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| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Won | Best Actor Award | Hrithik Roshan |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Nominated | Best Actress Award | Preity Zinta |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Won | Best Choreography Award | Farah Khan |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Won | Best Movie Award | |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Nominated | Best Music Director Award | Rajesh Roshan |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Nominated | Best Supporting Actress Award | Rekha |
| Filmfare Awards | 2004 | Won | Critics Award for Best Performance | Hrithik Roshan |
| IIFA Awards | 2004 | Won | Best Actor | Hrithik Roshan |
| IIFA Awards | 2004 | Won | Best Director | Rakesh Roshan |
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My Thoughts:
After very much enjoying the superhero movie "Krrish", I was eagerly awaiting to watch its predecessor. The first half of the movie I enjoyed very much so. I think the lead actor does a great job in portraying the mentally retarded Rohit. Here we learn which problems Rohit encounters in everyday life because of his disability. And we learn how he befriends Nisha, the love interest.The second half though is a rip-off of E.T. Aliens land (special effect for the space ship are good) and leave again, leaving behind one of their own. This E.T. rip-off befriends Rohit and gives him abilities (great mind and physical powers). In the end Rohit must help E.T. to get home again avoiding all the military.
Rahit is the father of the character of the sequel. In the sequel we learn through flashbacks what happens to Rahit after this first movie. And these scenes were my expectations for this movie. I would have liked it better, if the second half of this movie would have had the tone similar to the scenes we saw in these flashback scenes.
The songs in this movie are rather forgettable. Nothing as catchy as the ones in Krrish. But they didn't bother me.
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(From Tom's Random Reviews on July 4th, 2009)
Member's Reviews
Three Men and a Baby, a review by KinkyCyborg
Title:Three Men and a Baby
Year: 1987
Director: Leonard Nimoy
Rating: PG
Length: 102 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital: 5.1
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Stars:
Tom Selleck
Steve Guttenberg
Ted Danson
Nancy Travis
Margaret Colin
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My Thoughts:
It's hard to believe that these three guys were among the top leading men in the mid-80's given their relative obscurity now. This is a cute movie with some truly funny moments and some touching ones as well. Any parent can relate to how a baby can completely change your lives in ways you'd never think possible.
I've seen this movie before and probably didn't appreciate it as much the first time around as that was back before I had kids of my own. Great directing effort by everyone's favorite Vulcan, Leonard Nimoy. I'm glad I rediscovered this movie again.
KC
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(From KinkyCyborg's Random Reviews 2010 on September 3rd, 2010)
Member's TV Reviews
Tom's Random Star Trek Reviews, a review by Tom
VOY 2.18. Death Wish
Writer: Michael Piller (Screenwriter), Shawn Piller (Original Material By)
Director: James L. Conway
Cast: Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway), Robert Beltran (Commander Chakotay), Roxann Biggs-Dawson (Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres), Jennifer Lien (Kes), Robert Duncan McNeill (Lieutenant Tom Paris), Ethan Phillips (Neelix), Robert Picardo (The Doctor), Tim Russ (Lieutenant Tuvok), Garrett Wang (Ensign Harry Kim), Gerrit Graham (Quinn / Q), Peter Dennis (Isaac Newton), Maury Ginsberg), John de Lancie (Q), Jonathan Frakes (Commander William Riker)
The first Voyager Q episode and the best one of the three. It guest stars Gerrit Graham (who will always be the principal of the rival school in Parker Lewis to me) as a Q who want to end his immortal life. And our Q is there to prevent this. Q is great as always and also the story is interesting. We also have a cameo by Commander Riker in this one.
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(From Tom's Random Star Trek Reviews on October 18th, 2009)