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| Filmfare Awards | 2009 | Nominated | Best Actress Award | Kajol |
Extras:
Featurettes
Scene Access
Trailers
My Thoughts:
This is a story about a couple who falls in love (after much pursuing by the man), but after they are married, the woman develops Alzheimer's. The second half of this movie is about how the couple are handling this.I liked the story itself in this movie, but I didn't much care for the songs. Without them, the movie is a nice romantic movie that I can recommend to watch.
It is nice to see more movies with Kajol again. This is the second movie I have seen which she has made after her baby break (the other was Fanaa which I reviewed recently).
Rating:
(From Tom's Random Reviews on October 18th, 2009)
Member's Reviews
Smallville: Pilot, a review by Tom
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Stars:
Tom Welling as Clark Kent/ Kal-El
Kristin Kreuk as Lana Lang
Michael Rosenbaum as Alexander Joseph 'Lex' Luthor
Eric Johnson as Whitney Fordman
Sam Jones III as Pete Ross
Plot:Smallville. Tom Welling plays Clark Kent, the adolescent whose hoped-for romance with Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk) is frustrated by the kryptonite in her necklace. Michael Rosenbaum is Clark's self-proclaimed steadfast friend Lex Luthor. Inside the idyllic community of Smallville, the intertwined destinies of these three begin to take shape while an imminent danger emerges: a high-school prank has spawned a vengeful villain who has acquired super powers of his own.
Awards:
Won:
| Saturn (2001) | Best Supporting Actor (Michael Rosenbaum) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2002) | TV - Choice Breakout Star, Male (Tom Welling) |
| Saturn (2001) | Best Actor (Tom Welling) | |
| Saturn (2003) | Best Actor - Television Series (Tom Welling) | |
| Saturn (2001) | Best Actress (Kristin Kreuk) | |
| Saturn (2003) | Best Actress - Television Series (Kristin Kreuk) | |
| Saturn (2001) | Best Network Television Series | |
| Saturn (2002) | Best Network Television Series | |
| Saturn (2003) | Best Network Television Series | |
| Saturn (2003) | Best Supporting Actor - Television Series (John Glover) | |
| Saturn (2003) | Best Supporting Actor - Television Series (Michael Rosenbaum) | |
| Saturn (2002) | Best Television Actor (Tom Welling) | |
| Saturn (2002) | Best Television Actress (Kristin Kreuk) | |
| Saturn (2002) | Best Television Supporting Actor (John Glover) | |
| Saturn (2002) | Best Television Supporting Actor (Michael Rosenbaum) | |
| Saturn (2001) | Cinescape Genre Face of the Future - Female (Kristin Kreuk) | |
| Saturn (2001) | Cinescape Genre Face of the Future - Male (Michael Rosenbaum) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2003) | Choice TV - Drama/Action Adventure | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2003) | Choice TV Actor - Drama/Action Adventure (Tom Welling) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2003) | Choice TV Actress - Drama/Action Adventure (Kristin Kreuk) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2003) | Choice TV Sidekick (Allison Mack, Michael Rosenbaum) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2002) | TV - Choice Actor, Drama (Tom Welling) | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2002) | TV - Choice Drama/Action Adventure | |
| Teen Choice Awards (2002) | TV - Choice Sidekick (Allison Mack, Michael Rosenbaum) |
Extras:
- Commentary
- Deleted Scenes
- Interactive Map of Smallville Storyboard to Screen
- Scene Access
- Trailers
My Thoughts:
This pilot movie presentation is cut together from the first two Smallville episodes. Especially the first half is a good introduction. Sadly the second half is a typical freak of the week story, for which the first season was known for.Rating:
(From Tom's TV Pilots marathon on July 6th, 2012)
Member's TV Reviews
Smallville Marathon #2, a review by DJ Doena
Blue
Synopsis: After she's called out to him, Clark uses Kara's crystal to create a copy of his mother. But he also unknowingly creates a copy of Zor-El. Zor-El wants to create a new Krypton and for that he has to purge mankind from the face of the Earth. And he tricks Clark into accepting blue Kryptonite and suddenly he is mortal again.My Opinion:
Gemini
Synopsis: Clark is back from the Fortress where his father held him since the struggle against Zor-El. He joins forces with Lana to bring Lex to justice. Meanwhile someone threatens to blow up Chloe if Lois doesn't write an article about a man who is somehow connected to both Lex and the "Daily Planet"'s editor.My Opinion: Lex must be a really desperate man to pull a stunt like this. And once again he managed to alienate the person he cares about. But I loved to see Chloe and Jimmy back together, yet I am worried about the look in his eyes when he learned the truth about her being a meteor freak.
Persona
Synopsis: Clark has never returned from the Fortress but instead Bizarro has taken his place and he tries to find a means of protection from the yellow sun. For this he seeks out Brainiac who is still very weak but its mental capabilities are completely unaffected. He points him to a Kryptonian who's been living on Earth for more than a hundred years and who might be able to help Bizarro. But when "Jor-El" learns of Bizarro's return he releases his son.My Opinion: I have to admit, I didn't see that coming. Clark has had so many changes of heart that I didn't see through it when he teamed up with Lana in the previous episode. And I think it was a great idea not to reveal in the previous episode that Clark wasn't Clark. I also liked to see Brainiac again.
Now I am waiting for Gene Hackman to make a "Special Guest Star" appearance. I mean, everyone else has had a guest appearance, with Helen Slater (Kara/Supergirl in Supergirl) as Lara in two episodes of this season and now even Marc McClure as Dax-Ur, who played Jimmy Olsen in the Superman/Supergirl movies.
(From Smallville Marathon #2 on June 22nd, 2008)