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1
Average: 1 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

joesjeans28

bheemavaram bullodu

routine telugu dram with good mix of comedy , love ,sentiment,action , those who want some refreshment can enjoy, it will be a good investment on your weekend .
just watched bihamavaram bullodu , sunil after his past failures as hero came back with good dramatic story, once more he tried a hard to state that he a promised action hero for Telugu film industry.coming to story line " sunil a timid fellow how resides in bihmarvram along with his grandmaa ,came to know that he is going to die with in ten days ,actually he he not going to die , because of doctors mistake his reports were changed and then the real drama starts he goes to Hyderabad , and starts fighting's with all rowdies there and get to troubles in the mean time he met with heroin

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5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Highway

A city slick girl falling in love with a Kidnapper !
I am going to rename my reviews as 'Viewer's experience', and not Movie Reviews, at least with Highway to begin with. Clear-cut, straight down the road, the movie starts with melange of highways from different parts of northern India, mostly Himachal, Uttarakhand, Punjab etc.,. so you actually know you've hit the highway, except that you are stationary in a theater.

Rating: 

9
Average: 9 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

Sravan Rajnayan

Reviewer is from: 

Bangalore, India

Colorful

Colorful is a story about a young soul which was chosen to come back in the real world, this time he was designated to be a boy in junior high school who just committed suicide. Regaining life, the soul inhabits the boy’s body and soon finds the true reason behind his suicide.
The title and the genre may sound playful but the whole story and the message is no joke. The film is not exactly a feel-good animation as it tackles a serious age-old problem of the Japanese Society -- suicide. Yet the medium has been effective in conveying an unhumorous topic in a mild manner. It has been successful in saying that, ending one’s life is not a solution to a problem. At first, it seems that suicide is not actually its major focus.

Rating: 

8
Average: 8 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

Donna Bendana

Reviewer is from: 

Philippines

EENDAG edition 1

A guy and his dog go through weird adventures as they 1) dream of creating man-helping robots and 2) go on a treasure hunt to fund their venture with after finding a map in their basement. Somebody is trying to either kill them or make sure they are permanently stopped. This somebody seem to be a non-human entity.
This film is probably one of the most unique I've seen in a long time. According to the mooiflieks.com website, this movie is a living movie - it will grow in every following "edition": Grow backwards, forwards and inbetween the original storyline. I'd like to see how this will actually work. The movie opens up on Kevin trying to figure out something that has to do with time, and then he reads again in his journal to give us a short summary of his original life dream as a boy, which is to create friendly robots.

Rating: 

9
Average: 9 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

Jaques Viviers

Reviewer is from: 

Queenstown

Shutter(2004)

The film is about a couple who escape from a hit and run accident , they then start seeing people in the snaphots and the girl wonders if it was the girl they killed while the boyfriend think it is his past coming for revenge.
If you've seen any Asian horror movie of the last ten years, you know the drill: ghosts with bad hairdos, a Grudge from beyond the grave and technophobia that turns ordinary household objects (here the humble 35mm camera) into gateways to the next world. Pilfering their story and jumps from a dozen different movies directors Parkpoom Wongpoom and Banjong Pisanthanakun (trying saying that drunk) are shameless magpies.

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10
Average: 10 (1 vote)

"JOE THE KING"

"LONG-TIME ACTOR FRANK WHALEY ATTEMPTS THERAPY ON-SCREEN"
by Dane Youssef Frank Whaley's "JOE THE KING" has been called by the filmmaker himself "semi-autobiographical." And such a story about so much misery just makes to almost want to see it just to see how this guy got where he is today. It so damn downbeat, you have to ask yourself, "How will all this turn out? This poor boy...

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6
Average: 6 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

DANE YOUSSEF

Reviewer is from: 

Alameda, California

"THE DEVIL'S REJECTS"

"Bloody brilliant. The Definitive Film of the Genre--Cheap, gory low-budget campy '70's-era Serial Slashers"
by Dane Youssef Rob Zombie is without a doubt one of the most versatile and true-to-his-genre artists out there. And more so than what his famed metal band "White Zombie" has shown us. Hard-core Goth heavy-rock-metal and demonic artistic graphic imagery--courtesy of Zombie himself.

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0
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Reviewers name: 

DANE YOUSSEF

Reviewer is from: 

Alameda, California

"DRAWING FLIES"

"ONE OF THE INDEPENDENT FILMS THAT NEVER REALLY QUITE STOOD OUT"
by Dane Youssef Now personally speaking here as an American who's only seen a few films solely made in Canada by Canadian filmmakers, the Canadians approach to filmmaking is either bland, campy or downright blood-and-guts (usually in the "campy" gory vein, of course). Most Canadians are as good at the art of film as mimes are at capturing the art of sparkling conversation. Ever hear the expression, "it was halfway decent? Comes up halfway?

Rating: 

4
Average: 4 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

DANE YOUSSEF

Reviewer is from: 

Alameda, California

"DRAWING FLIES"

"ONE OF THE INDEPENDENT FILMS THAT NEVER REALLY QUITE STOOD OUT"
by Dane Youssef Now personally speaking here as an American who's only seen a few films solely made in Canada by Canadian filmmakers, the Canadians approach to filmmaking is either bland, campy or downright blood-and-guts (usually in the "campy" gory vein, of course). Most Canadians are as good at the art of film as mimes are at capturing the art of sparkling conversation. Ever hear the expression, "it was halfway decent? Comes up halfway?

Rating: 

4
Average: 4 (1 vote)

Reviewers name: 

DANE YOUSSEF

Reviewer is from: 

Alameda, California

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