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      Ghajini - Movie Review
      Movie: GhajiniCast: Pradeep Rawat, Asin Thottumkal, Khalid Siddique, Aamir Khan, Jiah Khan Director: AR MurugadossProducer: Allu Arvind, Madhu VarmaIf you can digest an overdose of physical violence, then Ghajini is a film you shouldn’t miss for Aamir Khan’s unforgettable performance.It’s been years since I saw a Hindi film that had so few dialogues for the leading man. Quite unlikely for a

      Written by: Online Movies Reviews - Free Reviews of Latest Movies Online


      Fashion - Movie Review
      Movie: FashionCast:Priyanka Chopra, Arjan Bajwa, Mugdha Godse, Arbaaz Khan, Harsh Chhaya, Sameer Soni, Kangna Ranaut, Kitu GidwaniProducer:Ronnie ScrewvalaDirector:Madhur BhandarkarMadhur Bhandarkar’s ‘Fashion’ is a nice but overlong movie that could do with some snipping.Running at the length of 17 long reels, the movie tells an unending human tale of ambition, success, degradation and re-e

      Written by: Online Movies Reviews - Free Reviews of Latest Movies Online


      Movie Review: Paul Blart: Mall Cop- Heavy comedy indeed
      Sweet, uplifting, and very very funny, you'll love this Mall Cop. Paul Blart (Kevin James) is a big-hearted, and just plain big, mall security guard whose make-or-break day arrives on Black Friday when Xtreme criminals take over his mall to steal credit card codes. Blart not only has an opportunity to foil the plot, but to save his much-too-sexy-for-him flame, Amy from the hair extension kio

      Written by: Asymmetric


      Movie Review: Transporter 3
      I always believe that moviegoers should expect what they will get before watching a movie. Some might turn out to be better than the expectations, some are worse. Transporter 3 gave me exactly what I’d been expecting for. Actually what did I expect from Transporter 3? Well, the fact is it’s an action movie, a sequel, [...]

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      The Day the Earth Stood Still: Movie Review
      Most of you should know that The Day the Earth Stood Still is a remake of a 1951 film of the same name. So just a head's up for everyone that our review is in no way a comparison of the old one and the new one. Sad to say, both of us have not seen the original film. So more or less, our review is an unbiased look into a new film. With that said let us move on to the review. This film has been foll

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Movie Review: The Day The Earth Stood Still
      Actually how is Alien supposed to be? Evil and hostile? Nice and friendly? Or maybe they have all of those aspects of characters. Just like us. The Day The Earth Stood Still is a remake of the legendary 1951’s sci-fi movie with the same title. It tells the story about the alien who visit the earth [...]

      Written by: Tigis


      Movie Review: Rab Ne Banadi Jodi
      Do Aditya Chopra and Shahrukh Khan recreate the DDLJ magic? Well, not really! The story is of Surender Sahni (Shahrukh Khan), a middle class simple living government employee, who gets married to a bubby girl Tani (Anushka Sharma). Since Tani is not in love with Surender, he decides to get a makeover and appears in front [...]

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      Mere Baap Pehle Aap Movie Review
      There is a clean look to this film; the comedy and the dialogues have no double meaning, a relief when you know every writer wants to cash in on 'sexual innuendos'. The acting is never 'over-the-top' say for a few actors and the timing in most scenes is just perfect. Yet, there is that extra something that takes the fizz out of this Priyadarshan flick. And it is easy to lay your finger on this irr

      Written by: Online Movies Reviews - Free Reviews of Latest Movies Online


      Quarantine: Movie Review
      The Blair Witch Project, Cloverfield and Quarantine all have one thing in common: they all have that sick-inducing and gut-wrenching shaky camera technique. You know, when the whole movie is on the perspective of a camera/cameraman the whole time. Nothing screams "HURL!" with a camera that feels like it does not know the words "cooperate" and "stay". But moving on, we are really excited about this

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Book/Movie Review: Twilight
      It's a vampire story. And it sucks.Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. Little, Brown and Company (New York): 2005. 498 pages. $10.99. ISBN-10: 0-316-01584-9. ISBN-13: 978-0-316-01584-4.Twilight, directed by Catherine Hardwicke. Screenplay by Melissa Rosenberg. Starring Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, and Billy Burke. Goldcrest Pictures (2008). Rated PG-13. USCCB Rating is A-II--Adults and Ado

      Written by: The Sci Fi Catholic


      Movie Review: Bolt
      Pixar better start looking over their shoulders because there’s a new company… … well… an old company is coming back to regain it’s throne in animation… Actually no, Pixar has nothing to worry about, but Disney can however hold it’s head up in pride that they have finally brought themselves up from the pit of despair and death that they were quickly digging up for themselves.Bolt is

      Written by: The World in the Satin Bag


      MOVIE REVIEW TWILIGHT
      The genre? If you have seen it...well..ALOT! but i juSt assess it as romance... its not a typical type of love story.. its a combination of thriller-drama-fantasy,,,, whatever i may call it, the bottomline....LOVE... waahah!..... if you have not seen this movie guYs..... better waTch it... wahhah!.... very Nice StoRy.. acTuallY i am not fonD watching moVie that is more on ConversatIOn.

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      Movie Review: Delgo
      An exclusive look at the new animated film...Delgo... Fathom Studios, an independent film studio, is releasing their very first independently produced and distributed movie, Delgo, on December 12th. opens in theatres nationwide. This fun, animated action/adventure includes an impressive cast: Freddie Prinze Jr, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Val Kilmer and more. "The story takes place in the magical land

      Written by: Cool Baby Kid


      Eraserheads Reunion Concert: The Movie: Movie Review
      It was August 30, 2008. It was hot, humid yet comforting as the wind slowly cooled things off. Thousands upon thousands lined up, waited, standing and cheered as a Countdown Timer showed up on screen. And as the clock slowly flickered to the final seconds before lift off, people jumped, screamed and tears fell from their eyes as the Eraserheads were back at last. Yes, as you may all know it was th

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Bollywood Movie Sorry Bhai Movie Review

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      Bolt: Movie Review
      Who remembers the "superhero" movie, The Underdog? Just like The Wild which we talked about a few reviews ago, The Underdog is just a flopper and never was and never will be a great film. Hell, no one could even remember it except for us. Will Bolt be just thunder and no lightning or will it be one of the sleeper hits this holiday season?Bolt's plot is actually creativity at its best. Bolt (John T

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! Movie Review
      Movie Star Cast: Abhay Deol, Paresh Rawal, Neetu Chandra, Manu Rishi, Manjot Singh and Others; Director: Dibakar Banerjee; Rating: 3.5 out of 5

      Written by: Bollywood Portal - Gossips, News, Music, Wallpapers and more.


      Sorry Bhai Movie Review
      Movie Star Cast: Sharman Joshi, Chitrangada Singh, Sanjay Suri, Shabana Azmi, Boman Irani and others; Director: Onir; Rating: 2.5 out of 5

      Written by: Bollywood Portal - Gossips, News, Music, Wallpapers and more.


      Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! Movie Review
      When you’re a director of a masterpiece of Indian Cinema then the expectations automatically become high from your next outing, and living up to those expectations is not an easy task but director Dibakar Banerjee, the man behind Khosla Ka Ghosla, makes it a cakewalk with his new movie Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! Set in the [...]

      Written by: The News Dose


      Twilight: Movie Review
      The Twilight series is known as one of the best-selling fictions of this generation, probably second to Harry Potter. This vampire love story won millions of young fans worldwide and it wasn’t long before it was adapted into a movie. Ever since it became official that Twilight will soon arrive into the big screen, fans all over the world have eagerly waited for the showing day to

      Written by: Reel Advice


      My Official Twilight Movie Review
      Photo Credits: Lion and Lamb

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      Movie Review: Twilight
      Hhmm, sayang film ini dapat review yang jelek sekali padahal gw pertamanya pengen nonton film ini. Ya mungkin banyak gossip yang jelek mulai dari pemainnya yang gay si Robert Pattinson, trus pemain wanitanya kurang cocok.Reviewed by: Edward DouglasRating: 4.5 out of 10Movie Details: View here Cast:Kristen Stewart as Bella SwanRobert Pattinson as Edward CullenBilly Burke as Charlie SwanAshley

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      Movie Review: Quantum of Solace (2008)
      Quantum of Solace is Daniel Craig’s second outing as James Bond, after a successful entry into the character in Casino Royale. The discussion around Craig’s inadequacies for the role was dismissed shortly after audiences and critics gave the blonde Bond the red carpet treatment. His rogue appearance and brutal action redefined the finesse of Brosnan, [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      Dostana - Movie Review
      Starring: Abhishek Bachchan, John Abraham, Priyanka Chopra, Kirron Kher, Boman IraniWritten & Directed by Tarun MansukhaniRating: ***Get this straight. Abhishek Bachchan and John Abraham are not gay. They are just happy pretending to be bed partners. In the endeavour they pull put all stops and get into the gay zone with a gusto that stumps all the moralists. There are butt-and-bum jokes galo

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      Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa: Movie Review
      Who remembers "The Wild"? We bet our money that at least more than half of our readers would be stump to even know that a CGI-movie came out with that title. Who's fault was it anyway you may ask? Well, there's no one to blame but Madagascar 2's predecessor, Madagascar. Both films showcased almost the same set of animals, with almost the same setting and amazingly almost the same plot as well. Who

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Movie Review: Quantum of Solace
      James Bond has returned! Wait, no, I’m sorry that’s not Bond. It seems that director Marc Forster believes the best direction to take the Bond series is down the Jason Bourne route, (I know you all are probably tired of all the Bourne Bond comparisons, but they’re there for a reason so you’ll have to suffer through another one), which I don’t think is the best way for the series to go, a

      Written by: The World in the Satin Bag


      Movie Review: Quantum of Solace: Bond gone Bourne
      Politics/Message: And, so it goes. Hot on the heals of the Anglican Church, fox hunting, and the House of Lords, James Bond is the latest British institution to fall into the PC abyss. Watch out Queen Elizabeth and pork pie! So, in 2008, who are the bad guys? Al Qaeda? a resurgent Soviet Union? Darfur-ravaging/oppressive-dictator-propping/organ harvesting China (Too much revenue there, I sup

      Written by: Asymmetric


      Movie Review: Madagascar 2... The Kids Will Love It!
      I believe I mentioned in an earlier post that we were thinking about going to see Madagascar 2. It just so happens that is exactly what we did. Madagascar 2 was great. I couldn't think of a better thing to do with my little girl on a dreary rainy day. Madagascar 2 is terrific for so many reasons. The cast is back and that makes it worth the trip all by itself. To see Sasha Baron Cohen and Chris Ro

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      Dostana - Movie Review
      Recall the ‘Kantaben’ episode in Karan Johar’s KAL HO NAA HO. The episode is alive even today, in skits, on stage, amongst friends. That was a mere trailer. Picture abhi baaki hain. DOSTANA takes ‘Kantaben’ episode to another level altogether. DOSTANA is no BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN. It’s not a serious take on homosexuality either. On the [...]

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      Movie Review: Eagle Eye
      After Disturbia became a surprise hit last year, Hollywood wasted no time in reuniting director D.J. Caruso and Shia Labeouf for another sure to be hit. They had the director, and they had the main lead, all that was left was the female, the action, and the story. To solve the first problem Michelle Monaghan was cast, an action which I applauded. The second problem was solved by deciding to turn

      Written by: The World in the Satin Bag


      Movie Review: Max Payne (2008)
      Max Payne gets its long-awaited adaptation into film. Anyone that has played Max Payne will agree that Max Payne (2008) captured the atmosphere from the game. The subways, dark alleys and dark light are Max’s world, and translate well on the big screen. However, the story and characters could have been lifted from a script [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      Quantum of Solace: Movie Review
      And yet welcome to another James Bond film. Quantum of Solace is the 22nd James Bond film ever created and the second one for Daniel Craig. Quantum of Solace, unknown to many, is a direct continuation of Casino Royale which was a reboot for the Bond franchise. Daniel Craig surprised as all with Casino Royale. Many thought he was not the right guy to portray Bond but looking at his performance from

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      Movie Review: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
      Madagascar 2 is a delight from end to end and one of the few recent cartoons that made me laugh out loud. I admit to not having seen the original- I think I was in Iraq at the time- but, if you didn't either, you should still be OK for Madagascar 2 as Madagascar 2 thoughtfully gives the audience a sense of the original- a zoo-raised lion, hippopotamus, zebra, and giraffe attempt to leave the

      Written by: Asymmetric Reviews


      Movie Review: In America
      In America Cast: Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Djimon Hounsou, Sarah Bolger and Emma Bolger. Direction: Jim Sheridan. I watched this movie at the Angelika in Plano, Tx last week. The broadcast... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi Bollywood Movie Review
      Away from the by-now-mandatory bikinis and brawns of Bollywood, Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi takes you into a different world, where love happens in mere passing of glances, and where values like sacrifice for one’s family forms the premise of an entire story.Some things remain untouched by the passage of time. One such is the genre of family flicks by Rajshree Films, with its helmsman Sooraj Barjatya hav

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      Movie Review: Death Race (2008)
      Death Race is a loose remake of Roger Corman’s Death Race 2000 (1986) (featured movie poster). Corman’s vision is recreated by Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil) for the 2000 generation as a tribute and a cash cow. The movie doesn’t hold back in terms of visual effects and violence. In many ways, this could have [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      Movie Review: The House Bunny (2008)
      The House Bunny looks like it could go one of two ways. Thankfully (for some), the movie heads off into uncharted romantic comedy territory instead of delivering a sleazy behind-the-scenes gross out comedy. Anna Faris (Scary Movie) has come into her own, and is a charming lead in this bubbly teen Barbie queen chick flick. [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      The House Bunny: Movie Review
      We love Anna Farris from her previous films and we were excited to see that she will once again star in this chick-flick entitled The House Bunny. Judging from the trailer itself, we thought that it would be an inferior version of Legally Blonde. We also absolutely hate the movie poster, I mean a lot of people judge if they would see a movie or not just by the movie poster alone and the post

      Written by: Reel Advice


      My Only U: Movie Review
      Cathy Garcia-Molina. She is the director of "My Only U" and no doubt she is a hit maker for Star Cinema and the Philippine Romance genre. You might not know this but she is actually the director for "One More Chance" and "A Very Special Love". Both of these flicks were not only blockbusters nationwide but also had some meat and quality in them; and that's saying a lot when you are talking about Ph

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Golmaal Returns Movie Review
      Golmaal Returns, sequel to 2006 hit comedy movie, Golmaal, is finally out and boy, it’s creating history on the box office charts. Diwali season is here and people are rushing to cinemas to get a dose of this Brainless comedy. Honestly, I didn’t expect much from this movie by going through the response of the [...]

      Written by: The News Dose


      Movie Review: Daniel Boone – The Final Season
      I used to go to those fur-trading festivals you see every now and again during your vacations to rural “Real” America.  They are called rendezvous and I used to even dress in costume and cook period appropriate foods and participate in all sorts of contests.  My dad was really into all that, so that was [...]

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      Movie Review: Transsiberian
      I haven’t been on a train trip in years.  I ventured into the world of riding the Greyhounds, but that’s nothing like the confinement that comes with being on a train.  They can be such a world unto themselves as everyone travels to the same destination, completely trapped and stuck feeling every bump of the [...]

      Written by: Girls Talk Blog Aggregator


      Movie Review: Quarantine
      You know that horror movie that's shot on a home video camera, and where all the characters are dead by the end? Have you seen that one?Quarantine, directed by John Erick Dowdle. Screenplay by John Erick Dowdle and Drew Dowdle. Starring Jennifer Carpenter, Steve Harris, and Jay Hernandez. Produced by Sergio Aguero, Clint Culpepper, and Doug Davison. Screen Gems: 2008. Rated R. USCCB Rating is L--L

      Written by: The Sci Fi Catholic


      Saw V Movie Review
      Despite all the negative reviews that I have been seeing around, I have to say that this was a great entry in the Saw series. Saw V begins where Saw III/IV left off (those two taking place at the same time and all). Agent Strahm sets out to put an end to the whole Jigsaw mystery. He knows there is something suspicious about Hoffman and that he has some secrets that connect him to Jigsaw, while Hof

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      Golmaal Returns Movie Review
      Golmaal Returns Cast: Ajay Devgan, Arshad Warsi, Celina Jaitley, Amrita Arora, Murli Sharma, Vrajesh Hirjee, Mukesh Tiwari, Ram Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Tusshar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Anjana Sukhani, Sanjay Mishra, Ashwini Kalsekar, Preeti Bhutani, Rakhi Vijan Producer:Dhilin Mehta Director:Rohit Shetty Three guys lying on top of each other in a position that would make you think that

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      Golmaal Returns movie review
      Movie: 'Golmaal REturns'; Cast: Kareena Kapoor, Ajay Devgan, Arshad Warsi, Tusshar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Amrita Arora, Celina Jaitley, Anjana Sukhani, Sharat Saxena, Murli Sharma and Vrajesh Hirjee; Director: Rohit Shetty; Rating: 2 out of 5

      Written by: Bollywood Portal - Gossips, News, Music, Wallpapers and more.


      Fashion hindi movie review
      Movie: 'Fashion'; Cast: Priyanka Chopra, Kangana Ranaut, Mugdha Godse, Samir Soni, Arjan Bajwa; Director: Madhur Bhandarkar; Rating: 4 out of 5

      Written by: Bollywood Portal - Gossips, News, Music, Wallpapers and more.


      W. (movie review)
      I’m going to try and make this review as painless as I can.  In other words, I will try - if possible - to leave out political propaganda and bias to give you a fair assessment of a movie with a political storyline. Like most of you, when I first saw the trailer for W., the [...]

      Written by: That's So Fetch - A Pop Culture Blog


      GOLMAAL RETURNS Movie Review
      GOLMAAL RETURNS is a forthcoming Bollywood film directed by Rohit Shetty. The film is a sequel to the 2006 film, Golmaal with Ajay Devgan, Tusshar Kapoor and Arshad Warsi reprising their roles and Shreyas Talpade the role originally played by Sharmin Joshi. Kareena Kapoor, Anjana Sukhani, Amrita Arora, Celina Jaitley are new additions to the cast. Produced by Dhillin Mehta under Shree Ashtavinayak

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      Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk
        He’s big, he’s kind of angry and, for some reason, he’s green. That is pretty much all you need to know before seeing Edward Norton’s The Incredible Hulk. My dad rented it and so we watched it together, over the weekend. Thanks, dad! We first meet Edward Norton as Bruce Banner in a Mexico country (which [...]

      Written by: Valerie Atherton's Playground and Intellectual Department


      Roadside Romeo Movie Review
      Roadside Romeo, India’s first 3-D movie, produced by Yash Raj Films and Walt Disney Pictures has finally released. It’s a special movie as it shows the power of Indian animation which was not exploited properly in the past. Without wasting time, let’s review Roadside Romeo. Roadside Romeo is your regular Bollywood movie with all the masala [...]

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      AEGAN TAMIL MOVIE REVIEW FIRST ON NET
      Aegan is a remake of Farah Khan's Main Hoon Na. It is a useless movie for Ajith, after the class hit Billa.The story : Siva (Ajith), a daredevil cop, on a mission as a student to save and protect Pooja(Piya) who is the daughter of Ramprasad (Devan) who turned as approver against Chinnappa (Suman ) and later lost the belief on Cops and escaped from them. Ram is hiding somewhere in Ooty where his da

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      Pineapple Express: Movie Review
      The movie Pineapple Express is simply such a surprise in our country, literally. To date, we only know of one cinema house showing this film (in Greenbelt 3 Makati) and its looking like it will stay that way. Such a sad fate for this film as everything in it is just 100% perfection that it is just maddening why no one bothered to spread this film around the country, hell, even the around Metro! Di

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      Movie Review Roadside Romeo
      It's finally released - the film which probably was awaited by every Indian animation lover. Reason being great looking 3-D animation, extremely cool promos and of course the fact that it is a Yash Raj-Disney co product.

      Written by: Bollywood Portal - Gossips, News, Music, Wallpapers and more.


      Hello: Movie Review
      Last weekend was a working weekend and hence quite tiresome. Sunday evening we thought of unwinding by watching any movie and since not much choice was available, we decided to go for “HELLO”. I had read the novel “One Night At Call Center” by Chetan Bhagat and so there was definitely this curiosity to watch the cinematic avtaar of the book despite all the bad reviews and critical comments

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      Body of Lies: Movie Review
      Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio in an action film? Now that just spells success right? With that in mind, Body of Lies is surely going to be one over-hyped film. Could DiCaprio and Crowe really make this film one of the best action/thrillers ever or will it be just another ordinary, run-of-the-mill flick that everyone watches once then forgets forever?The film is centered on the character of

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      Movie Review: Eagle Eye (2008)
      Eagle Eye is the second film starring Shia LeBeouf with D.J. Caruso in the director’s chair, following closely on the back of Disturbia. Disturbia cemented both artists within Hollywood, using a contemporary Hitchcockian makeover in the shadows of Rear Window. Now they’re back in Eagle Eye, which is more of a magpie. The film parallels [...]

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      The Strangers: Movie Review
      The premise of the The Strangers is about "strangers" that come knocking late at night, hence the title, and the trailer was enough to give us the creeps. Upon watching the movie, we realized one thing: the movie’s plain objective is to just scare the viewers and that's just about it folks! They only wanted the audience to jump off their seats from the suspense filled sound effects and hear

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      Movie Review: Son of Man (2006)
      Son of Man is the story of Jesus Christ told in the form of an African fable. The film carefully juxtaposes the Christ figure’s revolutionary message of faith against an unstable political climate in Africa. Son of Man could have fallen into the Apartheid trap by confusing the gospel message and white-black race relations, but [...]

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      Movie Review: Goodbye Bafana (2007)
      Goodbye Bafana is a biographical drama based on the memoirs of Nelson Mandela’s prison guard, James Gregory. The two men were inextricably linked from Mandela’s days on Robben Island in 1968 through to his imprisonment in Pollsmoor in the late 1980s. The story centres on Gregory, played by Joseph Fiennes, who was commissioned to watch [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      1920 – Movie Review
      Vikram Bhatt’s horror movie 1920 doesn’t leave you zombied. But it does scare you enough to have a few sweaty, sleepless hours when you hit the bed at night. The movie derives its title from the year it’s set in, when huge mansions (in present-day Yorkshire) stood tall on the suburbs of Mumbai and horse-drawn carriages plied on dusty grounds carrying dandy men in suits and women in Victoria

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      Wednesday hindi Movie Review
      Movie: A Wednesday; Cast: Naseruddin Shah, Anupam Kher and Jimmy Shergill; Director: Neeraj Pandey; Rating: *** At the very beginning we got to clarify that ‘A Wednesday’ is not a film based on the Mumbai train blasts or a sequel to ‘Mumbai Meri Jaan’ which too was about the blasts that rocked the city two years ago. This modern master piece tells the story of certain events that unfold

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      Movie Review: Kill Buljo: The Movie (2007)
      The best way to describe Kill Buljo: The Movie would be to imagine a strange low budget mixture of Kill Bill, Austin Powers and Reno 911. Kill Buljo: The Movie is a production by Norweigan film-makers, Tommy Wirkola and Stig Frode Henriksen. The duo are comparable with Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, since both teams [...]

      Written by: SPL!NG


      Movie Review: Eagle Eye
      Aneh ya dikasih rating 5 doang film ini. Padahal film ini sejak 10menit pertama tegang terus lol, emang sih begitu tahu siapa perempuan misterius yang memberi perintah Shia LaBeouf, film ini sih rada bosen lol. GB kasih rating 7.5 of 10.Reviewed by: Joshua StarnesRating: 5 out of 10Movie Details: View here Cast:Shia LaBeouf as Jerry ShawMichelle Monaghan as Rachel HollomanBilly Bob Thornton a

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      Tropic Thunder: Movie Review
      Tropic Thunder. This is probably the most hyped-up yet unknown movie this year. Well that is that it was not promoted that well here in the Metro. We haven't heard from it until recently and we only got a glimpse of Tropic Thunder in the jungle we call the Interweb. No trailers, no movie posters until very very recently (tell us if we are wrong about this one okay? :P) and yet we cannot stop ourse

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Movie Review: Body of Lies
      Guys, ini ada review Body of Lies yang sedang ditayangkan di bioskop tercinta kita ( 21Cineplex, Blitz Megaplex & Platinum Screen ). Keren film ini, lihat saja ratingnya 8.5.Reviewed by: Edward DouglasRating: 8.5 out of 10Movie Details: View here Cast:Leonardo DiCaprio as Roger FerrisRussell Crowe as Ed HoffmanMark Strong as Hani SalaamGolshifteh Farahani as AishaOscar Isaac as BassamAli

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      Movie Review “Hello”
      It is always a difficult task to present a good story in the form of a good film and same kinds of problems we can find with film “Hello”. Film Hello is based on the bestselling book of Chetan Bhagat “One night at a call centre”. Film revolves around few characters working at call centre and their experience of one night at call centre, which change their whole life. Main characters of fil

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      Movie Review: Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist
      I had a chance to catch this movie on its premiere night, and it was a movie I was looking forward to.  Not because I had read the book, or even loved the trailer (came off as cheesy to me).  What I was excited about is the promise of an awesome soundtrack (check) and Michael [...]

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      Mutant Chronicles: Movie Review
      Honestly speaking, we never seen or even heard of Mutant Chronicles. It is something that just sprout out of nowhere on cinemas everywhere. We can't remember if it was even tried to be marketed by its publisher here. Sad to say though, after watching it, most people would have wanted it that way or even wanting to never ever have heard it or seen it in the first place.The story starts on the Year

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Alexander - What a Movie Review is Not
      Wow! I really loved the movie Alexander. The movie is absolutely stunning with top-notch graphics and visuals while Anthony Hopkins deliver some award-winning performances in this movie. I also think David Bedella was great! The visuals and graphics make for some very realistic on screen special-effects but that is the beauty of [...]

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      Mirrors: Movie Review
      The Western Horror film genre. Its mighty heyday is now but a little glimmer and for us, its been downhill ever since The Sixth Sense came out and more so when the world came to know the Eastern Horror films from Asia, specifically Japan. Hey, Hollywood has even tried to remake those Japanese and Thai horror greats but to no avail, they just lack that subtlety and finesse Eastern Horror film dire

      Written by: Reel Advice


      Movie Review: Iron Man DVD
      A lot of male moviegoers were excited about the recent release of Iron Man DVD. I had not seen it when it was in the theaters, but thought I should check it out and see what the commotion was all about. Turns out, Iron Man DVD is pretty fun.    Robert Downey Jr. plays Tony Stark, an [...]

      Written by: Valerie Atherton's Playground and Intellectual Department


      Movie Review: Ingrid Jonker: Her Lives and Time (2001)
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