Which non-indian film u saw recently has made u post here???

Bachelor Party (1984) Raunchy as hell. Tom Hanks is a bachelor who decides to get married to his rich girl friend. The girl's parents dont like the idea. The girl's ex boy friend also plans to foil the marriage. Hanks friends decide to throw him a party and all hell breaks loose. Hanks and his antics are super funny. A fun watch for all GUYS, i say :P.

Catch me if you can: Right from Spielberg's Top rack. Hollywood must be greatful to have a great actor called Hanks. Dicaprio is good. His best scene in the film is his conversation with Hanks in France right before he gets arrested. Totally entertaining.

Troy: Good. It's sad that Brad Pitt is known mostly as a star. He is a very good actor. Eric Bana has a great role. Achilles and Hector fight is a top class stunt. Great sets and special effects to boot with.

Meet Joe Black: Brad pitt is Death in this film. He visits Anthony Hopkins when he takes a vacation. He falls in love with her daughter and soon he has to return. Quite an okay film. Little lengthy at 3 hours.

Devil.
karna kodooram. Was texting and facebooking throughout the film. People were :lol: for most scenes especially those with jarring loud music.

The boy in striped pajamas and bad company :) two good movies in a row ....

City of God. :notworthy:
The 6 gig bluray version this time. Seriously, it is worth every second. FXG and aXXo are all gross, relatively.

Six days Seven Nights - watchable :)

Mean girls - fun filled movie :thumbsup:

It's a Wonderful Life

By all counts a padu sumaar film
School silrans play maadhiri superficiality
The 'what if' simulation was interesting but kinda wore out in a few mins.
Climoks miracle kooda predictable dhaan...pizhisalnu budhikku theriyudhu...irundhaalum dhukkam thoNdaiyai adaichiruchu.

Altruisaum, sagOrathuvaum, silrans...pOnRa vishayangaLla enna aNNan manOrama range-ku chattunu emotion aagurEn

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The Bourne Ultimatum: By all means one of the top five films in the last decade. An example for Model Action films. Matt Damon is super fantastic in this role. The stunts are glorious. Desh and Bourne fighting in the apartment is an trophy for stunt co-ordinators. The best shot of the film is Jason Jumping through the window. Did I say how much I love the Last song at the end of the credits.

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+1. Very good example of how an action film should be :thumbsup:

and then there were none (1945)

- very very good. i think this had an altered ending (from the novel). excellent casting.. especially the bumbling Mr.Rogers. he was so believable.

The Big Sleep

Thalai suthiruchu

Too complicated for its own good. It stopped being interesting after a point.

Artificial as it was, I liked the verbal volleys between Bogart and the girls, and others too. Really liked the idea of a detective figuring out as he goes, getting more info than he reveals etc. With some pruning it could have been much more engrossing than it was.

Kiravuso, thangaL karuthu enna?

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When writing the chauffers death part, the scriptwriters and the director called Chandler (who wrote the book) and asked who actually killed him, and Chandler replied, "Who the hell knows" :lol:

Lots of changes, and additional shots were made to accommodate Bogart/Baccal chemistry/craze amongst fans. Plus they cut down Martha Vickers' character which is a lot more interesting.

It's in my top ten because I'm a Chandler fan, and Bogart was awesome as Marlowe. Chandler, who had someone like Cary Grant in his mind when writing Marlowe, said, that Bogart was an inspiring choice because "he can be tough without a gun". Reminds me of Fleming who also had Grant-like person in mind, hated Connery, and then balti-adichufy after seeing the films and said Connery was good and made Bond half-Scots in the later books.

As for the complex plot, I am still rereading the book :?

Most of the dialogues are taken from the book, especially my fav:

Eddie Mars: Convenient, the door being open when you didn't have a key, eh?
Philip Marlowe: Yeah, wasn't it. By the way, how'd you happen to have one?
Eddie Mars: Is that any of your business?
Philip Marlowe: I could make it my business.
Eddie Mars: I could make your business mine.
Philip Marlowe: Oh, you wouldn't like it. The pay's too small.