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Mysterious Skin

8 out of 10

Joseph Gordon Levitt was simply superb(i doubt anyone would have done better than him on this controversial role)
 
chiron said:
That list provides a few more movies to check out anyway I guess.
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yup, i've *ahem* "queued up" some of them on my to-watch list :) some of them show up on the tv channels like "sexy beast" is repeatedly on sony pix i think...
 
Quick Gun Murugun 0/5

Left the hall in exact 20 minutes as soon as people in lungi started flying off coconut trees. They actually used coconuts instead of grenades.
 
rock_ya_baby said:
Quick Gun Murugun 0/5

Left the hall in exact 20 minutes as soon as people in lungi started flying off coconut trees. They actually used coconuts instead of grenades.
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lol man, dude you should have sat more. its supposed to be a spoof movie! :P
 
Cube (1997) - 8/10

Amazing... just wow. :)
Most importantly, after seeing this just go through the trivia/facs on IMDb for this movie and you'll be amazed at some stuff.

Trivia for Cube (from IMDb) said:
  • Shot on a single 14'x14' set, made to look like many different cubes through the use of different-colored panels.
  • All of the characters are named after prisons: Quentin (San Quentin, California), Holloway (England), Kazan (Russia), Rennes (France), Alderson (Alderson, West Virginia), Leaven and Worth (Leavenworth, Kansas).
  • Not only are the characters named after prisons but they reflect the prisons themselves. Example: Kazan (the mentally challenged character), in Russia is a disorganized prison. Rennes (the "mentor") was a jail that pioneered many of today's prison policies. Quentin (the detective) is known for its brutality. Holloway is a women's prison, and Alderson is a prison where isolation is a common punishment. Leavenworth runs to a rigid set of rules (Leaven's mathematics), and the new prison is corporately owned and built (Worth, hired as an architect).
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I was never into english movies (only bollywood :ashamed: ) but have recently start watching them also. I first go to IMDB to check out the plot, then watch movie and then go back to IMDB to read the trivia, goofups etc. Its really fun and i feel having a complete end-to-end movie experience.
 
raksrules said:
Its really fun and i feel having a complete end-to-end movie experience.
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Yeah... another reason I prefer renting DVDs to download movies... all the extra features are really fun to watch after the movie, like Making of..., Deleted Scenes, Special Effects Features etc.

And then there's IMDb for goofs, trivia and actor bios. :)
 
Black Friday : 10/10
The best movie I have seen made around Underworld Crime Syndicates..and this one does its best to stick to the facts without singing and dancing. I never thought Bolly would output a movie that would put its Hollywood matches to shame...I found this movie better than Munich, Traitor, Body Of Lies. Anurag Kashyap is the best thing to have happened to Bolly recently, he's taking it to the next level, I don't know though if the Indian audience is ready for him yet but he needs to keep his work up. Danny Boyle says he was inspired to do Slumdog Millionaire after watching this movie. It sucks how the Bollywood Censor board gives him a hard time though but instead of softening down into doing stereotype Bolly stuff, he should move on to Hollywood, where he'll get some real fame he deserves.
 
Gran Torino - 9.5/10 - Clint Eastwood is da man! Gotta give it to him. Hes still badass at this age.

I Love You Man - 9/10 - I was pleasantly surprised by how good this movie was. Absolutely hilarious shit!
 
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