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Alright I just saw Requiem for a Dream and it is one hell of a depressing movie. This is for you Sanjay S.-->:bumsmack:
Sorry nik bro, the site was down I couldn't post my comments:((. I too felt bad after watching the movie, especially, the scene where the son comes back and meets his mom was very depressing. Oh, that lady pulled out an excellent performance! What's there in a f ucking weed.:whack:
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Primal Fear is good. Norton again and hes top. The Pianist is ok too, well acted, and good story.
I liked Primal Fear. "So your name is Roy?" "Oh Jesus, I am sorry. Yeah. What's it? Marty?" That was hilarious and the finish was good too. Overall a good movie. I expected a lot out of The Pianist but I was disappointed.I thought it was a bit overrated. My bro has downloaded 'Che'..so its going to be a documentary day today:banghead:. One thing that will save me could be Benicio del Toro's acting, fingers crossed.
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Primal Fear is very good!!! Love watching good english movies
I remember watching this movie on TV long time back. I was randomly surfing the channels and then I hit upon star movies and then Richard Gere name appears on screen and my sis being big Gere's fan screamed "RICHARD GERE" :blink: thats how I ended up watching the movie. Edward Norton was amazing and to top it its his first movie. :two_thumbs_up:
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primal fear is jusssst awsome!! i saw the hangover brilliant comedy just brilliant! 9/10 reign over me didint expect sandler to pull of such a role but he did it.! 8/10

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^ I heard due to the kudos for the movie, it is being re-made in Telugu and Hindi (Vivek Oberoi) also in kannada:

Director Samuthirakani film Nadodigal is said to be creating a rage and is said to be remade in various other languages. In Kannada, the film will be directed by Samuthirakani and will star Puneeth Rajkumar in the lead.
His (Sasikumar) charm lies in portraying things honestly and sincerely - something that has been carried to every other actor in the film…Karuna’s sister, played by Abinaya; his fiancé, Ananya, with an incredibly charming characterization; his two friends, Bharani and Vijay (Bharani, in particular, as Pandi, is extraordinary) and even the local bigwig villain, against whom the trio hatches a plan. The acting is uniformly real, even as the action and chase scenes are picturized with marvelous tension. Veena maestro Chitti Babu’s son, Sundar C Babu has soared pretty high in the background score - the use of Shankar Mahadevan’s Sambo Siva Sambo is mesmerizing. This is indeed a riveting film - a film that arrests you with its imagination and takes a huge leaf out of K. Balachander’s school of film making that doesn’t allow you to predict what will happen next. That trait is Nadodigal’s biggest strength. As for its comparisons with Sasikumar’s directorial debut, Subramaniyapuram, I personally find this film far superior and more focused. There’s hardly anything common beyond Sasikumar’s beard and the rooted-in-Tier-3-town persona. I shudder when I hear plans of remaking this film in Telugu and Hindi - it’s an unnecessary ritual and without the inherent understanding and exposure to the local milieu of the state - which I’m not sure if it is similar to even a neighboring state like Andhra Pradesh - could just fall flat. Sasikumar, first with his debut, then his production (Pasanga) and now with Nadodigal, seems to have grasped the nuance of what is missing in Tamil cinema, which was rudderlessly rooting for mindless hero worship and gimmickry. There is one metro town in Tamil Nadu and just a handful of Tier 2 towns. The target audience just exploded with Sasikumar taking his themes from every other Tier 3 town in the state - hats off to his vision and for finally creating the new wave that Tamil cinema has been yearning for. His is not the perfect brand of cinema, but it’s so real and heartfelt that you feel the famous Namakkal heat on your skin and the dust in your lungs. Not to forget the fact that the emotions scripted are significantly more genuine than what other, so-called new wave film makers like Bala have got down to peddling, after a mighty start.
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The ending in Primal fear is excellent. Ed Norton is an excellent actor, has made some dodgy movie choosing of late tho (Hulk which was ok-ish but not great, that one with Colin Farrel etc)

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:headshake: you fail at failing to disappoint me (yes, double negative :finger:) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361748/ Quentin Tarantino :woot::woot::woot: :joyman:
After watching Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill series and Death Proof, I can safely say Tarantino is one of the most amayjing directors out there. I would definitely wanna see this movie. :woot:
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After watching Reservoir Dogs' date=' Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill series and Death Proof, I can safely say Tarantino is one of the most amayjing directors out there. I would definitely wanna see this movie. :woot:[/quote'] :two_thumbs_up: :dance: :eyedance:
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