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

[P_R]

Saw the steak scene from Raging Bull this morning (Scoresese intree on UTV Waeld Movies).

de Niro's performance in that film is excellent.

But, adam pidikkum kozhandhai maadhiri I have to add an addendum, I liked 'King of Comedy' more.

[Rocky89]

HP 7 Part 1 - quite good.

Dragging in the middle but sets a perfect platform for the 2nd part. They include as much details as possible from the book.

[Wibha]

HP 7 Part 1 - quite good.

Dragging in the middle but sets a perfect platform for the 2nd part. They include as much details as possible from the book.

Dragging?

Hmm.

I loved the movie. By far the best in the series. Stayed really close to the book and I wouldn't have minded spending another 3 hours for part 2. Super Entertaining. I love the scene where he explains the deathly hallows and it ended at the right stage.

Now we needa wait a year for the next part

Amazing movie

[Stiglitz]

I saw a movie called "enter the void" wtf... Psycedelic thriller apparently... It made sense when i was high... And made no sense when i was sober.... A lot of symbols in the film... Anyone here seen it?

[P_R]

The Lives of Others
Kood

[Bala (Karthik)]

Gran Torino - Predictable but watchable for Eastwood
In Bruges -

Revisited half of "Deconstructing Harry" -

[NOV]

Now we needa wait a year for the next part

it will be released in July next year.

[jinju]

The Road

indha padathukkellaam nominations, awards edhuvum illiya Viggo Mortensen, one of the most underrated...or is it under-appreciated? and that kid...one of the best in the recent lot that i've watched from hollywood cinema.

[Wibha]

Now we needa wait a year for the next part

it will be released in July next year.

Its still more than 6 months. Thats a lot

Have you watched it NOV?

[great]

In Bruges -

Pretty good movie. To me it looked more of a brit movie.