Slugs

I must say a very impressive directorial debut by Ben Afleck. The story seems lose its way in the second half, but the way it comes together in the end makes you think.

The last few scenes are superb, and provide a very interesting perspective on what is right and wrong.

And a great last dialogue.

Am I the only one who hates those Madhavan-Vidya Balan series ads? They are so annoyingly self indulgent and idiotic!

Notes to myself: Avoid any Spielberg + Lucas combination. Its dangerous!

Very average movie. Heck for most part it was unclear what was happening. And the ending: One of the most un-inspired insipid ever. Agreed nobody looks for logic or brains in Jones movie.. but still one does expect the story to hold!

YE!! The first true long weekend is finally here. Phew – that took only half a year!

So by now everyone has slept with everyone around. Seattle Grace Hospital has become one-for-all all-for-one polygamous sect.

But Shonda Rhimes (show’s producer) is still not convinced.

Now that all males and female doctors have slept with one another, it was only about time we had….

…female-female sleeping and err thankfully not yet male-male sleeping.

I think by the time Grey’s Anatomy ends, I think even Animals won’t be spared.

Needs to get over himself. He’s quickly replacing SRK with his “Oh look at me I said this, I did that, I am like this, you are like that” crap controversies he gets into.

All of which is deliberate and fake.

A black man talking to an asian guy.

“Is Vietnam in Asia?”

“No”

Only Ganguly can lead a team where his team has to beat team B and C and wait on B to beat C, while B and C both lose to D, and D beats E, while E loses to B and beats C…. to go into semi-finals.

How many times in his career has he seen such complex algorithms to make it to semis?

Are they becoming boring and losing their shine? Off late, blogging, social networking or such doesnt seem to be the “in” thing anymore?

I am glad – just get off the freaking internet shall we and enjoy some fresh air?

Not many times in decades does it happen that two A. R. Rahman albums release on the same day. Heck, it has never happened!

Ada and Jaane Tu mostly released within a day of each other. The only difference being that Ada’s music was composed nearly 6 years ago.

And yet you listen to Ada / Jaane Tu – they both sound so fresh and different!

Can’t say all songs are good in both albums, but Gulfisha from Ada and Kabhi Kabhi from Jaane Tu are absolute standouts!