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Movie Review: House at the End of the Street
Seeking a fresh start, Sarah (Elisabeth Shue) and her daughter Elissa (my super favorite, the beautiful Jennifer Lawrence) find the house of their dreams in a small town. Against Sarah's wishes, Elissa embarks on a relationship with the reclusive Ryan next door, the son of parents who were brutally murdered by their crazed daughter. But the truth is far more chilling...
The movie is fine... and if you are a Jeniffer Lawrence fan, it's a DVD well worth the time!
The movie is fine... and if you are a Jeniffer Lawrence fan, it's a DVD well worth the time!
Movie Review: The Colony
Attempts to control the weather have gone terribly wrong, and the Earth is gripped by a deadly cold wave... only a few colonies of humans remain, and they will do anything to survive.
Didn't sound too exciting, but a decent cast and fast paced action keeps your interest. Might have been even better in the theatres...
Didn't sound too exciting, but a decent cast and fast paced action keeps your interest. Might have been even better in the theatres...
Movie Review: The Conjuring
The Conjuring is about two paranormal investigators Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine Warren (the very pretty Vera Farmiga) who are summoned to investigate a ghostly presence in an old house recently inhabited by Carolyn and Roger Perron (Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor) with their five sweet little daughters.
From the death of their dog, to horrifying instances of birds flying into the house and breaking their necks, it is soon clear that all is not normal.
There is no gore, and very little violence until the end. And maybe that's where the real horror lies - it is so "normal" for most part, it could easily happen to you!
From the death of their dog, to horrifying instances of birds flying into the house and breaking their necks, it is soon clear that all is not normal.
There is no gore, and very little violence until the end. And maybe that's where the real horror lies - it is so "normal" for most part, it could easily happen to you!
Movie Review: Assault On Wall Street
Jim (Domnic Purcell) is an honest security truck driver, making ends meet for himself and his beautiful wife Rosie (Erin Karpluk), who is just recovering from an illness. However, their lives are shattered when Rosie's health insurance company stops covering her expenses, and the economic crisis on Wall Street claims all of Jim's savings. Penniless and helpless, abused and exploited by the lawyers and the brokers, Jim flips the last switch when his pretty wife slashes her wrists in one desperate attempt to help him recover.
That's when all hell breaks lose on Wall Street.
The build up to the crises is amazingly executed, you can't help but feel really sad for the couple, and you root for Jim when he unleashes his fury.
And long after the movie is over, you will keep asking yourself.. who, really, are the true criminals out there?
That's when all hell breaks lose on Wall Street.
The build up to the crises is amazingly executed, you can't help but feel really sad for the couple, and you root for Jim when he unleashes his fury.
And long after the movie is over, you will keep asking yourself.. who, really, are the true criminals out there?
Movie Review: Passion
The intense professional rivalry between the manipulative boss of a top advertising agency and her talented protégée rapidly hurtles from stealing credit, to obsession and murder. The beautiful Rachel McAdams as the boss and Noomi Rapace in a brilliant performance as her junior add spice to this edge of the seat thriller, which really takes off towards the end...
Movie Review: Killing Season
Two veterans of the Bosnian war, face off one last time in the jungles, desperate to hunt before being hunted, while an unlikely bond develops between them. Excellent performances by Robert Di Niro and John Travolta will keep you engrossed, although the movie itself doesn't have too much to offer.
Movie Review: The Host
Aliens threaten to take over the Earth by inhabiting human minds and taking over their bodies. Until they encounter one host who refuses to give up her mind.
An interesting idea, but executed in a way that makes the movie feel a drag.
Unless, of course, you are a fan of the amazing Saoirse Ronan. But then, you can always watch Hanna again!
An interesting idea, but executed in a way that makes the movie feel a drag.
Unless, of course, you are a fan of the amazing Saoirse Ronan. But then, you can always watch Hanna again!
Profile at India HR Live
Got profiled at India HR Live earlier this month...
http://indiahrlive.com/siddhesh-bhobe-at-work/
:)
http://indiahrlive.com/siddhesh-bhobe-at-work/
:)
Peeping Out
Don't know what, but I just loved the way this Scorpio peeps out from behind the mini bus in front..
Quote For The Day
Pretentious
and unsophisticated elitism is when you appreciate Harry Potter and cannot
digest the success of Chennai Express! Appreciating cinema needs a cinema scope much wider than 70 mm.
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