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

[VENKIRAJA]

The Social Network.
Bluray. Movie of the year, easily. (Except Inception all that I watched this year was Genus Species crap)

watched a shorter version of the movie during a flight.....it was okay...i didn't enjoy it that much..it showed as if mark z was just overly serious and i wasn't too drawn to the character they portrayed off him

the best ever film I watched on flight was "Eternal Sunshine On A Spotless Mind" was totally riveted.

It seems to me as a definitive movie of our generation, which I perceive is a reflection of the very society itself in the timeline, etc. A rarity, in that aspect very much like Fight Club which I consider its predecessor (Ah! Fincher's, as well). To be precise, it was all what 500 DoS tried to be. (Or say what 500 DoS is to spoilt teens a realistic portrayal of life itself)

[Sarna]

Its a boy girl thing

[ajaybaskar]

Unthinkable (2010) .

Great acting by Samuel L. Jackson, Carrie Anne Moss and the terrorist guy.

Unthinkable.

Dont know what was the whole intention of the director, behind making this movie.. looked ridiculous.

[ajithfederer]

[chevy]

The Invention of Lying (2009)

The film features a high concept narrative set in an alternate reality in which there is no such thing as lying and everything said is the absolute truth. In this world people continually make very blunt, often cruel statements, and remarks that people in the real world would normally keep to themselves. The concepts of fiction, imagination and speculation do not exist resulting in the movie industry being limited to lecture-style historical readings, television commercials being straightforward and an absence of religion.


A funny but an interesting fantasy premise. The protagonist Ricky Gervais(Writer/Director) somehow stumbles on an accidental lie and he discovers the art of lying. A feel Good film. Darling Jennifer Garner being in the film is an additional reason to watch. She looked very pretty and acted pretty decent.

Catchy title.....want to watch it.

[Sunil_M88]

Kidulthood and its sequel Adulthood.

Realistic films depicting crime awareness in the council estates of London.

[ajithfederer]

Facebook - Good.

[VENKIRAJA]

In the mood for love.
pudikala.

[AravindMano]

Buried. Good effort given the experimental premise. Ryan Renolds nallA nadichirundhAr.

[ajithfederer]

Watchmen - (Not for everybody)