Re: Mammotty going to win national award this year
by Indian on Dec 18, 2009 12:17 PM
Pradeep please visit a near by neuro centre, U need to take a psychiatrists advise soon, or else U will be roaming on the streets with torn cloths shouting Mammooty, Kamalahasan, Mohanlal....
Re: Mammotty going to win national award this year
by Indian on Dec 18, 2009 12:17 PM
Pradeep please visit a near by neuro centre, U need to take a psychiatrists advise soon, or else U will be roaming on the streets with torn cloths shouting Mammooty, Kamalahasan, Mohanlal....
Re: Re: Mammotty going to win national award this year
by pradeep nair on Dec 18, 2009 12:24 PM
hope u will be here to comment when the national awards anounce .reply u then
I was really sure that this movie is going to be something special after 2012 the banners and trailors says the same. I am definately gonna watch this movie 2day itself. May our bollywood directors shud take a cue from this kind of movies to take our future cinematic experience at higher levels.
Re: The original was good - with Rajesh Khanna
by Subodh Bhatt on Dec 18, 2009 11:58 AM
but this time kaka is the leader of Na'avi civilisation and dimple khanna has also got some special appearance :)
James "Titanic" Cameron's less than titanic effort has a paralyzed marine being sent to the Planet Pandora to fetch a substance that can be used as an energy source on a fuel hungry Earth in the future. An 85 minute movie expanded to 2 and a half hours.
The planet Pandora itself features flying dragons and blue indigenous natives that are a poor parody of American Indians.
It seems as if Cameron is saying that only the white race of people can be the saviors of this world, and that even though the indigenous peoples are very smart, they just don't have the intelligence to fend or themselves.All the clich�s are there, the love interest, the greedy industrialist, the strong , liberated woman, etc, etc. For a short time it is eye popping, even dazzling, but from then on it slowly sinks{get it?} into its own pretensions.Worse still, there really is no sense of humor or comedy relief to lighten things up a bit. Its as if Cameron is saying "wow, just look at it. It's awesome, isn't it?". Well, the real fact of the matter is that it is not.
Re: James' latest movie, Avatar
by mg on Dec 18, 2009 11:45 AM
Cameron has always been a props and FX director and still has a lot to learn about the human element and character development . Since this ass-buster runs for what seems to be an eternity, why didn't he attempt to make the characters interesting? He knows that today's multiplex bred filmgoers just don't seem to care so he takes the easy way out and gives us an FX movie that is just overkill.It is all style, no substance and leaves you with a cold and empty feeling. I'm sure this movie will probably do good in the awards department, but that does not justify you giving up two and a half hours of your life to see it.You've seen it all before-and much better too.Even the current Planet 51-a not too good sci-fi parody -comedy of an astronaut landing on a planet where the aliens are based on 1950s American pop culture offers some fun and laughs manages to outshine this. This film is just so ordinary that it is a crime.See it if you like-just don't expect too much. Cameron thinks that the CGI effects of this film will be "the next big thing in film-making" Guess again James.If you can wait 9 or so weeks, you'll be able to rent this at Blockbuster.WARNING! Do NOT take little children to see this movie. They will become just as bored as you-only faster.
Re: James' latest movie, Avatar
by Dona Paula on Dec 18, 2009 12:18 PM
The white saving our world and the entire universe has been the mantra of several hollywood film makers. Ronald emmerich, micheal bay, etc have thrived on such disaster formulas. Nothing new here. You want so a good film, check out DISTRICT 9 from south africa from a relatively new filmmaker. Just awesome.
totally nonsense.... movie is supposed to take place 200 years into the future.. highly fiction story, so kids should like it... wearing 3d googles and stuff.
Re: Avatar
by Guest on Dec 18, 2009 11:29 AM
I appreciate your take on the film avatar. Still you should not forget it is from Cameroon, the creator of titatic, terminator 1 and 2, aliens, true lies, etc. If you dont like wearing goggles, then watch it in 2d plain simple.
Re: Re: watch it
by Subodh Bhatt on Dec 18, 2009 11:21 AM
nobody knows the actual cost but its a thousand crore movie so thats the factor of this movie :)
