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

**ajaybaskar** · 22nd April 2012, 03:22 PM

Yes. The first half an hour was awesome

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**Nerd** · 22nd April 2012, 10:38 PM

Originally Posted by AravindMano

Submarine. Delightful. Another coming of age story, but very creative, very original and very very hilarious. I had few issues during Act 2 that the story didn't really build up, but this is a solid film that I find tough to dislike.

Instand queue-la irukku. Paaththura vENdiyadhu dhaan

**P_R** · 23rd April 2012, 01:16 AM

Originally Posted by kid-glove

Boring film. Boring phlow.

Sammandham aNNan to Shemran: enakku pudikkumbOdhE theriyumnga ungaLukku pudikkAdhu-nnu
Boring phlow-vA? Truly Madly Deeply ellAm flim loueers aahaa oohoo aahaahO 'mbAingaLE?

Woody kitta indha kadhaiyai kuduththirundhA abAramA eduththiruppAr-nu thOnichchu.

The themes, the ideas, situations, characters, locations - all were good. The way he gets off the hook with the American detective reminded me of Match Point getting away with murder.
Ending became a little too plot heavy in twists. But it was always quite gripping. Hollywood B/O mind-la vachchukittAlE romba bore adikka mudiyAdhu. That insurance is there for us midbrow viewers.

Originally Posted by ajithfederer

enna sirippu rascel. karuththu sollunga.

**ajithfederer** · 23rd April 2012, 10:35 AM

Illai naan innum andha padathai paakala aana ninga avvalo lengthy-aa ezhudhinadhai kg "No comments zimbly waste" madhiri post pannadhai paathu sirichen.

Originally Posted by P_R

enna sirippu rascel. karuththu sollunga.

**kid-glove** · 23rd April 2012, 11:12 AM

I meant boring fellow, See why misspelling is bad. Not you per se (it could be you too coz I am an impolite prick), but Damon is a boring dude. Just coz his name rhymes with the great Delon, you don't make him play Ripley. And 'Hollywood', Minghella prides himself to be art-house. Clement-Delon film is much more taut.

Yeah, I saw your Dorian Gray tweet. Edhukkum ungaloda jakkirathaiya irukkanum..

**kid-glove** · 23rd April 2012, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by ajaybaskar

Yes. The first half an hour was awesome

I thought it's going to be mindless carnage. 4-0 down, but right at the death, Humans got 1 back. Still when it turned 1-9 in favor of wolves massively, it seemed a non-contest. But then like a oriental martial arts flick, he gets a last man(or animal) standing with the Alpha. Such a shame that we don't see the main event. After the credits, it's not quite clear whether he survived it but at least he took the m___f___ down with him. But it stays true to the lyric that pervades every molecule of the film's atmosphere, and even so bluntly framed on to the wall, 'live and die on this day'..

In the end, there seems to be a philosophical point. Brutality & Poetry in a most simplistic sense. Ultimately humble enough to be a survivalist genre film.

The film score was very Clint Mansell-esque, but used in a much more subtle way. That makes for a fantastic mood setting with the extreme freeze backdrop.

I also have "The Hunter" to watch. Hell yeah to 'Man vs Nature' genre! Pity though none will ever match the great John Carpenter. Dafoe though better than Neeson ain't no Kurt Russell.

**P_R** · 23rd April 2012, 11:36 AM

I thought you meant the boring phlow for MinghellA.
Damon boring-A?? oru maadhiri nallA seyvaapla. I didn't see Invictus. I last saw him in Informant and liked him.
ellA role-um oru maadhiri orE mAdhiri irukkum. But Ripley is possibly his best thus far I've seen.

Clement-Delon film...haven't watched.

Originally Posted by kid-glove

Yeah, I saw your Dorian Gray tweet. Edhukkum ungaloda jakkirathaiya irukkanum..

Moreover, yEzhu kazhudhai vayasAnappuramum ID kEkkuRainga

**ajithfederer** · 27th April 2012, 09:20 AM

Robert De Niro, Elizabeth McGovern, Jennifer Connelly and the Leone family will all attend Cannes for the Once Upon A Time In America restored screening! There will be an extra 25 minutes of footage based on Leone's first cut.