Posts Tagged ‘Special Effects’

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    Spiderman 3 – Fultoo Timepass
    Bhidu (Buddy): Thank god it’s over! I had such high expectations from this film. Apun (Me): Eh dimaag ka dahi mat kar. Subhe ka teen bajela hain. (Don’t make brain into yogurt. It is 3 in mornings) Bhidu: It just went on and on. Apun: More fillum. More timepass. Bhidu: But I wasn’t feeling the punch. Apun: Bak bak mat kar nahi tho Spiderman 4D mein parde...
    by Vijay at May 4th, 2007 at 10:05 am
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    Children of Men (2006)
    An extraordinary visual ride. Theo (Clive Owen) walks into a coffee shop flooded by people watching a breaking news of accidental death of a youngest human alive, 18 yr old ‘Baby Diego’. The year is 2027. Theo walks out of the coffee shop and waits outside a little far from the entrance to light his cigarette when suddenly there is a loud bang and we see the...
    by Jateen at May 2nd, 2007 at 10:05 pm
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    BAISCOPE presents… with Nikhil Advani
    Here’s an event for PFC-ites in Mumbai… a few months back I had given an introduction to Baiscope Entertainment, an NGO designed to benefit fledgling filmmakers and others interested in film and the industry. Now they’re back with an event in Juhu and the director of the upcoming Salaam-e-Ishq will be in attendance. Highly recommend those of you in...
    by striker at January 12th, 2007 at 02:01 pm
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    Size doesn’t matter!
    I love short films. They’re perfect for when you’re in the mood to watch a film but don’t have the time. Hell, I even try to catch a couple here and there during the day at work. Sadly, the market for short films is just not there with the masses. Unless a Darna Mana Hai or Darna Zaroori Hai comes along with Ramu’s banner behind it, the audience...
    by striker at December 27th, 2006 at 11:12 pm
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    Happy Feet- The kids got suckered on this one!!
    I wonder if Sirjee and Betelal have watched “Happy Feet” yet. I am pretty sure Sirjee would whack Betelal on his head for getting aroused and lusting for a bosomy female penguin after watching this movie. Knowing betelal he would be making suggestive pelvic thrusts and dancing provocatively for the next few days :-) Seriously, what were the “Warner...
    by Cliff at December 21st, 2006 at 08:12 am
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    No Smoking on Sets Part 3
    Its 12:00 am in the morning. The wrap up was supposed to be at 9:00 pm. John is giving a shot, suddenly gets aggravated and goes,” Don’t you know how to clap.” He walks off the shot and tells Anurag,” You know I got into an accident, my knees are paining. What is that guy doing?” The clap AD is Sunil. He is in a state of shock. Can not believe what has happened....
    by Manjeet Singh at November 21st, 2006 at 04:11 am
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    The 48-hour Film Project: what say PFC?
    Here’s another idea I suggested to oz, and he suggested I post it here and check out reader reactions. 2001 marked the debut year of the 48-Hour Film Project, “a crazy idea to try to make a film in 48 hours” brought up by Mark Ruppert and his filmmaking partner Liz Langston. Basically, the producers at the 48hr Film Project have a huge meeting on a friday...
    by striker at November 15th, 2006 at 10:11 am
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    Master of the Arts III – The Crazy Kamal Connection
    Master of the Arts III – The Crazy Kamal Connection “When I look back, sometimes, I wonder if I was pretentious trying to make all those message oriented movies. I have no such illusions today. I am here to entertain people and all I will do is just that!” This is the essence of his career – chequered with fantasies and social satire, thrillers...
    by wb at October 19th, 2006 at 03:10 pm
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    Master of the Arts
    “Had I not been a film maker” said this man once, “I would have been a teacher and built a school on the lines of Shantiniketan“. No bout a doubt it, if we were to look at his extensive experimentation with cinematic work and his exhaustive toolbox of skills, including writing, music and painting. After half a century of film making career –...
    by wb at October 16th, 2006 at 11:10 pm
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    for those in mumbai…
    for anyone in mumbai, i wanted to pass this out.. a friend of mine, manas malhotra, started up a nonprofit organization called baiscope entertainment. in essence, it’s similar to SAAFA. a little intro.. Baiscope Entertainment – a window of opportunities to the world of cinema. Its Your Cinema Forum. Where you talk, breathe, feel, watch and grasp cinema. It’s...
    by striker at October 6th, 2006 at 09:10 am
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