Category: Two-minute reviews
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Ten Questions ?
Was it good? Actually, It was better than good. It wasn’t just right there but this is probably what could be done, given the frantic screenplay. Story? Watch it, to believe it. Screenplay? Neat effort. Could have been better given that most of us have watched non-linear screenplays like Crash and Babel, firsthand from Hollywood.…
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Borudi Nee Mohini
Just like Santhosh Subramaniam, I haven’t seen the original Telugu version. But I couldn’t believe that Selvaraghavan can get so damn boring with his screenplays. The first half of YNM literally begs for a good screenplay writer. It just drags and drags and starts to sleep midway. The second half of this family-romance is where…
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Pollathavan
Original script wins. Pollathavan too. Except for a bad unrelated title(just to get some more rajinikanth fans to watch it) and some teeny weeny issues in screenplay, Pollathavan is one of the best scripts of the year. Like Gilli, it had a simple so-called-knot and no big missions to complete. Hence the screenplay moves seamlessly.…
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Perfumaniac
Perfume is passionately made, vividly colorful, sinfully sensuous but slightly slow and terribly long. An authentic book-to-screen story, directed by Tom Tykwer(Run Lola Run) and originally written as a hugely popular novel[Das Parfum] by Patrick Suskind. It talks about a French orphan boy with a superhuman sense for smell. As he grows, he meets a…
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