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Na Tum Jaano Na Hum, a review by Tom

Title: Na Tum Jaano Na Hum
Year: 2002
Director: Arjun Sablok
Rating: PG
Length: 159 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35
Audio: Hindi: Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: English

Stars:
Saif Ali Khan
Hrithik Roshan
Esha Deol
Alok Nath
Smita Jaykar

Plot:
God works in strange ways. He makes us aware of the important people in our life - our parents, grandparents, friends. But the one person who will matter most in our life - the one we will love and cherish - He keeps secret from us.
Only He knows! And only He decides when and how he will tell us.
Who we will fall in love with? Who will fall in love with us?
Na Tum Jaano Na Hum is the story of Akshay, Rahul and Esha.
Three beautiful people dreaming of that one special person.
Three young hearts with but one unfulfilled longing.
Three souls that yearn to be touched by the magical wand of love.
Three innocents in a fix, floundering on the complicated path of love.
Only he knows the ending. Only he holds the key to their happiness.
For only he knows.Na Tum Jaano Na Hum.

Awards:
Extras:
Bonus Trailers
Interviews
Music Videos
Scene Access

I wasn't expecting much of this movie, but I really enjoyed it. A nice love triangle story. Rahul and Esha are corresponding via letters which each other and fall in love. But both of them does not know anything about the other. No name, no address. Then one day Rahul's best friend's marriage is arranged. As it turns out, the bride is Esha. Now Rahul has to step aside for his best friend, who also fell in love with Esha.
This is one of those movies which I can only recommend to people who already like Bollywood movies. It will not win over new fans. I also enjoyed the songs in this one.

Rating:

(From Tom's Random Reviews on June 23rd, 2010)

28 Days Later, a review by Jimmy

Title : 28 Days Later (2002)

OverviewMy Impression
I've bought the second parts today so I've decided to rewatch this one to refresh my memory. I will not write a lot here since almost everyone had seen this film. First to close the debate about the running zombies once and for all : They are not zombies, they are infected peoples with a mutated rage virus. Their brain is alive and the only emotion they have is the violence. Did they died only with a bullet in the head? No, so they are human that seams pretty clear to me...

I like the confusing feeling at the beginning and for me it was confusing the first time, since I didn't know anything about this movie. Every time the movie make me jump at the same moment (even this time and I've seen this movie at least six times before) and the first time I've almost made an heart attack after I've fell from my chair (ok I exagerate a little bit, but my heart was beating really fast). We really care about the protagonists because the director give them a substance they aren't only empty shell or filler characters, even a guy at the beginning who died fast had a backstory and we feel something when he died even if he had maybe 5 minutes of screen time. I prefer the first half of the movie, the second part is more conventional (a little bit like of Day of the Dead) and I'm not crazy about the end.

Rating :

Number of film watch : 19

(From My October Horror Marathon on October 10th, 2008)

Charmed Marathon, a review by addicted2dvd

1. The Honeymoon's Over
Prue (Shannen Doherty) and Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) set a killer free in order to protect their identities, then must fight a soul-stealing Guardian without Piper (Holly Marie Combs), who has disappeared with Leo (Brian Krause).

My Thoughts:
The season three premier was done very well. Lots of stuff going on. Piper returning home after disappearing for a month. Cole is introduced... Piper and Leo gets engaged... Phoebe gets a new power. All that besides the weekly demon fighting story. The weekly demon storyline was decent... but not one of the better that I have seen. It did bring up a good question to the sisters just how far should they go within the mortal laws to protect their secret.. in this case being witnesses in a court case.

2. Magic Hour
Piper and Leo defiantly attempt to marry in spite of the wrath from The Powers That Be, as a demon infiltrates the lives of the three Charmed Ones.

My Thoughts:
Leo and Piper tries to get away with a secret wedding... away from the all seeing eyes of the Elders. In the mean time, the sisters try to reunite cursed lovers. I really liked how they did the curse. It reminded me of a movie I seen many years ago that I just can not remember!... but they curse the man to be an owl during the day... and the woman a wolf during the night. I just asked a friend I am chatting with what movie I am trying to think of... she says it is Lady Hawk.

3. Once Upon A Time
Piper goes on strike against The Powers That Be, so Prue and Phoebe must work alone to save a little girl protecting a fairy princess from evil trolls.

My Thoughts:
This one is a really fun episode. WE have fairies... trolls... and Prue and Phoebe on Fairy Dust turning them (mentally) into little kids. but at the same time as being a fun episode... it also has it's emotional side as well. We get some very strong emotions from Piper wanting The Elders to return Leo. Definitely one of my many favorite episodes.

4. All Halliwell's Eve
The Helliwell sisters travel back to the 1600s to protect a coven in danger of extinction and save their own future.

My Thoughts:
If I am remembering correctly... this may be the only Halloween episode of Charmed during their entire 8 season run. I normally don't care for what I call "Period Pieces"... movies/episodes that take place well into the past. But this is definitely an exception. I liked the way that they showed there was a lot of magic know-how lost over the years. And I especially liked the reveal of who it was they went back in time to save. Another really good episode!

(From Charmed Marathon on June 24th, 2008)