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Amritama · 10-06-2006, 04:01 PM

I'm not an avid movie fan, but I can pick out a few of my favorites easily:

1. God Only Knows - Best. Movie. EVER. Excellent cast, hilarious references to pop culture, song spoofs, and a pretty good ending for a comedy movie. How could I not love this little gem?

2. Mumbai Express - I didn't think I'd like this movie, but I did. It has a lot more heart than many mainstream Bollywood movies that claim to be filled with jumbling emotions and whatnot (MExpress wasn't on emotional crack or anything, but there was never one completely emotionally shallow moment). The movie had an interesting blend of characters and excellent screenplay. It never had any boring movements and there weren't any dance sequences present to lag the story. In fact, the only song that actually plays in the whole movie is the theme song, but it was inserted in a very suitable scene.

3. The Lion King - It was the first movie I saw in a movie theatre (well, this and Little Women). I think this was Disney's best movie. It had more of an epic feeling and perfectly integrated the whole "Circle of Life" concept in Simba's life. Also, the animation and score were stellar.

10-06-2006, 04:01 PM	#26
Amritama Newly Abandoned Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Somewhere, USA Posts: 28	I'm not an avid movie fan, but I can pick out a few of my favorites easily: 1. God Only Knows - Best. Movie. EVER. Excellent cast, hilarious references to pop culture, song spoofs, and a pretty good ending for a comedy movie. How could I not love this little gem? 2. Mumbai Express - I didn't think I'd like this movie, but I did. It has a lot more heart than many mainstream Bollywood movies that claim to be filled with jumbling emotions and whatnot (MExpress wasn't on emotional crack or anything, but there was never one completely emotionally shallow moment). The movie had an interesting blend of characters and excellent screenplay. It never had any boring movements and there weren't any dance sequences present to lag the story. In fact, the only song that actually plays in the whole movie is the theme song, but it was inserted in a very suitable scene. 3. The Lion King - It was the first movie I saw in a movie theatre (well, this and Little Women). I think this was Disney's best movie. It had more of an epic feeling and perfectly integrated the whole "Circle of Life" concept in Simba's life. Also, the animation and score were stellar. Last edited by Amritama; 10-06-2006 at 04:03 PM.