suhasasj-21406
A rejoint le mai 2016
Bienvenue sur nouveau profil
Nous travaillons toujours à la mise à jour de certaines fonctionnalités du profil. Pour voir les les répartitions des notes et les sondages relatifs à ce profil, rendez-vous à l’adresse version précédente .
Badges4
Pour savoir comment gagner des badges, rendez-vous sur page d'aide sur les badges.
Avis6
Note de suhasasj-21406
Worst Kannada movie I've ever watched (and I've watched over 300 of them). And the only movie i came out of the theatre during interval.
Where do I begin?
Let's start with cringe dialogues, useless songs and mindless fights. Then let's talk about the fact that the hero and heroine exchange "I Love You"s 344235544 times during the first half hour. Then let's talk about acting - while Priya Varrier acted well as much as the mediocre script allowed, Shreyas Manju seems like a robot delivering dialogues. Please quit acting and find a better job, I'm sure you'll excel anywhere but in acting.
I would've plucked my eyes out if I had to endure 1 hour more of this crap.
Where do I begin?
Let's start with cringe dialogues, useless songs and mindless fights. Then let's talk about the fact that the hero and heroine exchange "I Love You"s 344235544 times during the first half hour. Then let's talk about acting - while Priya Varrier acted well as much as the mediocre script allowed, Shreyas Manju seems like a robot delivering dialogues. Please quit acting and find a better job, I'm sure you'll excel anywhere but in acting.
I would've plucked my eyes out if I had to endure 1 hour more of this crap.
So well made!
This kinda time travel movie has never been done before in Sandalwood. And it's so masterfully crafted too. No loose ends. No paradoxes. No Deus ex machinas.
Just pure logical sci-fi. Top notch acting by the leads and Dattanna as well.
And we had the honor of interacting with the cast and crew after the movie screening which was a cherry on top. (Orion Mall, Rajajinagar)
It feels low-key inspired by "The Butterfly Effect" movie where a smallest of the small things affect bigger things. But cannot remember any other movie doing this concept in KFI. A pinnacle of experimental movies.
This kinda time travel movie has never been done before in Sandalwood. And it's so masterfully crafted too. No loose ends. No paradoxes. No Deus ex machinas.
Just pure logical sci-fi. Top notch acting by the leads and Dattanna as well.
And we had the honor of interacting with the cast and crew after the movie screening which was a cherry on top. (Orion Mall, Rajajinagar)
It feels low-key inspired by "The Butterfly Effect" movie where a smallest of the small things affect bigger things. But cannot remember any other movie doing this concept in KFI. A pinnacle of experimental movies.
8 years after starting this amazing show, after innumerous pauses in between because of its removal from Prime, hard disk non usage (I had it saved there), and sometimes for no reason at all, I finally finished 30 Rock.
I remember instantly loving the pilot in 2016 with Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin as the leads. It's a show about a show called "The Girlie Show" and later renamed to "TGS with Tracy Jordan" after a famous actor called Tracy Jordan joins the show. The rivalry between Jenna (the original girlie) and Tracy is fun to watch and remains the same till the end. Mentor-Menten team of Liz (Tina Fey) and Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) is also a main focus of the show.
Even the secondary and minor characters like Kenneth, Lutz, Toofer, Pete, Frank, Cerie remain with you even after years of not watching the show and when I picked up again I found the instant familiarity of it all.
All in all a great sitcom with unforgettable characters with superb comedic timing. 9/10.
P. S: Following episodes are removed from streaming and can be watched unofficially: Season 3, Episode 2, "Believe in the Stars": Jenna Maroney (played by Jane Krakowski) and Tracy Jordan (Tracy Morgan) have an argument over whether it is harder to be a white woman or black man, which leads them to a social experiment where they both dress up in drag, with Tracy in white face and Jenna in blackface.
Season 5, Episode 10, "Christmas Attack Zone": Jenna dresses up Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann for a New Year's Eve party where the theme is cultural phenomena from 2010-Jenna has come as "Black Swan(n)." Season 6, Episode 19, "Live from Studio 6H": In a scene that is criticizing TV's historic use of blackface, Jon Hamm appears in a clip of Alfie and Amos, a fake 1950s sitcom which sees the actor playing Alfie (Tracy Morgan) becoming increasingly disgusted at his co-star's stereotypical portrayal of an African American character.
Season 5, Episode 4 "Live Show" (East Coast version): More of a case of "blackhand" than "blackface"-in one cutaway scene, Dr. Drew Baird, the handsome but stupid doctor played by Jon Hamm, has lost both of his hands, but gets a hand transplant from a black man from death row, whose hands then try to strangle him.
I remember instantly loving the pilot in 2016 with Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin as the leads. It's a show about a show called "The Girlie Show" and later renamed to "TGS with Tracy Jordan" after a famous actor called Tracy Jordan joins the show. The rivalry between Jenna (the original girlie) and Tracy is fun to watch and remains the same till the end. Mentor-Menten team of Liz (Tina Fey) and Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) is also a main focus of the show.
Even the secondary and minor characters like Kenneth, Lutz, Toofer, Pete, Frank, Cerie remain with you even after years of not watching the show and when I picked up again I found the instant familiarity of it all.
All in all a great sitcom with unforgettable characters with superb comedic timing. 9/10.
P. S: Following episodes are removed from streaming and can be watched unofficially: Season 3, Episode 2, "Believe in the Stars": Jenna Maroney (played by Jane Krakowski) and Tracy Jordan (Tracy Morgan) have an argument over whether it is harder to be a white woman or black man, which leads them to a social experiment where they both dress up in drag, with Tracy in white face and Jenna in blackface.
Season 5, Episode 10, "Christmas Attack Zone": Jenna dresses up Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann for a New Year's Eve party where the theme is cultural phenomena from 2010-Jenna has come as "Black Swan(n)." Season 6, Episode 19, "Live from Studio 6H": In a scene that is criticizing TV's historic use of blackface, Jon Hamm appears in a clip of Alfie and Amos, a fake 1950s sitcom which sees the actor playing Alfie (Tracy Morgan) becoming increasingly disgusted at his co-star's stereotypical portrayal of an African American character.
Season 5, Episode 4 "Live Show" (East Coast version): More of a case of "blackhand" than "blackface"-in one cutaway scene, Dr. Drew Baird, the handsome but stupid doctor played by Jon Hamm, has lost both of his hands, but gets a hand transplant from a black man from death row, whose hands then try to strangle him.