Late-60’s movie appeal, frequent
face close-ups, blood splattering from everywhere on everything, and a script
filled with ‘niggas’ and ‘motherf**kers’ – yep, you’re in a Tarantino film, and
you bet your buns it’s good. The 60’s style title card fonts, the ominous wild west music and the obvious feeling of impending doom of half the cast (it is a Tarantino film after all) pulls you right into the mood for action, even though for a staggering...
Sunday, 17 January 2016
Friday, 8 January 2016
Plot Checkmate : Review of Wazir
"Khel khel mein,
khel khel ke, khel khel ye aa jaega"
Amitabh Bachchan has reached a
long distance in his career and experimented with a plethora of roles. He’s
played drunkards, patriarchs, gangsters, American gangsters, progeriacs, and Dhanush's voice. So
character-wise, there isn’t actually much ground left to cover. So what should
be done about it? Then someone went, “I know! Let’s make him a drunken amputee!
Who plays Shatranj!!...
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