Friday, February 25, 2005
heaaaaa
Anderson tells me that Ong-Bak is one of the best martial arts movies he has seen. No wires, no computer graphics or stunt doubles. Watch the trailor. Not for the weak of heart (bone cracking and all). Shitty story line, but a great action movie. Done watching "where's the party yaar?". Cheezy, cheezy...but it put a smile on my face. The incredibles is next on the list. That and Black. Colt 45 and two zig-zags baby, its FRIDAY!
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From mahesh mama-
"Saw on your website that you saw "Where's the
party yaar"? Horrible flick - the guy who made it (Sunil Thakkar) went to school with me at U of H actually - sorry to say. He is from Bombay, but epitomizes the psyche (or plight) of the ABCD's down in Houston - would not fit in with the Average American but went out of their way to disassociate themselves from FOB's . True that Indians from India need to change a bit
to assimilate, but in my travels I've realized that in Houston it matters more than it does any where else."
Caveat: This is not a movie I enjoyed very much. Futile and frivolous. Compeletely agree with my uncle and I do not recommend that people watch this. The reason it brought a smile to my face was, well, I was home sick. Subtle trivialities like a coconut oil bath coupled with the overplayed melodrama of a 'Hindi movie scene', sadly enough, reminded me home.
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"Saw on your website that you saw "Where's the
party yaar"? Horrible flick - the guy who made it (Sunil Thakkar) went to school with me at U of H actually - sorry to say. He is from Bombay, but epitomizes the psyche (or plight) of the ABCD's down in Houston - would not fit in with the Average American but went out of their way to disassociate themselves from FOB's . True that Indians from India need to change a bit
to assimilate, but in my travels I've realized that in Houston it matters more than it does any where else."
Caveat: This is not a movie I enjoyed very much. Futile and frivolous. Compeletely agree with my uncle and I do not recommend that people watch this. The reason it brought a smile to my face was, well, I was home sick. Subtle trivialities like a coconut oil bath coupled with the overplayed melodrama of a 'Hindi movie scene', sadly enough, reminded me home.
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