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

**Raikkonen** · 4th September 2010, 09:40 PM

Piranha.

Positives = Kelly Brook's jalabulajanks.
Negatives = Everything else.

The original was brutal, but it was a 'silly fun' movie and probably was the best jaws ripoff at that time. I quite enjoyed the original one. This one..

awful.

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**ajithfederer** · 5th September 2010, 03:25 AM

Funny how, how the fcuk i am funny eh?. do i look like a clowm, do i amuse you??/

Joe Pesci

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Originally Posted by Cinefan

Goodfellas:My 2nd Scorsese/De Niro film which left me flummoxed as to my feelings for the movie.Can't tell how I felt.

Got to do with the way Scorsese structures the movie I think.

Was very impressed with Ray Liotta as Henry hill while Joe Pesci's character reminded me a lot of his role in the Raging Bull.

**Puliyan_Biryani** · 5th September 2010, 02:50 PM

Road to Perdition - Watched it yesterday and liked it a lot. The opening scenes reminded me a bit of Gladiator (Son he never had sort of logic) but the similarities ended once Newman's loyalties were established. I have always thought that blood is thicker and hence I liked Newman's character that much more. At one level, Hanks' and Newman's characters are the same as they both have to protect their sons irrespective of their misdeeds (a smaller one in case of Michael Sullivan Jr.).

Tom Hanks has done a neat job of portraying the loyal hitman and the loving father (though he doesn't show his love explicitly). But I couldn't stop myself from imagining a 90s De Niro in that role. It is a tribute to the man that the distant and thorough gangster immediately evokes his memory. Jude Law and Daniel Craig aren’t bad either. But I would’ve loved to see more development of Craig’s character.

And I liked this ending better than the one from the comics kid-glove mentioned. Spoilers: Tom Hanks says that his son could make it to heaven in one of the scenes. So for him to die - after witnessing his son shooting Jude Law - with the fear that his son might follow in his footsteps would’ve been tragic. Hanks’ character succeeds in that count and the son too says that he never touched a gun after that.

**ajaybaskar** · 5th September 2010, 03:56 PM

Piranha

I shud've better stayed back home and watched Jaws. Why the hell did the director opt for 3D?

**Cinefan** · 5th September 2010, 06:36 PM

Revolutionary Road: Was it P_R who said this was one of the best films in recent times???????????

Sorry,I certainly did not feel so.Except stray moments when Di caprio did well as the frustrated husband,the film was boring.

Idha vere kan mulichi friday night paarthen.

Quantam Of Solace: Film starts where Casino Royale ended,on a high and keeps the adrenaline pumped up for the next 1 1/2 hours.Good watch for a sunday afternoon.

**sathya_1979** · 5th September 2010, 07:25 PM

Watching Hot Shots - Part Deux in Star Movies! Hilarious parody!

**ajithfederer** · 5th September 2010, 07:50 PM

. The film was ok to me.

Originally Posted by Cinefan

Revolutionary Road: Was it P_R who said this was one of the best films in recent times???????????

Sorry,I certainly did not feel so.Except stray moments when Di caprio did well as the frustrated husband,the film was boring.

Idha vere kan mulichi friday night paarthen.

**groucho070** · 6th September 2010, 07:03 AM

Originally Posted by Raikkonen

Piranha.

The original was brutal, but it was a 'silly fun' movie and probably was the best jaws ripoff at that time. I quite enjoyed the original one. This one..

awful.

They took themselves a bit too seriously eh?

**Raikkonen** · 6th September 2010, 09:42 AM

the new one is just as silly as the original, but it doesn't have the same nostalgic effect (like 99% horror remakes i've seen.. look no further than van Sant's Psycho)..

actually you can watch and adore late 70's- early 80's horror movies (no matter how crap they are), just for the 'kick'..

Like i said in my earlier post, Ms Brook is the true savior of the movie.. She's just awesome.

**kid-glove** · 6th September 2010, 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by Puliyan_Biryani

And I liked this ending better than the one from the comics kid-glove mentioned. Spoilers: Tom Hanks says that his son could make it to heaven in one of the scenes. So for him to die - after witnessing his son shooting Jude Law - with the fear that his son might follow in his footsteps would’ve been tragic. Hanks’ character succeeds in that count and the son too says that he never touched a gun after that.

Yep, I too prefer this to bleaker ending in comics.