Film Review: ‘Kaal’ : Time To Die
Kaal – *ing Ajay Devgan, Esha Deol, John Abraham, Lara Dutta, Vivek Oberoi Special Appearances: Malaika Arora Khan & Shah Rukh Khan Worldwide Release – 29th April 2005 Runtime: 126 minutes (English subtitles in UK…
The Castle of VUe’
It’s like popping down & visiting your family after years to find you’re now an uncle or a grandparent, or like catching up on a show after missing a couple of seasons, being introduced to…
Batman Begins: Trailer Thoughts
“If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, you become something else entirely.” “Which is? .. “ …
Film Review: Coffee & Cigarettes
In Depth Review:
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Consumption goes to Sleep
Weak I am then, I’ve managed to sleep most of today, I’m actually quite impressed. It’s not very like me at all. On a semi-related long lost cousin kind of a topic, if you’ve been…
Dorsia, not Dorcia – I stand corrected
There was a moment of panic as for a moment I thought I had no reservations for dinner. Cartman had thought this through & knew this would probably be the case. The relief washed over…
Film Review: Interpreter, The
ORANGE WEDNESDAY: The Interpreter To me this was a decent film, not spectacular, not one that sticks with you after the show, but a nicely done, character driven film. Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman…
New DVD … Whaddaya think??
Well this is an interesting find. They’re releasing a new Uncut version of American Psycho this June. The current DVD has a bunch of deleted scenes, if it’s just them added in to the feature…
8 years since Rebirth
Its been eight years today since I first entered a cinema. It wasn’t coincidence that a few months later I was working there. I’d found love. Adding to that, today on the anniversary of my…
Request: Starbucks Woking
Quite impressed, they responded within 12 hours, though it does seem a generic template & they could just be lying about any consideration, but I know now I’ve done my part to improve my habitat…
Familiar Faces & Fists
I met a close friend after many many years of exile. The thing about close friends is they’re effortless morale boosters. Like the coach in those Rocky films movies. They may rile you, punch you…