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In the Heat of the Night, a review by AntaresIn the Heat of the Night Year: 1967 Film Studio: United Artists, The Mirisch Corporation Genre: Drama, Classic, Suspense/Thriller Length: 110 Min. Director Norman Jewison (1926) Writing Stirling Silliphant (1918)...Screenplay John Ball (1911)...Novel Producer Walter Mirisch (1921) Cinematographer Haskell Wexler (1926) Music Quincy Jones (1933)...Music By Stars Sidney Poitier (1927) as Virgil Tibbs Rod Steiger (1925) as Gillespie Warren Oates (1928) as Sam Wood Lee Grant (1927) as Mrs. Colbert Larry Gates (1915) as Endicott James Patterson (1932) as Mr. Purdy William Schallert (1922) as Mayor Schubert Beah Richards (1920) as Mama Caleba ReviewIn the Heat of the NightRatings Criterion4 Stars - Historically important film, considered a classic. (From In the Heat of the Night (1967) on March 4th, 2010) Taare Zameen Par, a review by Tom
Stars: Darsheel Safary as Ishaan Aamir Khan as Nirumbh Sir Tanay Cheda as Rajan Sachet Engineer as Yohan Tisca Chopra as Mother Plot: Eight-year-old Ishaan's world is filled with wonders that no one else seems to appreciate. Adults are more interested in things like homework and marks. And Ishaan just can't seem to get anything right in class. When he gets into more trouble than his parents can handle, he is packed off to boarding school to 'be disciplined'... New Art teacher, Nikumbh, soon realizes that something is wrong and sets out to discover why. With time, patience and care, he ultimately helps Ishaan find himself. Awards: Won:
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My Thoughts: An enjoyable 2 1/2 hour movie. It is the first time, that Aamir Khan did direct a movie (and also stars in it), and he did a fine job. Especially considering that he had to direct a lot of children. Story-wise I found it too predictable though. Hardly any surprises at all. But good performances all-around make up for this. Also some great songs are in this movie.Rating: (From Tom's Random Reviews on September 7th, 2009) "Stargate SG-1" Marathon, a review by DJ DoenaDisc 5 Fail Safe Synopsis: An asteroid closes in on Earth from a strange direction and it will hit Earth. SG-1 tries to repair a crashed Tel'tak (cargo ship) and then to land on the asteroid and to blow it up with the help of a Naqahdah-enhanced nuclear bomb.My Opinion: Great moment, when Jack comments "I've seen that movie!" in the beginning, obviously referring to Armageddon. They nonetheless found a good, typical Stargate solution to the problem. The Warrior Synopsis: On a planet that isn't ruled by a Goa'uld is a base of Jaffa. Some of their "gods" have been killed, some Jaffa simply deserted. Their leader is K'tano, former First Prime of Imhotep, who killed his "god". But the ways of the Jaffa and the Tau'ri are different and Jack cannot recommend an alliance as long as K'tano is in charge.My Opinion: This episode shows, how convincing charismatic leaders can be. It also shows that they haven't necessarily the best for their followers in mind. I also liked the Matrix-like fight sequence. Menace Synopsis: On a planet whose population has been wiped out, SG-1 finds a disabled android in the forum of a young woman. After she's been reactivated they find out that she doesn't know about her artificiality and her state of mind is that of a child. But then she builds a present and toy for Daniel that is terribly familiar to SG-1.My Opinion: Another episode where Jack and Daniel crash into each other about the way they should handle a very dangerous situation. But I honestly didn't know whith whom I should've agreed. Sentinel Synopsis: A planet that is supposed to have a protection mechanism is attacked by the Goa'uld. Obviously the inofficial NID commando broke it when they visited the planet 2 years ago. Now they have to accompany SG-1 to fix it.My Opinion: What I didn't like about this episode was that they were killed in the end. That was to forseeable. And the fact that the Colonel sacrificed himself to save Jack didn't match with the facts we learned about him in this very episode. (From "Stargate SG-1" Marathon on April 6th, 2008) |