...what does it mean?) )...and chaplin used to communicate so much without words...you are right, sometimes its the simple things that are hard to capture and portray in theatre and cinema....some movies that I found absolutely fantastic (and discussed here before) for their simplicity were swadesh and dor...the latter being better....also as poonam had suggested...chupke chupke plus the Amol Palekar movies...
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Hey Pavel (you have a very unique name
Welcome to the site and the thread, dont worry nothing is irrelevant, its all good.
keep writing...
The story revolves around the death/murder of a guy - Shankar, Aiysha Takia's husband - in Saudi. The suspect's wife, Gul Panag, can get him off the hook if she manages a clemency from Shankar's wife. Now the problem, we are told is, Shankar's address can't be traced as he was on a fake passport with a fake address (Point to be noted, My Lord!). Nonetheless Gul, a Himachali, sets off for Rajasthan on a seemingly wild-goose-chase. The chase constitues an important part of the movie.
Now cut to the scene where Aiysha Takia, clad in bluish saree, is weeping over her dead hubby's briefcase sent back from from Saudi.
Now that's what my point is: How did they deliever his luggage when the address, as we were told, on his passport was fake?!!!
Priti, Poonam! Your witness please
, think it was a yellow diamond...no??
. Good job Poonam!! Nice try there!
You know what, the address on Shankar's passport was provided by the agency/agent who managed to send him to Saudi and when the luggage was sent to the "fake" address (known to the agent though), the agency people collected and sent to Aiysha Takia to weep on....
C'mon you gotta be lil' more creative and try reading between the lines...
...i will watch this one!Since we are talking about ‘creative’ movies here; then the brand new flick ‘Grindhouse’ definitely needs mention.
Watched it recently and as some of you may already know the movie is actually a double feature consisting of two complete feature-length segment movies (yeah, you bet! A full 3 and half hour long movie).
Now apparently the film's name comes from the slang term "grindhouse," which refers to the type of theater(s) in the United States during the 1960s even all the way up to the 1980s, where they would typically show double or even triple features of exploitation films.
Each directed seperately by Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, the film is bookended by trailers (fake trailers, of course) for "coming attractions," advertisements, and in-theater announcements quite reminiscent of the style typically done in U.S. theaters in the 1970s screening the B-grade movies, ....and have been used here just to create a similar ambiance for these two quite slick A-grade, CG enhanced movies...it's really interesting at times what with special affects showing scratches on the moving print, hazing at times....(sound of the projector whirling slowly) and even burning off of segments right there with follow up notices that says,"missing piece"!!!
[...also Check the cool poster for the movie attached below; not to miss that oldish bizzare style it has been designed as. Brilliant!!!]
[I also read that those fake kinda trailers inbetween the movies might themselves be lengthened into movies to released just on DVD’s maybe! Interesting…]
The first one is (a Rodriguez's feature) a zombie film titled Planet Terror, which I did not like too much as I am not too much into the zombie-horror (people with ugly, festering faces and zombie-like creatures moving in slow motion going,…’awwwwoooooooo”)....
The next one up which is Tarantino's segment is called Death Proof about American muscle cars and crazy car crashes and stunts…and really enjoyed that one...
By the way while most of the actor/actresses here (and Tarantino himself does a cameo in both) are mostly unknown people, the are stars like Bruce Willis and Kurt Russell starring in the movies too!
The whole concept of recreating that old style B-grade ambiance is quite brilliant actually and I would say that this movie is a must watch once at least, (though each one of you shall probably come back with your own take on it!)…
I thought that it was positively bizzare, horrifying, incredible and weird all at the same time!!!
you mean the stone or the rapper
Nice try there!
You know what, the address on Shankar's passport was provided by the agency/agent who managed to send him to Saudi and when the luggage was sent to the "fake" address (known to the agent though), the agency people collected and sent to Aiysha Takia to weep on....
C'mon you gotta be lil' more creative and try reading between the lines...
My witness not even required...think we've already won the case hands down
) can't make a right . Mere kabil dost adalat ka waqt zaya kar rahe hai.Two wrongs (