the double team of chan and lee do pull off a spectacle in The forbidden kingdom...the movie seems to have got alamost everything right...production values, martial arts, excellent leads - but it couldn't make a mark in the box-office for reasons unknown...the interest in the genre seems to be dropping and that can probably be the only explanation for its debacle
This movie is really awesome..But I fail to understand juz 3rd day of movie, n the whole theatre was empty..Hardly 10% occupying seats..
Do ppl like Malika sharawat n her exposes ??? Come on grow up people, Stop watching those shitty bollywood movies, n start watching hollywood movies....You will definately get worth ur money..
RE:Excellent Movie
by TD on May 09, 2008 03:21 PM
what happened digesh, biological growth is not happening, that you have to watch hollywood movies to boost your growth... if it is so much trouble dont waste ur money on hollywood movies but go to a doctor...hehe...dimag ka...
One kind of review is the Raja Sen kind with a sort of intellectual bias. The reviewer sees a movie with a critical eye and comments on all negative aspects that inhabit his mind. No doubt such people have favourites and prejudices, for instance Raja Sen has his liking for Shahrukh Khan. The other kind is the reviewer who sees it from a common person's perspective. All that comes on these posts either praising or criticising the reviewer stems from a failure to understand the reviewer's perspective. For me at least reading Raja Sen's review helps me understand which movies not to watch viz. those he praises, with very few exceptions! Readers can make up their minds based on their inclinations, intellectual or otherwise. For most of us, movies are seen through an emotional prism rather than an intellectual one. Raja Sen writes well and deserves to be praised for his language. Enjoy his language if not his review.
RE:Two Kinds of Reviews
by Thierry Henry on May 04, 2008 03:50 PM
I couldn't disagree more. Raja Sen has this rare talent of calling a spade a spade without making much fuss about it. His reviews are being missed, some sheer pieces of art.
A Very Good Review By Rediff.. This is how Reviews should be. Compact, Simple. Covering the Basics of the Movie and not Dwelling on Past, Present, Future of Cinema and Diverting to topics out of context. Keep it up Ms Nithya Ramani. Three Stars for the Movie and Four Stars to the Reviewer...
RE:KURUVI.........
by Arjun.A.R on May 03, 2008 06:22 PM
What does Kuruvi have to do withg the forbidden kingdom? Is it supposed to be the tamil version?
