psyph3r
Juggernaut
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective; When Nature Calls (rewatched after years) - 9/10.
Man that rhino scene is probably one of the funniest scenes on film ever.
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Man that rhino scene is probably one of the funniest scenes on film ever.
Now watch Liar Liar ..Ace Ventura: Pet Detective; When Nature Calls (rewatched after years) - 9/10.
zeta30
Contributor
Saw interstellar Colaba imax
Nolan movies really are best in imax
Memorable experience…..
Nolan movies really are best in imax
Memorable experience…..
sandclouds
Apprentice
Ssreek
Herald
Return of the Dragon: 6.5/10.
Typical fun and 'switch off ur brain' movie, good enough comedy.
Somewhat feels like another movie Don (skn). If you liked pradeep's previous Love today, then this is same type.
But the climax took a dark turn and no more fun, obv not rewatchable.
Was this in EROS, Churchgate? I was planning to catch it in Palladium, Lower Parel. I've heard the Palladium IMAX is supposed to be the best, but not sure.
Officer on Duty was a nail biting thriller, except for a few blips here and there. However, its quite a few notches below Shahi Kabir's earlier works.
From Paris with Love(2010) - Not the run of the mill Spy movie, but its a decent watch. At this point in time, a lot of the dialogues seem cliché, but it probably worked 15 years ago. Some things in the movie are bereft of logic, but its an action flick at the end of the day.
From Paris with Love(2010) - Not the run of the mill Spy movie, but its a decent watch. At this point in time, a lot of the dialogues seem cliché, but it probably worked 15 years ago. Some things in the movie are bereft of logic, but its an action flick at the end of the day.
Black_Hawk
Juggernaut
Wolf Man (2025) - 4/10
A good start ruined by poor execution and bad writing. Could have easily been a decent enough movie with the story it set out to tell but it falters and falls flat.
Interstellar re re release
I went with my elder sister and I walked here through the entire movie , as I am a space geek myself and she enjoyed it the whole way and she had many doubts which i clarified by rewatching at home. It felt wholesome as she liked it and asked for more such movies in the science genre.
I went with my elder sister and I walked here through the entire movie , as I am a space geek myself and she enjoyed it the whole way and she had many doubts which i clarified by rewatching at home. It felt wholesome as she liked it and asked for more such movies in the science genre.
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Pilgrim
I like animated movies and this one, a fluke find was fascinating with bits of Persian culture thrown in. The poetry backdrop just sucks you in.
I didn't know poetry made up an important part of Persian culture
Definitely worth a watch
8/10
duTchman_1990
Beginner
Yup!!!
Watched the Electric state recently . I wouldn't say it's great but felt good from sci-fi perspective.
mahenkpatel
Contributor
Watched Like Aani Subscribe recently, Great mystery movie on Prime. Available only in Marathi though, but quiet easy to understand.
eternoMind
Herald
Saw a bunch of theater re-releases over the last week.
Interstellar - Rode to the Wadala IMAX in Mumbai for this one. Throughly enjoyed it. Reaffirmed my belief that Nolan is to this era what Spielberg was to the previous one, when it comes to mastering technical finesse and an ambitious plot(line) while still ensuring it remains a human story at the end of it all. And Zimmer's score, gosh, was goosebumpy in that IMAX setting.
Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak - Had seen this eons ago and remember being so surprised at the freshness of it. Surprisingly, that freshness still remains and seems to be a Mansoor Khan specialty. Although a debut vehicle for the lead stars, their performances don't betray that fact. Loved Juhi, especially. The music was another highlight, and watching it on the big screen made a big difference. On the downside, neither the print nor the sound looked like they were remastered. Okay quality.
Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar - Another cult Mansoor Khan flick that remains eminently rewatchable even after 30 years. The music especially was fantastic and again, the experience enhanced by the big screen. Near perfect casting and acting by the cast; I really can't find much to fault with this evergreen story. Also, just how good was Dipak Tijori - such a versatile and hugely underrated actor. But as with QSQT, the visual and audio quality was alright, could've been way way better.
Lagaan - Was a young teen when this released and watching those songs in the theater is a memory etched in my mind. Happy to have relived that experience with this. While the runtime was a bit difficult to sit through, it's just such a well-made and ambitious film. Musical numbers aside, the acting really is top-notch and makes up for the slightly meandering screenplay.
P. S. - I miss the Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker of this era. They seemed so much more ambitious back then and more importantly, managed to execute them so convincingly. The sheer variety of their work in the 95-07 period is amazing. Lagaan also served as a throwback to some of Rahman's best years and work.
Interstellar - Rode to the Wadala IMAX in Mumbai for this one. Throughly enjoyed it. Reaffirmed my belief that Nolan is to this era what Spielberg was to the previous one, when it comes to mastering technical finesse and an ambitious plot(line) while still ensuring it remains a human story at the end of it all. And Zimmer's score, gosh, was goosebumpy in that IMAX setting.
Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak - Had seen this eons ago and remember being so surprised at the freshness of it. Surprisingly, that freshness still remains and seems to be a Mansoor Khan specialty. Although a debut vehicle for the lead stars, their performances don't betray that fact. Loved Juhi, especially. The music was another highlight, and watching it on the big screen made a big difference. On the downside, neither the print nor the sound looked like they were remastered. Okay quality.
Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar - Another cult Mansoor Khan flick that remains eminently rewatchable even after 30 years. The music especially was fantastic and again, the experience enhanced by the big screen. Near perfect casting and acting by the cast; I really can't find much to fault with this evergreen story. Also, just how good was Dipak Tijori - such a versatile and hugely underrated actor. But as with QSQT, the visual and audio quality was alright, could've been way way better.
Lagaan - Was a young teen when this released and watching those songs in the theater is a memory etched in my mind. Happy to have relived that experience with this. While the runtime was a bit difficult to sit through, it's just such a well-made and ambitious film. Musical numbers aside, the acting really is top-notch and makes up for the slightly meandering screenplay.
P. S. - I miss the Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker of this era. They seemed so much more ambitious back then and more importantly, managed to execute them so convincingly. The sheer variety of their work in the 95-07 period is amazing. Lagaan also served as a throwback to some of Rahman's best years and work.