...if that means anything more :P

Watched "Julie and Julia"...in a theater where I paid $4 dollars...it's $2 on a weekday... :shock: wasn't too shabby...clean...small screen....
but heck it was $4!!!

Anyways as you can see the theater had more impact on me than the movie did....the parts with Julia Child (Meryl Streep) were a delight if you could get over her unique manner of speaking and voice...my friends found her voice annoying.I think I've become accustomed to it after watching her cooking shows....I wish the whole movie was just based on her...Meryl is amazing as always... I do love her acting...Amy was forgettable...her parts seemed to drag down the story....very lovey and cute and full of rich, french food cooking obviously.

Run Lola Run

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Enjoyed it a lot.

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Originally Posted by ajithfederer

:lol:

Neenga eppadiyum andha padathai kindal panna poreengannu solla vandhein :P

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allOv Barton Fing - CoenargaL padam 'nga
They have hardly ever disappointed me. I was saying after bracing myself to this time see something new I settled back to familiarity :lol2:

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Originally Posted by Querida

Hi Appu, :)

Well the thing is Appu...I've seen "the good son" and was expecting it to be the same...but knew that the twist was necessary so that "orphan" would not be just a copycat movie...but yes there were parts in which made you take notice. If you haven't watched "the good son" then I do suggest you give it a look :D The story is written by Ian McEwan...great author...same author who wrote "Atonement"...if that means anything more :P

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ok ok, :D i have not watched "the good son"