Playing for Keeps [ 2012 ]

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Playing for Keeps is a Rom - Com starring Gerard Butler & Jessica Biel in the lead characters. The sweetie Noah Lomax is their little soccer kid where all the story lies. Director Gabriele Muccino fails this time to survive at the BO. His past HITS ' The Pursuit of Happyness ' and ' Seven Pounds ' along with Will Smith were worth notifying. But this time Robbie Fox ( Writer, So I Married an Axe Murderer ) fails to hand his notion pre-eminently. The film is painfully stereotyped that has a dozy impact on the spectators the minute it flashes. Probably, the film won't pay you correctly for the tickets rather due to its mere low entertainment value and a moulded hot jumble.

Playing for Keeps fails to present most likable womens viz. Judy Greer, Uma Thurman and Catherine Zeta Jones wasting their possibilities and abilities showing how happy Butler is, in bed with all the former ladies having Biel as the exception. Butler as in PS I Love You had embraced his acting powers at his best misses this year.

George ( Butler )  is a former soccer champion also a divorced ( with Biel ) having their nine year old child ( Noah Lomax ) tries to move closer to his family. He becomes the coach of his son's soccer team to procure his life back on track by sleeping with the mother's of the kids in the soccer team. As usual Stacy ( Biel ) gets closer to George getting familiar incidents to occur and ending with a soppy finale forecasting you to believe in the power of LOVE. Playing for Keeps fails to put in the power into the film as Muccino did in ' The Pursuit of Happyness ' demonstrating his skills at rom com ciné.


The Rating :

Dabangg [ 2010 ]

' Obnoxious and  Loud '

'Dabangg'  is totally nonsensical, topping and pretty much just strained stupid, but that's what makes it to pay attention at. Writer-director Abhinav Kashyap  scoffs at any kind of laws, protocol or fair play. Anything goes, as long as it's within the dominion of misusing-level "B" cinemamaking. He believes nothing exceeds like excess. And like so much Salman Khan-branded newfangled entertainment, it is a mad and crazy diversion that means nothing at once. Arbaaz Khan, the producer, has made a product that's so crude, shabby and a chickenshit, that it amounts to one of the year's most productive and teeming film. Abhinav Kashyap really seems to be in love with the genre he's taking off with.

If you gonna interrogate about this feature then it isn't whether Salman Khan ( Chulbul Pandey ) knows how to pep things up. The question is whether or not you're willing to go with him on yet another highly unreasonable, outlandish, action-packed goalless-forced out ride. Salman, who's personalized for this kind of thing, notwithstanding spends too much time doing his cool - peril - sardonic thing to communicate the type of necessity the ( image of a ) plot calls for.

The destructive section of this cinema is that there is energy all over this film, but every scene post interval is keyed up with unfunny parody and tired gags. The writer doesn't being receptive about the audience just undertakes to be obnoxious writing. Here, Sallu as Chulbul Pandey, dishonest, moustached policewaale bhaiyya who in turn is also a latest Bollywoodised ' Robin Hood ' with a gaiety to pick with the tacky local politician ( Sonu Sood, hotfoot ). Thrown in is a bit of a miserable detract storyline on Sallu's character, just so the conspiracy hides the paroxysm and falsify to move on. ( Dimple, fine cracking ) and a hateful step-father ( Vinod Khanna, heavy-eyed ) and an vexatious step-brother ( Arbaaz Khan, well equipped ), blended by Gaaon ki Gori Rajjo ( Sonakshi, mediocre ) and the calibre goons and extras who're paid to solely to be in the service of as Sallu's slamming sack.

Recommended for Sallu fans, also for those who like to watch some ' Desi Thoomkas ' at the screen and whistle at bare scud. Also they have set the plot for its sequel in the upcoming years.

The Rating : 

Toy Story 3 [2010]

' The Best damn Ani'movie' Hollywood got ! '

The Cast :

Tom Hanks

Whoopi Goldberg

John Ratzenberger

Joan Cusack

Ned Beatty

Michael Keaton

Don Rickels

Genre :

Animation / Adventure / Comedy

The Opening Statement : 

The Associate Dir. of Toy Story [1995]  Lee Unkrich glares with a bang here in this movie. The film determinantly leads its former parts and shines as the Biggest Animation Movie Ever !

The Case : 

Let me come straight to the point, you thought right ! Andy, the lead protagonist, is now grown bigger ( a teenager ), and sets off for his college life. Andy's best toy friends Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the whole gang are about to go to a nursery school ( some of it in the garbage bin ) as a part of donation by the name of Andy. Andy too doesn't want to stay away from his toys but his mother presses him to decide the fate of his toys and keeps them to be left in the attic. He puts Woody aside, as he was Andy's favourite of all time and decides to take him at the college. His mother accidently puts all of them ( left by Andy mistakenly ) in the garbage bin. Things go worst when they land in the Sunnyside Daycare where they meet Lotso Bear, Mr. Pricklepants & Ken ( Barbie's counterpart ).

At the Sunnyside Daycare, Lotso Bear tells the whole gang to reside in the Playgroup section were the childrens are much wilder and insane. They trouble these toys a Lot ! 

The feeling here the growing protagonist is more concerned with college and only has nostalgia value for his toys is the best scene of this sequel.

The Question is ' Will these all make up and to escape their confine and return to Andy ? '

Conclusion : 

Toy Story 3 is a truly great movie of the whole Toy Story franchise. The action scenes are no doubt insane but you will fuckingly enjoy the cinema. The climax is beautiful and you will definitely enjoy the second half as they go through the horrid prison at the Daycare. Lotso character is a perfect evil, schmaltzy and bold character who defines the strength of Woody and his pals at their best against him.

A must watch. Ignore the Genre believe in the plot !

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