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Dear Christopher, Christian, Heath ( rest in peace man),
My memories of watching Batman on TV or in the movies prior to ‘Batman Begins’ were mainly of Batman saying something witty, fluorescent lights and bright scenes, a dramatic and theatrical ‘Two Face’. But the more i read Batman comics, the more I hated those movies, because they [...]

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Miss Misery

I just love this song by Elliot Smith. It’s from the movie ‘Good Will Hunting’ starring Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Afleck and Minnie Driver. Somehow I relate to this song, and it’s sung beautifully.
so here goes…
MISS MISERY
I’ll fake it through the day
With some help from johnny walker red
Send the poison rain down the drain
To [...]

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Mavericks…

I wrote earlier about how Bollywood cannot match up to the creativity and freshness of hollywood, try as we may. I am glad I was proved wrong, though I wish I am proved wrong like this more often. I say this because I saw ‘Taare Zammen Par’ yesterday. And I’d be a humanoid if I [...]

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Goddess

Madhuri rocks BIG TIME!!! I saw ‘Aaja Nachle’ today, and was spellbound by the way she’s breezed through the movie. She owns every frame of the movie she appears in. The movie is not extraordinary, or new to Bollywood. But the cast is good, and everyone has performed brilliantly. To say that they’ve acted would [...]

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I saw Saanwariya recently. I saw it in a multiplex. I really understood why Bollywood has always failed to get an Academy award. We can never be creative or imaginative enough to make larger than life cinema. Not this generation atleast. I agree we show promise, but then we follow up with films like these [...]

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Surprised??? Well I’ve been wanting to write this for a long time now, and now that I’ve taken up ‘The Bourne Supremacy’ for reading for the umpteenth time, I am really in the Bourne mode.
But why Bourne Vs. Bourne? The answer is simple. The legacy of this tremendously powerful character was carried on by Eric [...]

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Love Actually…

What is it with love? I mean, you finally find someone who you are confident is made for you. that you can actually think about spending your life comfortably with that person, only to realize that this relationship has no future and worse, you are not even sure what that person’s response to your love [...]

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Perhaps the most extraordinary ability of movies is that they make us dream. They give us hope, that things can be better and that there is something called as “good” which prevails relentlessly, infinitely and undoubtedly. I recently watched “Dead Poets Society”, starring Robin Williams and Ethan Hawke. It is about a preparatory school, rigid [...]

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