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- Rent Movie Soundtrack Review
by Munya Chinongoza. The multiple award-winning musical Rent is based on opera of Puccini, La Boheme. It has been playing on Broadway since 1996 and is one of the longest running shows. In 2005, the movie based on Rent was released and, like the musical itself, has gained a cult following. The soundtrack album became available on CD soon after.
The story follows a group of eight Bohemian friends living in modern N... products, articles, news
- Why Stand In Long Lines For Movie Rentals When Can Rent Them Online?
by Gregg Hall. Movies are a good part of every person's life so much that if you do not like movies then you must not be an American. Even if you do not like most movies there has to be a movie that you like. So that is a big enough reason to make a company that rents movies. It is called Netflix and what they do is online DVD rentals. It is simple all you do is go online to there website and fill out all the i... products, articles, news
- Movie Review - Ta Ra Rum Pum
by Seo Mumbai. The good things first - Ta Ra Rum Pum - is what used to be called 'wholesome family entertainment' before wholesome went out of out films. The bad thing is that the melodrama is somewhat forced and piled on too thick. The middle of this Siddharth Anand movie, which is inspired by Life is Beautiful is watchable, it's the before and after that's a problem- generic love story and generic sports flic... products, articles, news
- Ratatouille Movie Review
by Carolyn Croyle. In the new movie Ratatouille, Remy has a problem. As with many who live in France, he has a passion for fine food, and a gift for making it. His keen sense of smell serves him very well as an enthusiastic gourmet, and in his ability to pick just the right combination of ingredients to create magical flavors. And great food is that to him - magic. It has a power that fills him with wonder and awe.... products, articles, news
- Movie Review - Serenity
by Darren LaRose. I must confess that up until this point I haven't been a fan of Joss Whedon's work. For some reason (probably the cast) I've been unable to engage with the Buffyverse at all. I therefore ignored Firefly entirely when it aired, assuming it would be more of the same, and, I'm deeply ashamed to admit, relished in the box office woes of Serenity when it hit the theatres earlier this year.
It's dif... products, articles, news
- Yatra Movie review
by Seo Mumbai. He is a Mahara-shtrian, living in Andhra Pradesh, writing Hindi books with Farsi titles. While you try to figure this out, Goutam Ghose's Yatra keeps getting derailed at several places.
In the process of deciphering a writer's imagination that moves between fact and fiction, Ghose goes almost breathless with an anti-consumerism message. The writer Dashrath Joglekar (Nana Patekar - distracted), o... products, articles, news
- Movie Review - The Convent
by Darren LaRose. The Convent is a relatively entertaining and extremely low budget B-Movie, that desperately wants to be Evil Dead but misses the mark. It was released in 2000 straight to video, and has gained a small cult following. The film opens with a flashback to the 1950s, where a teenage girl stylishly shoots up the Convent, in the best display of mass um.. clergyside since, well, ever I guess. If anyone k... products, articles, news
- The Departed Movie Review
by Ralph Crenshaw. The Departed is likely to go down as Martin Scorsese's greatest masterpiece. While based on the Hong Kong film, Internal Affairs, The Departed is certainly a unique work. The storytelling was completely engrossing with never a dull moment in the entirety of the film. With such a star studded cast the opportunity for a let down was huge, but The Departed blew away any expectations I had.
I have n... products, articles, news
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