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Will Smith and martin lawrence :rotfl:. One of the best scenes from bad boys 2.
Watched 'How to Train your Dragon' this weekend on a DVD. Amazing experience! Breathtaking visuals and graphics! :clap: Especially I loved the background score by John Powell (Nominee this (last) year). A deserving winner. Need to purchase the soundtrack. How was the score for The Social Network (which won the academy this year)? Only thing I didn't like about the movie is the title. First time when I heard this title, I guessed as some 'Making of some film' or some tutorial/documentary. They could have named the movie better.
:exactly: This is my most favorite OST in the last few years. It's a pity John Powell didn't get the award :(Quote:
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Wow! Good to hear that LM! Thanks. Normally, I don't focus much on background score whenever I see a movie for the first time, fearing to lose the actual content. But this movie, I cannot separate the BGM from the movie. Everytime I felt Powell whispering to me, hear this score and hear that. A fantastic score. I even watched the whole end credit, just for the score. Just amazing! It too feel that this score should have got the award :(, without even listening to TSN score, assuming this would certainly surpass that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlemaster1982
Nice short film :)
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When Harry met Sally (first time).
Lovvvvly film. Solid writing. Sparkling dialogues. Great performances. Looks like Band Bajaa Baraat was losely inspired by this..
Nerd,
Hum Tum is the official remake of WHMS. No idea about BBB.
Yeah possible. Seen HT only once but nothing registered..
Confessions. பேஜாராயிட்டேன் :shaking-head: One of the Oscar contenders.
Is the high school scene in Japan so grim? I wonder what the inspiration for such a story could have been. Manami’s episode left me sad – the cruelty of it all, the way it was presented, the kid who played Manami – everything, very well realized.
The film has got such style – the slo-mos & cuts (brings the classroom sparklingly alive – a bit over done but), the stimulating soundtrack - that I watched it again to revisit every aspect of it.
Twenty minutes into the film and never could I divert my attention. Worth a watch. Be warned of freaky violence.