Two Films with one stone, La haine and Paljas!

I decided to lay my movie-review-writing-pen down for a while, seeing that its holidays. I thought it to be wise to take a break.

UP?
So you’re most probably wondering what all the excitement is about… well Up Produced by Pixar Animation studios and written and directed by Bob Peterson and Pete Docter have made a film, that has everyone jumping up and up about! Not only did many critics think that Pixar would not be able to top their previous animation film Wall-e, but surprise-surprise they did it again! I think I should let you in on a little top secret information about Pixar, that not many of us know about, and that is, …

A film is a different text and in its own respect, it is equally wonderful to books but reading novels is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world

Coco Chanel, a name quite familiar to all the fashionista’s and even the rest alike, a fashion brand like no other, yet behind this brand which we all desire, stands a successful woman and one of the most marvelous life-stories ever told.

I personally would suggest that we ignore the underlying fact that The Proposal is one big cliché. After all, Predictable rom-coms can work if the comedy and chemistry are there!!

The Hangover is, in essence, a creative twist on the “one crazy night” and “road trip” comedy templates. I don’t think it’s necessary to go into much detail as far as the plot is concerned; All you need to know is that it’s a great story, with great acting, and very big laughs. What more can one want from a comedy?

The plot involves the most fundamental of all philosophical debates: Is the universe deterministic or random? Is everything in some way preordained or does it happen by chance? If that question sounds too abstract, wait until you see this film, which poses it in stark terms: What if we could know in advance when the Earth will end?

‘17 Again’, fairly well written, hilarious, well and sometimes greatly acted and awesome direction for the most part, and a genuinely good, enjoyable and moving film. Take a look and you’ll probably be surprised… but don’t go in hoping for anything Oscar worthy. I get the impression there is only so much a director can do with a film like ‘17 Again’ and he did it alright.

Will smith, along with the same director that brought us the powerful “Pursuit of Happiness”, once again delivers a moving performance that is sure to delight his fans and perhaps convert a few that aren’t.