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Jab Tak Hai Jaan, a review by Tom
Stars: Shah Rukh Khan as Samar Anand Katrina Kaif as Meera Thapar Anupam Kher as Meera's father Anushka Sharma as Akira Rai Rishi Kapoor as Imran Plot: After finding and losing his true love in London, Samar Anand defies death by becoming a bomb disposal expert for the Indian Army. Returning to London after 10 years, he suffers amnesia after an accident. Will he be reunited with his love? Awards: Won:
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My Thoughts: This movie has a lot of milestones. It is Yash Chopra's first film after an eigth year pause (his last film was the great Veer-Zaara, also with Shah Rukh Khan). It marks his 50th anniversary of his Bollywood career. And sadly it was also his very last film, because he died shortly after filming it. Another milestone in this movie: Shah Rukh Khan's first on-screen kiss. Kissing in Bollywood movies has been a taboo which only has been broken more and more in recent years. Even though, Shah Rukh Kan was still holding out. I had read an interview of him, where he said he would never do it. So imagine my surprise, that he did in this movie.I bought this movie on the day of the release, even though the price was quite high, because I really wanted to see another Shah Rukh Khan movie, which was more like his older movie and not like the ones in recent years. It promised to be more like Veer-Zara, and it almost kept this promise. It is not quite as great, but still a lot of fun and at times touching. Both love interests did a great job. I really happy to see Anushka Sharma and SRK together in another movie since Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi is one of my favorite movies. Katrina Kaif also did a good job. Though it would have been fun to see SRK reunite with Preity Zinta for this movie (who starred with SRK in Veer-Zara and Kal Ho Naa Ho). Rating: (From Tom's Random Reviews on March 8th, 2013) The House Where Evil Dwells, a review by addicted2dvdTitle: The House Where Evil Dwells Year: 1982 Director: Kevin Connor Rating: R Length: 88 Min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1, Pan & Scan 1.33:1 Audio: English: Dolby Digital Mono, French: Dolby Digital Mono, Spanish: Dolby Digital Mono Subtitles: English, French, Spanish Stars: Edward Albert Susan George Doug McClure Amy Barrett Mako Hattori Plot:Extras: Scene Access Trailers Closed Captioned My Thoughts: I normally like the '80s horror... but this movie just didn't impress me to much. I just found it to be to slow. And the effects of the ghosts leaves a lot to be desired. I bought this DVD 2 years ago around Halloween... and just now getting to it. At least I got it cheap during the Halloween sale. I only paid $3.33 for it. My Rating: Out of a Possible 5 (From Weekend Movie Marathon: Unwatched DVDs on January 8th, 2010) Tom's Buffy and Angel Marathon, a review by Tom03. In The Dark (1999-10-19) Writer: Joss Whedon (Created By), David Greenwalt (Created By), Douglas Petrie (Writer) Director: Bruce Seth Green Cast: David Boreanaz (Angel), Charisma Carpenter (Cordelia Chase), Glenn Quinn (Doyle), Seth Green (Oz), James Marsters (Spike), Kevin West (Marcus), Malia Mathis (Rachel), Michael Yavnieli (Lenny), Thomas Rosales Jr. (Manny the Pig), Gilbert Combs (Bouncer), Buck McDancer (Dealer), Jenni Blong (Young Woman) It's fun to see Oz and Spike in Los Angeles. Sadly there were not many crossovers like this. Rating: (From Tom's Buffy and Angel Marathon on March 14th, 2009) |