Saw it after a year of its release and all the controversy.
It is a good love story, but that’s all it is. It’s definitely NOT a movie about exodus of Kashmiri Pandits. It’s an old school love story on the backdrop of exodus.
The character and story is full of cliches but still works. We know what’s going to be the fate of Dr Naveen and Lateef but it’s still convincing enough.
The lead pair chemistry felt genuine. And you feel for those two
Specially when they visit their old house only to see that Haji has changed everything from inside even her prayer room .
Or when they attend wedding just to feel suffocated and disappointed seeing bollwood song in the wedding instead of folk song, not being able to save their culture after trying so hard to uplift the community.
It’s an overall good watch.
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Set Up: Harry Potter (sometimes called daniel radcliffe) forges keys via the prison wood-shop and hides them in his cell to escape from prison. He has successful unlocked his cell by this point. He just needs one last key to have a complete set for escape. While testing the last key, he drops it out of his cell/reach. In a very suspenseful scene, he now has to stick gum to a broomstick (not a nimbus 2000) and desperately attempt to stick the key with it, reaching with all his might, pouring sweat, trying to retrieve it before the guards catch him, beat him, double his jail sentence and foil the escape.
Plot Hole: Why doesn't Potter just use the first key he's already made to unlock his cell? It's still in there with him. He could just walk out, grab the dropped key, walk back in, lock the door behind him. No fuss, no muss. He's already been unlocking his own cell the entire film. It was an incredibly intense, well done scene, but for absolutely no reason and it made no sense to the story.
so the story line goes like this, there is a woman living alone with her baby in a small apartment and she has problem that she sees everyone as double but the double she sees try's to attack her so she fight's back and beat the real person really bad and soon after the baby get taken by her because of this mental illness while she is living alone a old man who is a writer fall's in love with her and try's to impress her after some time they were living together he left her and she starts to have the mental illness back which was gone while the man was with her. In the end of the movie she was in a mental hospital where his baby who has grown up a little(around 6 or 10 years)comes to meet him
Zombie films
I’ve been on a zombie binge for a week now and am looking for more films along the lines of the South Korean film #Alive (2020). Any recommendations?
I lived and breathed the books right the way through my teenage and early adult life. They were perfect, great storytelling, great characters, fantastic arcs.
After seeing the trailers when the film released I was furious and distraught by what I saw.
After all this time I finally sat down to watch the film on a whim and all I’ve been left with is a mix of confusion and disappointment.
I’m sure you’ve all been through this already but I just wanted to share my melancholy at what could have been and what’s was lost. 😞
Spider-Man: No Way Home opened this wednesday in Germany and it is aiming to sell 900,000 tickets in it's first five days. A normal box office weekend in Germany goes from thursday-sunday so for it's normal weekend number it is aiming to sell 750,000 tickets. That would make it the second biggest opening of the 2020s.
Top 10 Biggest 2021 Opening weekends in tickets sold:
1. No Time to Die – 1,194,778 tickets
Spider-Man: No Way Home - Ca. 750,000 tickets
2. F9: The Fast Saga – 525,093 tickets
3. Dune – 340,964 tickets
4. Venom: Let there be Carnage – 291,542 tickets
5. Paw Patrol: The Movie – 283,307 tickets
6. Eternals – 269,442 tickets
7. School of Magical Animals – 246,222 tickets
8. Kaiserschmarrndrama – 220,010 tickets
9. Black Widow – 205,023 tickets
10. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings – 185,661 tickets
11. The Suicide Squad – 162,412 tickets
After it's first 5 days Spider-Man: No way Home is already in the Top 10 biggest films of the year and will definitely surpass all of the films ln this list eycept No Time to Die. The film will have also already surpassed all the other MCU films of 2021 by it's 5th day which is really impressive.
Top 10 2021 movie totals:
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No Time to Die - 5,910,641 tickets
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F9: The Fast Saga - 1,963,225 tickets
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Dune - 1,808,888 tickets
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Paw Patrol: The Movie - 1,509,985 tickets
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School of Magical Animals - 1,421,770 tickets
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Kaiserschmarrndrama - 1,142,367 tickets
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Venom: Let there be Carnage - 1,107,141 tickets
Spider-Man: No Way Home - Ca. 900,000 ticket (After 5 days)
8.The Croods: A New Age - 826,141 tickets
9.Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - 814,162 tickets
10.Black Widow - 764,727 tickets
The film was also confirmed to have had the biggest opening day for a Spider-Man film in Germany. The opening is also far ahead of the openings from the Amazing Spider-Man and the other MCU Spider-Man films, doubling all of their respective openings with the exception being Far from Home. Only the Original Spider-Man trilogy sold more tickets than this film on opening weekend.
Spider-Man ranking:
Spider-Man - 1,409,004/ 5,186,528
Spider-Man 2 - 1,196,141/ 3,282,125
Spider-Man 3 - 857,370/ 3,204,588
The Amazing Spider-Man - 321,287/ 1,544,540
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - 372,768/ 1,109,168
Spider-Man: Homecoming - 298,739/ 1,007,484
Venom - 309,919/ 1,374,21
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Steve McQueen’s second episode of Small Axe felt like such a unique filmmaking venture. Has there ever been anything else like it?
I want a fiction film that is entirely filled with atmosphere with plot on the back burner, and that has a thriving joy at its center like that one.
Bill Preston and Ted Logan were created by stand-up comics/wannabe screenwriters Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon who had “a comedy bit” about two dim-witted high schoolers/wannabe rock musicians, based on Jeff Spiccoli from “Fast Times At Ridgemont High”, who were trying to study for their history class. They decided to write a series of short bits to pitch for a movie or TV show. Chris’s father, the sci-fi writer Richard Matheson ("I am Legend"), suggested they connect the bits with one over-arching sci-fi story and pitch it as a movie. They came up with the idea of a time-machine, which was originally a van.
For the roles of Bill and Ted, they auditioned practically every male teen in Hollywood. Relative unknowns, Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves met in the lobby and became good friends. The producers recognized Keanu’s star power and hired him immediately for Ted. Keanu continued to read to help audition other actors for the role of Bill. In between auditions, he hung out with Alex Winters, and the two hung out after auditions. The producers recognized a genuine friendship and chemistry and took a chance on Alex Winters.
Interestingly, while rehearsing, Alex thought he was cast as Ted, and Keanu thought he was cast as Bill. When they showed up for the first day of filming, they were told they memorized the wrong roles. Alex and Keanu have remained close friends since Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure. You can see old audition videos on YouTube where they call each other the "wrong" names.
Both writer's Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon have Hitchcock-esque cameos in their films. In Excellent Adventure, they are the ice cream parlor waiters. In Bogus Journey, they are part of Missy's Seance. In Face the Music, they play the two demons who give our heroes directions.
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Hello everyone! Just watched the movie Underwater (2020) and I quite enjoyed the science fiction/thriller/horror/suspense of the unknown in the ocean. I was wondering if there are some books that capture this same vibe? Thanks!
I'm writing a film that features a scene in an airport, amidst airport construction. Anyone with some experience of the space would be extremely helpful. Thank you!
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