Re: Re: Crapest movie i have ever seen
by Devin Aaron on Oct 22, 2009 05:43 AM
So tht doesn't make a movie good, its only earned money in india otherwise bollywood movies can't make the amount of money in abroad like independent american movies make.
Pepul like you ar accountants of akshay. Whnevr audience doesn't like the movie, you come w.excuses such as saying the movie made alot of money nd has broken records nd all tht bull. Atleast have the guts to face the truth tht movie sucks.
Nobody is offending your pyara superstar,jst the movie is bad and if its good thn obviously it'll be better thn lagaan.
Kannadda film industry has no work other than copying movies and stories from others like hindi,tamil or telugu..they never come up with their own stories...
Kannadda film industry has no work other than copying movies and stories from others like hindi,tamil or telugu..they never come up with their own stories...
I know I have read this novel back in the 80s. I cannot get the name out while the plot remains vaguely familiar. Bollywood copycats, when you remake, copy/plagiarize, please have the courtesy of pointing to the original work. The lady script writer who wrote "Fanaa", could you please step forward and take a bow, on behalf of Ken Follett?
Re: Based on a Wilbur Smith novel
by action on Oct 20, 2009 09:56 AM
You know, I remember that I there was a novel back in 80s, which was copied from a novel written by some indian author, whose name I can't remember. And now a movie has been made on that novel, whose name I can't remember. Oh God ! what a confusion.
Re: Re: Based on a Wilbur Smith novel
by winterrain on Oct 20, 2009 12:40 PM
Kannadda film industry has no work other than copying movies and stories from others like hindi,tamil or telugu..they never come up with their own stories...
Re: Re: Re: Based on a Wilbur Smith novel
by Seenu Subbu on Oct 21, 2009 08:44 AM
It's trickle down policy, Hindi copies from Hollywood, rest of the country duplicate every single hit movie in every other movie. Proven formula, makes money for every single copycat and makes a)a fool of Indian movie goers b)a super star with crores of income for Bhai log as well.
Re: Re: Based on a Wilbur Smith novel
by action on Oct 20, 2009 10:10 AM
ok, read them carefully and njoy...and you will find that the script doesn't match
Re: Re: Re: Based on a Wilbur Smith novel
by Seenu Subbu on Oct 21, 2009 08:35 AM
That's correct. Novel doesn't contain Laura Dutta's item number songs and the funny dialogues.
To all these illiterate people who are saying that they didn't find a story so they want to give negative comments... go search the definition of "action" genre on web.
The action genre is a class of creative works characterised by a more emphasis on exciting action sequences than on character development or story-telling. The genre encompasses action-adventure fiction, action films, action games and analogous media in other formats such as manga and anime.
There's no movie in Bollywood that was a true "Action genre" movie. This is the one: "Blue". Producer, director have tried a different thing and should be appreciated.
And I think negative marks should be given to all those critics who have ridiculed the movie because they didn't know what type of movie they were going to watch..
To all these illiterate people who are saying that they didn't find a story so they want to give negative comments... go search the definition of "action" genre on web.
The action genre is a class of creative works characterised by a more emphasis on exciting action sequences than on character development or story-telling. The genre encompasses action-adventure fiction, action films, action games and analogous media in other formats such as manga and anime.
There's no movie in Bollywood that was a true "Action genre" movie. This is the one: "Blue". Producer, director have tried a different thing and should be appreciated.
Re: Awesome Action movie
by action on Oct 20, 2009 05:04 AM
And I think negative marks should be given to all those critics who have ridiculed the movie because they didn't know what type of movie they were going to watch...
