Recently Seen Movies - 12 - Page 50

Finally apan ne Bulbbul dekh liyela hai boss.

I loved the movie.

This requires using your brain AND your heart, and not just the eyes. Which is why I was adding as much vilamb as possible (prefer zero calorie sweetener cinema in this pandemic).

The biggest takeaway for me IS Tripti Dimri. I was skeptical of her beauty, but man is she fab! She acts well and also has good screen presence (Mr. Snake - prayaschit karna ho toh aison ka career bana).

I am going to watch this one again!

Anushka - hats off to you! I consider your contribution to cinema much more valuable than that saanp sapola. Hope you reach greater heights. (Paataal Lok was good as well!)

The Pad Piper. (Documentary)

Watched this one on Epic Channel today.

Mr. Muruganantham's journey of how he turned into the Padman of India.

Great respect for him.

Crimson Tide : power packed performance from Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman. What a movie, it's a classic. Recently wanted to introduce this movie to my son and he loved it as well.

The power struggle between a submarine commander in chief and his 2nd in chief is a treat to watch. While one believes war is the solution to peace and rules are above God. The other does not believe in war as the solution and is willing to go beyond.

Daniel Tiger ( a big fave of mine and my niece )

Notebook (2019)

Oh my, this film is PERFECTION. Such a beautiful story (i cannot emphasize it enough) that was portrayed equally beautifully thanks to a very natural star cast, and amazing director who captured each frame amazingly.

Pranutan Behl is such a natural. She delivered such an endearing performance. The lead guy was decent as well.

This is easily one of the most romantic BW movies I have seen in recent times. So so tender, so heartwarming and romantic. More people need to see this!

Can't believe such good films are missed because they do not consist of a famous star cast.

Kim's Convenience

A criminally underrated show about a Korean immigrant family in Canada.

Nadiya's Time To Eat

After wowing fans in the Great British Bake Off, Nadiya Hussain stars in the first cooking instructional show on Netflix.

Taste The Nation with Padma Lakshmi

A look at American food through the lens of immigration. It is a revelation of how much American food isn't really American at all.

https://www.returntohades.com/2020/07/12/reviews-musings-immigrants-we-get-the-job-done/

I am watching a lot of sports movies now

Remembering the Titans

Denzel Washington plays the coach where he has to somehow fight racism, discrimination and bring both white and black athletes together both in the game and off the game to win. Great movie, must watch.

another sports movie is the Hoosiers by Gene Hackman, he is the coach and how he makes a team win from a rural town of America.

Edge of America is another movie I enjoyed about the Women's Basketball team.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Kim's Convenience

A criminally underrated show about a Korean immigrant family in Canada.

I loved this show.

Little Women (2017) BBC version

This beautiful story of love, life, family, and death will always remain close to my heart. The impact is so much that I sometimes(always) wish I could go back in time, just once so that I can witness the beauty of that era.

This version is my second favorite after 1994 one. Still yet to see the older versions.

And in each one I find it heart breaking whenever Jo turns down Laurie, but I can see why it had to be this way. While I believe Laurie did love Jo a lot, he was a little selfish in assuming that Jo will love him like that too. Prof Bhaer was a wiser man in comparison.

Jo was the best, as always.❤️

https://youtu.be/jdyNcoj_CAk

Excellent answers by everyone.

Jonah is my second favorite Laurie after Christian Bale. I mean just look at his dimples.☺️

Originally posted by: Panditaain_ji

Little Women (2017) BBC version

This beautiful story of love, life, family, and death will always remain close to my heart. The impact is so much that I sometimes(always) wish I could go back in time, just once so that I can witness the beauty of that era.

This version is my second favorite after 1994 one. Still yet to see the older versions.

And in each one I find it heart breaking whenever Jo turns down Laurie, but I can see why it had to be this way. While I believe Laurie did love Jo a lot, he was a little selfish in assuming that Jo will love him like that too. Prof Bhaer was a wiser man in comparison.

Jo was the best, as always.❤️

https://youtu.be/jdyNcoj_CAk

Excellent answers by everyone.

Jonah is my second favorite Laurie after Christian Bale. I mean just look at his dimples.☺️

What’s your opinion on the 2019 version?