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     Bhikhu Side Hero Username: Bhikhu Post Number: 5334 Registered: 10-2008 Posted From: 148.129.71.52 Rating: |
dani edup kotta evi kadu..adi bomma bavundi ante shock avvala. | ||
| Dirty_harry Junior Artist Username: Dirty_harry Post Number: 49 Registered: 12-2009 Posted From: 194.36.240.11 Rating: |
Here it is....I dont know why a fan of Karan Johar films, Sukanya Verma was supposed to review this. Has Khalid reviewed this yet? I dont see his review on PFC http://movies.rediff.com/report/2010/jan/29/movie-review-ran n.htm Coming back to the horrors of Rann, the background score is so dauntingly exaggerated and blaring, it's hard to tell shocked from spooked. And the camera (Amit Roy), it's more wayward than an untamed horse on the loose, especially when it goes on handheld mode. What's stylish or symbolic about shooting two characters, having a normal discussion, like a wild game of ping pong? My grouse doesn't stop here. The close-ups! There are SO many of them. Fine, so our man loves to go macro on his protagonists but does he really have to make them feel like that annoying housefly on your nose? I am quite sure a long shot is as necessary as Ramu's need to focus on Big B's biting lips, Paresh Rawal's creepy wince and Sudeep's fidgety fingers. There are a couple of moments in Rann involving a seemingly anonymous call to super tense Sudeep or Big B coming to terms with the humiliating truth about his son are reminiscent of vintage Varma, Then again, a messy climax, witless and uninspired writing and shoddy, detail-free narrative ensure these memories are washed out as soon as they are formed. _______________________ HavingFun ... here and everywhere |
