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Jumbo - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if this one is really for the kids unlike some other films floating around in the name of kids movies...
Tezz - Preview: Except for the basic questions - like how will they justify the darkness of a gray character in the main lead and will the journey towards that justification involve enough tug and war between good and evil - nothing in Tezz seems to be extraordinary. Yet the basic questions by themselves are intriguing enough.
Life Ki Toh Lag Gayi - Preview: A very low key promotion tells you very little about Life Ki Toh Lag Gayi. I love watching movies that I don't know much about, the experience is pretty cool. On the other hand though, the one promo that the film does have doesn't seem too promising. Oh well, let's just wait and watch then.
Vicky Donor - Preview: If the trailer is anything to go by Vicky Donor looks like a fun ride and insightful too. The kind of insight that will be subtle for the willing to take and the oblivious to ignore yet enjoy. Having seen the entire team's interviews, it looks like a bunch of people who's work I'd appreciate. What do you think?
Hate Story - Preview: Another low budget, barely marketed film. Even so, it's remarkable that the sizzling trailer became viral. Sex, does indeed sell then. We can imagine what the film will have in that department from the trailer, question is what will hold those erotic scenes together? Or will it just be what it looks like - near-porn, even if it is intentionally so?
Bittoo Boss - Preview: New faces are always exciting, but somehow Bittoo Boss' lead pair has given me the creeps ever since I saw it's first trailer in the theater. Hopefully, some good, simple humor will sail us through what looks like a rom-com.
Housefull 2 - Preview: Sajid Khan leading a pack of 'the dirty dozen' - it couldn't get any more chaotic than that. I'm sure all of us are expecting an extremely loud, obnoxious, intermittently offensive with the intention of being funny, caricatures for characters, and a couple of hearty laughs. It's just that some of us enjoy this brand of humor and some of us don't. Another category of people who must be really looking forward to Housefull 2 are the Akshay Kumar fans. While I personally don't look forward to any of this, I must admit that I liked the first episode of this series a little more than I had expected. So here's going in to the theater with fingers crossed.
Agent Vinod - Preview:
Jannat - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Taking a look at what Vishesh Films have to offer next.
Kahaani - Preview: I doubt there's anyone who won't give Vidya Balan a five-on-five for her acting just based on the trailer. And, at least I am very intrigued by the story line too.
London Paris New York - Preview: A quick word on what the London Paris New York trailer invoked.
Paan Singh Tomar - Preview: A quick word on what the Paan Singh Tomar trailer invoked.
Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya - Preview: Looks like Valentine's Day is extending its stay in Bollywood. Another rom-com. Another exuberant woman pairing up with a timid man.
Jodi Breakers - Preview: The business of breaking people up. Sounds so similar to the French film, Heartbreaker. And yet, the name and the love-in-the-air notion that February brings, give away what the film is going to be about. Not to mention the romance between the two Jodi breakers of the film.
Ekk Deewana Tha - Preview: On the other end of "Valentine's Day" week is Ek Deewana Tha. Two boy-meet-girl films back-to-back might just get a bit much to handle, no?
Ek Main Aur Ek Tu - Preview: Boy meets girl and turns out they are married. And they start working backwards. The basic problem with such a premise is we know how the film is going to end. The synopsis of the film, tries to build suspense with questions like -
Agneepath - Preview: I'd assume that someone wants to remake a film that they produced twenty years ago, because they see scope to improve it. Or at the very least, make it a different experience. So, you have Sanjay Dutt replace Danny Denzongpa - just his "look" is enough to make me believe that this is for the better. He instills disgust from the trailer itself.
Chaalis Chauraasi - Preview: Chaalis Chauraasi's trailer says pretty much zilch about the film. You sort-of kind-of make out that the four characters are probably acting like police officers to pull something off. What? We don't know. Our assumption, that they are acting like officers and aren't really cops, is on shaky grounds too. All we know is they have no plan for whatever it is they are planning on doing.
Ghost - Preview: Shiney Ahuja, the name, comes with a snicker and more. And just when I thought that the last joke on his personal laugh was dead, and thus his career, I saw a trailer of a film called Ghost and...well, I snickered.
Players - Preview: Abhishek Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, Sonam Kapoor, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Bobby Deol, Sikander Kher - read these names in one breath and you should be looking up for jokes on twitter. I bet you there are some very good ones doing the rounds. Most of them are "stars" but none of them is twinkling too well, right now. So the audience is bound to be skeptical and thus have a laugh or two at the combination's expense.
Don 2 - Preview: The last scene of Don had made Don 2 a must watch for me. The first shot of the teaser promised that there's no way it will disappoint as far as style is concerned. There is this slight worry about it getting over-stylized, given that it is an out-and-out Shah Rukh Khan the worry only gets stronger.
Pappu can't dance saala - Preview: Light or romantic comedies about people coming from the middle-class seem like they were from ages ago. From the age of Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee. From the synopsis, Pappu Can't Dance Saala looks like a modern-day version of those stories.
Ladies VS Ricky Bahl - Preview: Déjà vu is not a good feeling to have when you are watching a film's trailer. And Ladies Vs. Ricky Bahl evokes a strong "been there, seen that" emotion. Not only have we seen Anushka Sharma and Ranveer Singh who form the lead pair, together not too long ago in Band Baaja Baaraat, they also seem to be playing similar characters too - street-smart and upbeat about life. And both the films are directed by Maneesh Sharma.
The Dirty Picture - Preview: The Dirty Picture has hit bull's eye with its first audience interaction - the title of the film. You might hate what you see, but you are curious to see what a film titled The Dirty Picture is about, for sure - age/gender/income/location no bar. The second on-target bullet is the poster. It evokes a reaction - it could be disgust or curiosity. And the final blow is when Vidya Balan talks her slutty talk in the trailers. Sample this -
Desi Boyz - Preview: Desi Boyz's trailer leaves a very unsettled feeling.
Rockstar - Preview: Rockstar...Imtiaz Ali is who I think of even before Ranbir Kapoor (like it should be, but isn't always. case in example, here's a rapid fire question for you - who's film is Ra.One?). Imtiaz Ali has a 2 out of 2 track record for me. I haven't watched Socha Na Tha yet. Yes, yes, will correct that error before I watch Rockstar, I promise. But anyway, the one phrase preview for Rockstar would be - "Looking forward to it! Period."
Ra.One - Preview: Update: I really liked this trailer and the idea of a stronger villain! Only issue is now I know a little too much of the story. :) Thanks for the link @Shantanu! -
Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge - Preview: Mujhse Fraaanship Karoge - with a wannabe title like that, there isn't really much I expect from the film. That combined with falsifying identities to impress the opposite gender, sounds like we have a reasonably lame film at our hands.
Love Breakups Zindagi - Preview: Love Breakups Zindagi seems to be satisfying this week's requirement of the "a rom-com a week" trend. And given how clichéd the genre can get, the movie looks promising. Despite, Zayed Khan. Case-in-point, minute 1:33 in the trailer below. Awesome line, awful delivery.
Rascals - Preview: Rascals, another swear word becomes a movie title. Another loud, brash, mash-up of sms jokes becomes a film. Another David Dhawan film is knocking at theaters.
Hum Tum Shabana - Preview: The good news is it will be pretty easy to watch Hum Tum Shabana with a clean slate. All that I enjoyed in Bheja Fry was appropriately cancelled out by Bheja Fry 2. So, there are actually zero expectations from Sagar Ballary's Hum Tum Shabana.
Tere Mere Phere - Preview: Vinay Pathak is one of those names that instantly makes me look forward to a film. So there is a strong hope that the upcoming rom-com Tere Mere Phere is likely to provide decent entertainment. And who doesn't love marital banter? Hopefully it will be in moderation and will spoof life at home appropriately.
Force - Preview: There is nothing exciting about an action film. For example, from the trailer it looks like none of the action elements will have anything we haven't seen in Hollywood before. Well, Hollywood these days, hardly has anything that we haven't seen in Hollywood before. Besides, the 2.5-minute trailer of Force itself gives away the entire set-up of the film. My estimate is, that covers the first hour of the film or so.
Mausam - Preview: When I first heard that Pankaj Kapur is directing a film, I had this imagery of a grim and gritty film. And when I saw the first look of the film, I didn't know what to make of it because it was as romantic a picture as it could get. The trailer puts all doubts to rest, if there were any left after seeing the poster.
Mere Brother Ki Dulhan - Preview: Mere Brother Ki Dulhan - The title pretty much gives it away. And what's left is given away by the trailer.
That Girl In Yellow Boots - Preview: Another film I'm looking forward to! I had seen the first trailer ages ago when a fellow-Kashyap-enthusiast had plugged a link on facebook or twitter. And yep, you are right, I'd have been excited about the film even if I hadn't watched the trailer. Just Anurag Kashyap announcing his next film is usually good enough.
Bodyguard - Preview: "More of the same" I can whine and cry my heart out, but some Salman Khan enthusiasts can dance with joy at the prospect of watching "more of the same" from him. Movies such as these are beyond reviews and opinions for die-hard fans.
Bol - Preview: Having been so blessed in life, I often think of the things that I should be grateful for. The list always seems to be never ending, but invariably it ends at one thing... that I was born a MAN. Nothing in the world scares me more than the thought of being born a woman or a eunuch in a country like Pakistan.
Not A Love Story - Preview: Not A Love Story is based on a true story. Two lovers kill a man and very Dexter-ously chop the body into pieces such that the parts fit in a few garbage bags. What seems to have caught director, Ram Gopal Verma's attention though, is that not only are these heinous mudrerers common people with good family backgrounds, but they also made love in front of a dead body. This scandalized the director enough to make it the main point of the film. The main theatrical trailer is adequately disgusting. And we can look forward to a nerve-chilling thriller.
Aarakshan - Preview: I heard of Aarakshan very recently. It's very difficult not to get me excited about a political drama. And with a title like Aarakshan, a topic so close to home, I instantly began looking forward to the film.
Singham - Preview: The first I heard about Singham, I heard of it as Ajay Devgn's Dabangg. And what else can you say, when you see this -
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara - Preview: It's raining "guy" films, Pyaar Ka Punchnama, Delhi Belly, and now Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. Given the track record of the earlier two and the promos of the latest addition, there is a lot to look forward to.
Chillar Party - Preview: Salman Khan turns producer. And he makes a kids' movie, no less. Well, whether or not, it's a movie for kids or not we don't know yet. But it's a movie with lots of kids in it. Kids who like mean machines. Kids who mean business. Kids who look like they have taken their Dabangg lessons from the master.
Murder 2 - Preview: Vishesh Films usually makes half-decent products. They have their own formula, we can even label it the "Bhatt" formula. The gray characters across films have similar characters. Yet, since they come out at fairly paced intervals, they are a refreshing watch. They never touch "great" or "awesome" but they aren't outright bad either. I've always enjoyed the texture of their films.
Bbuddah hoga tera baap - Preview: I roll my eyes when I see the next Salman Khan or the next Akshay Kumar or even the next Shah Rukh Khan film being announced. (A little less exasperated with SRK films because they have some sort-of a story going around about them). But with the others, it is assumed that the audience who wants to see them in films doesn't want to see a story at all. It is very easy for me to do the eye-roll because I don't really care much for any of their acting skills. But when the STAR is someone you have admired for the last 30 years, or ever since you understood what films are all about. You sit back and give out a big "NO!!!" I mean look at this synopsis on the official site -
Delhi Belly - Preview: The first I heard of Delhi Belly it created a decent enough buzz because Aamir Khan is producing it, etc. The next thing I know, I see the trailer, I am shocked and then I just can't stop laughing. D K Bose. How cheeky is that! Of course, I got over it soon enough and started wondering what I should be doing if my kids start singing it. But look at these people in the making of the song. It's amazing how they are keeping a straight face while talking about it.
Always Kabhi Kabhi - Preview: "Always Kabhi Kabhi" What is that? What in goodness' name is that? Who talks like that? To top it off have smirky thoughtful Shah Rukh Khan go, "kabhi kabhi aapne socha hai ki aap school mein always kya karte the?" (Sometimes have you wondered what you always did in school? - sounds weird in Hindi.) It just sounds wrong, even if it might be in its own way, grammatically correct.
Bheja Fry 2 - Preview: We have seen Vinay Pathak play that avoidable co-passenger both in the first episode of Bheja Fry and recently in Chalo Dilli. He was brilliant and surely we can see more of that, if it is coming from him. But the situations will have to be better and unpredictable to maintain the tempo and viewer interest. More so because it is a sequel. We are all skeptical about them and for good reason. The promos aren't helping either -
Shaitan - Preview: "There's a dark side in all of us", sounds so Dexter-y. But, that's what Shaitan's arresting posters are trying to say too. Considering how interesting the poster is, the trailer is a bummer.
Ready - Preview: Salman Khan. Anees Bazmee. Together. Is this payback for my misdeeds from previous lives?
Stanley Ka Dabba - Preview: A trailer left me feeling warm towards the protagonist Stanley. He is endearing and he is real.
Ragini MMS - Preview: A scary date movie. The trailer itself is scary and it looks sleazy enough to be a dirty date film, the kinds that has enough making out in it and that makes you hold hands/hug tight because of the terror it creates.
I AM - Preview: The synopsis tells us about the people that form four stories that the film compiles. Each one of them have lost their identity because of various socio-political reasons. They can move on only if they deal with their past. The film touches upon taboo topics - homosexuality, sexual abuse, motherhood without a man.
Dum Maro Dum - Preview: There used to be a time when I looked forward to an Abhishek Bachchan film, those were the days of Bluffmaster and Kuchh na Kaho. There was something very slick about his stylish walk and the pauses in his dialogue deliver. Now the very same things have become a drudgery.
Thank you - Preview: I go to watch films to like them. I rarely go with a preconceived notion because I believe that there will be something or the other to appreciate I the film - one scene, one joke, one song, one shot. Every single thing that I've seen or read about Thank you or know about its makers makes me resent the prospect of having to watch the film. I'm just not looking forward to watching this film because -
F.A.L.T.U - Preview: Do you not shudder at the thought of a choreographer trying his hands at direction? The thought brings back scary
Game - Preview: An action thriller! I for one can't have enough of them, especially if they have world-class production values. Yes, it is important for this genre to look polished. And if nothing else, slick films is what we have come to expect from, anything that Farhan Akhtar (as producer in Game) gets involved with. Here's the sample -
7 khoon maaf - Preview: There's an irresistible, tingling excitement at the mention of a Vishal Bharadwaj film. And why not? Just look at this list -
Patiala House - Preview: Akshay Kumar - My system is now trained to bring a flow of reflex actions at the mention of the name - that of a grimace, which turns into a cringe and ends in a shudder. And that's sad because we have seen glimpses of the actor in him in Aankhen and if I remember right, Khakee. I know that's too few and way too far between considering the colossal blunders that he has made since then. But the 'never say die' spirit in me still looks for those glimpses, after all I go there to watch a good film.
Dil to Bacha Hai Ji - Preview: A Madhur Bhandarkar film that is not an expose. Or will it expose that elusive emotion - love? Looks like a decent entertainer. We'll know better soon-soon.
Dhobi Ghat - Preview: Yet another film about Mumbai? Yet another boy meets girl only times 3 this time? Naah...any film which is associated with Aamir Khan is supposed to have a bit more. Hoping that the impressive promo will translate into a film that goes beyond. We'll know soon enough.
No one killed Jessica - Preview: The turning over off the verdict of the Jessica Lal Muder case to give a life-time imprisonment sentence to a well-connected accused, is a precedent of the power of media, should they decide to use it. Dramatizing it with a strong cast and making it into a Hindi film is the need of the hour, if not anything else. The number of scams that 2010 saw makes a film showcasing the power of the audience, a necessary welcome to 2011.
Tera Kya Hoga Johny - Preview: Sudhir Mishra's films, whether I like them or not, I look forward to them every single time. That's what one Is raat ki subah nahi or one Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi can do, no matter how many Khoya Khoya Chands come and go. And it's always good for excitement to come with apprehension. I think I stand a better chance of enjoying the movie if there are enough positives and negatives in my expectations.
Toonpur ka superhero - Preview: Munni vs. Sheila isn't enough? We have a Loveena vs. Katrina, in a kids' animated film, no less. Is the idea to develop our kids into thinking it ain't a movie till it has an item number in it?!
Tees Maar Khan - Preview: Bond-ish title music, Inspector Gadget-ish look -
Rakht Charitra 2 reprise - Preview: Absolutely loved the slideshow promo -
Khele Hum Jee Jaan Se - Preview: Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey sounds very exciting because of the walk down history it promises. One, I don't regret getting bored in History lessons. Two, it is almost guaranteed to be 'different' from the regular romance, action, masala. Now whether or not it will be a good film, we will know soon enough.
Break Ke Baad - Preview: The question is no longer, "how many love stories can you watch?" It is now, "how many love stories with break-ups and the inevitable patch-ups can you watch?" And at this rate, it might as well be, "how many love stories starring Deepika Padukone having break-ups can you watch?"
Allah ke Banday - Preview: Allah ke Bandey is about two juvenile delinquents. So it is about how they are treated in jail for juveniles and what becomes of them when they come back to real world. But this awesome trailer shows there's more meat. It is also about relationships and perceptions. I am absolutely kicked about seeing this film.
Guzaarish - Preview: Anticipating to be completely awestruck by colorful canvasses one after the other, two hours in a row. So what if there is nothing more to look forward to?
Golmaal 3 - Preview: Every time someone complains of brainless stuff being said or shown on radio/TV/films, there is someone in the drawing room conversation who'll say, "this is what the people want". And every time this happens, I seethe with anger, control it down to irritation, and try to make an argument against the statement. In vain, of course. With Golmaal 3 around the corner, I might as well talk to walls. The film's trailer blatantly lays the onus on the viewer.
Action Replayy - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wishing that this will not be a superficial trip down memory lane, via stereotypical costumes and hairdos.
Jhootha hi sahi - Preview: "Boy meets girl. On the phone. Boy lies about stuff. Love happens. Time to tell truth, now what?" That's almost your every other love story. Sure, it might not be the very premise of the plot like it is in Jhootha Hi Sahi, but the theme makes its way into a part of a love story, more often than I'd like. Mainly because it's cliché and given the genre we generally know how it's going to end. And the worst part is that there is barely anything one can do to make the inevitable "forgiving of all lies ever said" look fresh.
Aakrosh - Preview: Good news - Priyadarshan Priyadarshan has taken a sabbatical from comedies .
Anjaana Anjaani - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if Anjaana Anjaani will defy the theory that 'a love story is a love story is a love story?'...
Khichdi The Movie - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if Indian TV seriously has a good thing going which I deprived myself of?
Dabangg - Preview: Just saying, "bring it on" Salman...
We are family - Preview: Just bracing myself for a high-pitched domestic fight
Aashayein - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just waiting for Nagesh Kukunoor's comeback into the kind of films that connects the audience to the characters...
Lafangey Parindey - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just hoping in the midst of silly captions in the promos there is a nicely made love story in there…
Aisha - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if Abhay Deol can pull off a regular, commercial-film type role alongside Sonam Kapoor who is clearly THE protagonist, Aisha
Khatta Meetha - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if the common man's story will reach out to the common man's sentiments rather than just making him laugh at silliness...
Tere Bin Laden - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just hoping it's a good dark comedy...
Udaan - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just plain and simple looking forward to it…
Lamhaa - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering whether a bonus should be given to moviemakers who go through extra barriers to make a film on a difficult subject?
Milenge Milenge - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how this old wine-old bottle affair will fare
I Hate Luv Storys - Preview: just bring on a good movie, mate…
Raavan - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just refraining my excitement lest…
Rajneeti - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just enthusiastically looking forward to some politics and drama…
Kites - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just being wary of the hype and pressure…
Badmaash Company - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just fighting the skepticism…
Housefull - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering to see if slapstick can bring a smile…
Hum Tum Aur Ghost - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if seeing dead people could be funny or romantic, it's a rom-com they say…
Love Sex Aur Dhoka - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just joining the curiosity bandwagon.. (Adult rated article)
My Name Is Khan - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how much of Rizwan Khan is going to be good ol' Shah Rukh Khan…
New York - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just controlling myself from getting too excited about the "biggest" release in over two months...
Kisse Pyaar Karoon? - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how many different ways there can be to complain about slapstick...
13B - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if this one will retain my dislike for horror by making my insides squirm or will it like most other "horror" stories make me laugh unintentionally...
Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just wondering whether this one will tone my funny bone with some good laughter...
Gulaal - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering what is up Anurag's sleeve this time...
Jai Veeru - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how many more Sholay references can we handle...
Aloo Chat - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just waiting for laughs...
Barah Anna - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if the promos do justice to the strong cast...
Aa Dekhen Zara - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how important it is for a Hindi film hero to dance...
8x10 Tasveer - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - wondering what must have made Nagesh Kukunoor take the "star" route...
Dostana - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how badly homosexuals are going to be laughed at this time around...
Yuvvraaj - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how much drama makes melodrama and how much melodrama makes intolerable melodrama...
Oye Lucky Lucky Oye - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how marketing can actually be detrimental to the enjoyment of a movie.
Raaz - The Mystery Continues - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just waiting to see if the Bhatt camp manages to keep interest alive for 150 minutes...
Luck By Chance - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just wondering if it will use spoofing "Bollywood" as an excuse to repeat stereotypes all over again...
Dev D - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just wondering what makes atyachar (torture) worth it...
Billu - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just wondering if snipping 'barber' from the title will chop the story/humor, if any...
Delhi 6 - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just wondering what the Oscar committee would say if they listened to this soundtrack...
Siddharth The Prisoner - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just looking forward to a 'different' movie...
Phoonk - Preview:
Tahaan - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just inquisitive about the combination of a serene trailer and a chaotic backdrop
The Last Lear - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just a bit on the names involved with the movie...
Hulla - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just curious to see on screen what I've been following for almost a year on the movie's blog.
Hari Puttar - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering what it is, if it is neither Harry Potter nor Home Alone.
Drona - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just hoping that money spent on movie-making will take its turn and drive the economy somehow...
Kidnap - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering what I should look forward to more - A thriller, Sanjay Dutt or Imran Khan?
Hello - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if another youth-oriented movie can be well made?
Karzzzz - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how I'll resist using 'zzzz' and keep myself from taking 'vengeance' in the review if I don't like the movie...
Roadside Romeo - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just excited about the quality of animation!
Sarkar Raj - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just excitement mixed with apprehension
Summer 2007 - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just looking at what we have next...
Haal-e-dil - Preview: I don't know whether I should laugh or cry. But, I am sure I can provide you with a laugh or two at my expense!
Via Darjeeling - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just excited about seeing this assembly of talent on screen together.
Kismat Konnection - Preview:
Contract - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just looking at how Ram Gopal Varma is going to have terrorists keep the gangsters company
Singh is Kinng - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering how many 'n's maketh a king?
Black and White - Preview: After a drought of 3 weeks, will Black & white serve as a welcome relief or yet another one to maintain one arm's distance from?
Race - Preview: NOT A REVIEW (just my thoughts before the release)
One Two Three - Preview: NOT A REVIEW (just my thoughts before the release)
Shaurya - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just some thoughts from a look at the official website...
Khuda Ke Liye - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just some thoughts from a quick look-up on the internet...
U Me Aur Hum - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just my thoughts on the theme of the movie
Krazzy 4 - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - just my take on pre-release takes of others...
Hope and a little sugar - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Looking at what I'm up for this Friday
Tashan - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Getting the pre-conceived notions out of the system to give Tashan a fair view -
Mr White Mr Black - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - a look into the look and feel of the release this week.
Bhoothnath - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just letting you know how I look forward to an Amitabh-starrer
Jodhaa Akbar - Preview: All eyes are on the first true high profile movie of 2008. Here are some interesting tid-bits on the self-acclaimed "magnum opus of the year" (whatever that means!). This is what
Ghajini - Preview: NOT A REVIEW - Just wondering if I can delete Memento from my memory, so I can give Ghajini a fair chance...

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