Life In A Metro is a story about today's metro world.If you are really ambitious and desperate to watch how life will became a different when you will you be in metro ,come share my views and watch this movie. I am sure you will definitely get a new perception and if you are really bold and have will power then you will find a answer to your dilemma and may be in a position to judge whether you are taking a right move in your life or not..
In this movie director Soham has tried to curve out through his movie how the extra needs of your life can puzzle your life or hamper your normality of your life.Why life should be lead in a proper frame , what's the difference in between taking a decision with heart and brain. Why there should be a balanced approach in between heart and brain.
The film shows that Shilpa Shetty's life (leading the life of a married wife ) became lonely when his husband while earning his livelihood get into a wrong dimension. Similarly a other character Shilpa's husband the bose of a office get's into a sexual relation with his office staff whereas his office lady colleague feels emotional attached with another person in his office but not able to give time to his boy friend how she likes. A another character Konkana Sen (Shilpa's younger sister) is unable to find a suitable match for his life but she is very true to her heart .There is many more in this movie .So, I will not disclose everything .I just want to give you a glimpse of this movie and make you to go for this movie.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Life In Metro(Definitely New Outlook)
Labels: 2007, Bollywood, Konkana Sen, Movie reviews
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Sunday, February 17, 2008
Beowulf [HD DVD]
Spectacular animated action scenes turn the ancient epic poem Beowulf into a modern fantasy movie, while motion-capture technology transforms plump actor Ray Winstone (Sexy Beast) into a burly Nordic warrior. When a Danish kingdom is threatened by the monster Grendel (voiced and physicalized by Crispin Glover, River's Edge), Beowulf--lured by the promise of heroic glory--comes to rescue them. He succeeds, but falls prey to the seductive power of Grendel's mother, played by Angelina Jolie... and as Jolie's pneumatically animated form rises from an underground lagoon with demon-claw high heels, it becomes clear that we're leaving the original epic far, far behind. Regrettably, the motion-capture process has made only modest improvements since The Polar Express; while the characters' eyes no longer look so flat and zombie-like, their faces remain inexpressive and movements are still wooden. As a result, the most effective sequences feature wildly animated battles and the most vivid character is Grendel, whose grotesqueness ends up making him far more sympathetic than any of the mannequin-like human beings. The meant-to-be-titillating images of a naked Jolie resemble an inflatable doll more than a living, breathing woman (or succubus, as the case may be)
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Labels: 2007, Anthony Hopkins, Brice Martin, dvd, John Bilezikjian, Ray Winstone, Robin Wright Penn
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Saturday, February 9, 2008
Juno (A FILM ON TEEN PREGNANCY)
Introduction to "Juno"
Juno comes in theaters like a breath of much-needed fresh air amidst , bigger budgeted, and more pretentious awards contenders. Written by a former pole dancer, directed by a man who had his diaphoretic changed on the set of Animal House and concerning an unwanted teen pregnancy, Juno doesn't boast an immediately impressive descent. But Juno delivers. Big time! It's one of the years best-written, best-acted and most thoroughly enjoyable films.
Okay I may describe a lot when I said that director Jason Reitman had his diapers changed on the set of Animal House. But he was on that set when he was a mere eleven days old (dad Ivan Reitman was the producer), so it's possible. And writer Diablo Cody did get bored with her job at an ad agency and tried her hand as a stripper and pole dancer. She recounted those experiences in the book Candy Girl and also began to write about the sex industry on her blog The Pussy Ranch. According to Cody: I have to say that my trajectory was extremely unusual. Heck yeah! And that's probably why she has such a fresh voice. Now Cody and Reitman have teamed up for Juno, a comedy about a pregnant teen and the yuppie couple that wants to adopt her baby.
Juno, all deal with women who decide to see their unwanted pregnancies to full term. Hollywood may start a new definition on liberal views on abortion, yet all three films--although allowing the women to consider abortion as an option--decide to have their char Juno is a whip-smart teen confronting an unplanned pregnancy by her classmate Bleeker. With the help of her hot best friend Leah, Juno finds her unborn child a "perfect" set of parents: an affluent suburban couple, Mark and Vanessa, longing to adopt. Luckily, Juno has the total support of her parents as she faces some tough decisions, flirts with adulthood and ultimately figures out where she belongs.
Juno depicted the teen pregnancy in full terms. Again it has been nicely shown that in each case it's about personal choice rather than the abortion issue.It's all about the new attitude that society have .
Labels: 2007
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