Which non-indian film u saw recently has made u post here???

[ajithfederer]

Good to see people liking the Tree of Life. Kid, what do you make of the ending?

[groucho070]

25 greatest unscripted scenes, it seems. Some are good though.

[ajaybaskar]

The Reader

ஆஹா.. என்னே ஒரு கலைநயம்..

[ajithfederer]

One of the best TAHM episodes, Charlie cannot sleep without medication and he gets doctor prescription for pot and he ends up smoking it with Berta. The fun is not out yet as he begins to visualize all his ex-flames(after smoking) come to torture him of his inability to COMMIT to a relasen-zip.

[raghavendran]

Rise Of the planet of the apes
again a very predictable and boring film..nothnig new..i think Hollywood are coming up with too many of films with the same template..just thought the apes would create chaos but nothing happened..atleast that slumdog heroine should have got some more space..she was just there to kiss the hero twice..but she is a good bit ..overall pathoda padhinonnu

[ajithfederer]

Unstoppable in HBO. Nice one that I wanted to re-watch in a long time.

[ajithfederer]

Fincher;s Zodiac - re watch list happening in tv. Intriguing. Lots of information. It would have been great if they caught the killer.

[ajithfederer]

It's baffling as to how nobody believed in Robert Graysmith's(Jake Gylenhall) work in his life as shown in the film. His tireless work in investigation among broken police departments his nagging wife and other inconveniences during the 70's is amazing.

[littlemaster1982]

AF,

I think you spoiled Zodiac for me
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Last watched: True Grit

[ajithfederer]

I am very sori, lm . Ninga innuma paakalai?. The film is 4 and a half years old.