Which non-Indian film did you watch recently

Thanks, Raiks. Will keep an eye out for it. Haven't seen the sequels and, thankfully, the remake. :D

Malena :P :bow:

Seven days in May
- Oru murai pakkalam

Nee romba padam paakure !!!

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Malena :bow:

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Unnai kandikka aal illama dhan ippadi irukke.

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Malena :P :bow:

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have watched it in parts...looked like a very very good movie from whatever I have watched

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Originally Posted by ajithfederer

Nee romba padam paakure !!!

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Malena :bow:

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Unnai kandikka aal illama dhan ippadi irukke.

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:P

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:lol: ithellam Art padam thambi :lol2:

i think wat i watched was uncut version,1.43 mints. anyone have watched more running time than this? :roll:

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Enna solreenga :huh:. Your statements contradict itself. He is cunning and that is why he made the deal. What's there to be stupid?.

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'coz the way landa surrender to basterds without keeping any weapons looks stupid for me, it screwed up Landa's character. athu than deal nnu thirumbavum sollatha, antha deal ye better aa irunthirukkalamnnu naan feel pannen. it looks like QT want that german character looks funny at the end :wink:

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Firstly, he being a devil himself makes deal with devil of other kind (American Nazi-to-Nazi's). It had this sense of irony. I see you agree with this. But the problem is for Landa to confiscate his arms & hand himself over to Basterds just like that. But that is the protocol to 'surrender'. As per the superior's orders (with whom Landa made the deal), The basterds had no authority to kill him. But they being ugly basterds, do like to serve the Nazis they spare - a memorabilia on forehead. And Landa shouldn't be knowing this. At the very end of Chapter two, we see Pitt addressing a Nazi soldier on how they would remain to live after the wars. the soldier replies they could burn their uniforms and live in some hideout village. So, he plants a swastika in his head. The soldier reveals this to Hitler, who commands to keep that discreet as it would only cause anxiety. Hence why Landa is not to have known this. He is a clever, and cunning thief. He describes so himself. In the first part, he reveals how he is different from other Nazis, to hunt Jews as one would hunt Rats. And the key being the fact that he could think and act like a Rat himself. Not so subtlety but evidently Landa ratted the Nazis out in the end. Staying true to the character's sketch. He takes a calculative and measured risk, but he didn't have the details of Basterds methods. Or else, he would have twice thought this over. :)

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i think wat i watched was uncut version,1.43 mints. anyone have watched more running time than this? :roll:

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edhuvum cut aayirukadhu...worry pannaadheenga

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i think wat i watched was uncut version,1.43 mints. anyone have watched more running time than this? :roll:

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edhuvum cut aayirukadhu...worry pannaadheenga

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Muzhusaa paatha Thripthi venumla,oru confirmation-kku ketten :mrgreen:

Hey Appu. Do you agree with my assessment of IB's ending and Landa especially.