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May 18, 2024, 07:24:30 AM  | Let Me In (2010/United States, United Kingdom) Trailer |IMDb |Wikipedia |
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Stars:Plot:Extras:
- Scene Access
- Audio Commentary
- Feature Trailers
- Bonus Trailers
- Deleted Scenes
- Featurettes
- Gallery
- Picture-in-picture
- Digital Copy
My Thoughts:
OK. I have to say... I liked this one too. It is basically the same story. I would say I like them both about the same amount. The original is stronger in some areas where this remake is stronger in other areas. I think the original did better with conveying the storyline. But I think the remake just had better effects... and was more graphic which I liked. So when all is said and done... I am thrilled I have both of them in my collection now.My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
Out of a Possible 5
(From Weekend Movie Marathon: The Blu-ray Experience on July 13th, 2013)
Member's Reviews
Yes Boss, a review by Tom
 | Yes Boss (1997/India) IMDb | Wikipedia
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Stars:
Aditya Pancholi as Siddarth Chaudhry
Shah Rukh Khan as Rahul
Juhi Chawla as Seema
Kashmira Shah as Shiela
Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Plot:
Rahul is a middle-class youth with high ambitions of striking it rich in the corporate world. He's willing to bend his ethics to prove his loyalty to his boss, Siddharth who he sees as his key to scaling the ladders of success. To please Siddharth, he has to do his dirty jobs like bringing girls for Siddharth to exercise his not insubstantial charms on. Matters become complicated when Siddharth's eyes fall on Seema, a girl Rahul secretly loves. Seema too wishes to take the shortcut to success by serenading a rich man. Initially she falls for Siddharth's charms and even believes his sob stories when she comes to know he's married. But then as his devious ways are revealed to her and she finds her heart being drawn to the simple Rahul, she seeks to escape from Siddharth's clutches.
Awards:
Won:
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Male Playback Award ("Mai Koi Aisa Geet": Abhijeet) |
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Actor Award (Shah Rukh Khan) | |
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Actress Award (Juhi Chawla) | |
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Lyricist Award ("Chand Taare": Javed Akhtar) | |
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Music Director Award (Jatin-Lalit) | |
| Filmfare Awards (1998) | Best Villain Award (Aditya Pancholi) |
Extras:
- Scene Access
My Thoughts:
I was a bit vary of this one. 90s Bollywood movies are generally not as good as later ones and added to that, this one has not so good reviews. But surprisingly I really enjoyed it. The enjoyment suffered little by the bad video quality of this DVD though.Rating:
(From Tom's Random Reviews on March 6th, 2011)
Member's TV Reviews
My PILOT Marathon, a review by Rich
Doctor Who - The New Series - Vol. 1
Rose
When Rose Tyler meets a mysterious stranger called the Doctor, her life will never be the same again. Soon, she realises that her mum, her boyfriend, and the whole of Planet Earth are in danger. The only hope for salvation lies inside a strange blue box...
Meet the new Doctor and his companion Rose as, together, they set out across space and time in a series of exhilarating adventures and deadly confrontations.
Having seen several episodes haphazardly I knew what to expect from this pilot, but am still disappointed when I compare it to the classics of yesteryear. The 'humour' and slapstick is laid on much too thick, and the storyline of this first episode too farcical.
However I think the combination of Ecclestone and Piper shows promise, and the introduction of how they meet and the chemistry between them is excellent.
Altogether a reasonable taster, albeit I'll always be a greater fan of the old doctors.
(From My PILOT Marathon on September 6th, 2009)