14th Feb: Spare Change Day
It was 14th February, 2007, the fateful day of the year marked with heart shaped outline, fancy greeting cards, red roses and an image of a person you could never confess your love to. Perhaps you had a date with a vintage car, but it didn’t go smooth because of bad transmission. Perhaps your heart ached for a stapler that ran out of pins and couldn’t hold all the pages together.
Strangely, I have no…
[Not a Review] Deadpool [2016] : Wade Wilson & His Maximum Effort.
a critic will probably tell you bullshit that you don’t need to know. Like how bad and good the actors have been in their previous films instead of pointing your nosy ass to the nearest theater. There will be unnecessary mention of a plot that will be made to look and seem cooler than it actually is. And if the critic wishes to show-off a little more, he will get into the details of the…
Five reasons why DEADPOOL is fucking Awesome !
This is not a review, I tell you. On principal, I can’t (and won’t) review a movie which I haven’t seen as whole. Yes, thanks to our extremely righteous censor board, what I watched in theater was not the whole movie, but around eighty to ninety percent of it. There is no sex, almost no gore and words like Cunt, Vagina has been stripped off; so that our innocent souls remain chaste. Only the f-words…
The 20 Best Non-English Films of 2015
2015 has been a great year for film junkies, specially for foreign films. Hollywood kept on churning sequels, super-hero films, and midst of commercial films they made few sensible films too . Though Indie films are saving grace for Hollywood, it is Foreign films that I dig the most. They seldom disappoint you. They have variety of films dealing with social, cultural, and political aspects of their native country. It is tad difficult…
Hail, Caesar! (2016): A Hilarious Faux Pas on Hollywood
Hail, Caesar! (2016) gleefully pokes fun at the faux wholesome images that the Hollywood movers and shakers tried to set forth for their clients while at the same time highlighting the remarkable talents and abilities that made them so great in the first place.
The New Girlfriend [2015]: A pyschosexual exploration of Friendship!
Above all the perversity that surrounds The New Girlfriend, which takes things way over the top in the later half, Ozon manages to make those themes seem quite alright as he maintains a very subtle, delicious and often humorous tone. The film shows how the needs of people are often more complicated than they make them out to be. The darker side of things have been jumbled up with real emotions of longing, grief and…
Visaranai [2016]: A Riveting and Meaningful Cinema
“Visaranai” was awarded Amnesty International Italy’s “Cinema for Human Rights” Director Vetrimaran in his interview to ‘Hindu’ says “A film…
45 Years (2015): An Explicit Relationship with Memories
’45 years’ appears to be a simplistic marital drama but at its core, it is a complex character study. There are two central characters, Kate and Geoff, an old couple, married for 45 years. On one of their regular Monday mornings, a piece of news comes in form of a letter that the folks in Switzerland have found the body of Katya. The Husband’s love interest before marriage.