Tag Archives: Inception

The Kids Are All Right

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Alok

Danish reviews for us “The Kids Are All Right”; a film with an unconventional premise that draws its strength from the way it explores its characters unconventional relationships. Oscar chances unlikely though. Continue reading →

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The Social Network

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Alok

(Guest blogger Lekha’s back offering us her take on how that-facebook-movie will do at the Oscars) Continue reading →

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The King’s Speech II: Pleasing, if somewhat predictable, Oscar-bait

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Alok

Parallel to Anisha’s review, our guest blogger Danish (of reviewerswithoutborders fame) offers his take on The King’s Speech; a movie, he feels, whose predictability and obvious-Oscar-bait nature should not detract from the great acting and brilliant cinematography. Continue reading →

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Inception and its Inspirations: Escher, Dali and Yoga Vasistha

Posted on February 2, 2011 by Shivprasad

‘He stole the idea from my subconscious.’ Just the sort of proposition you would have expected on the lips of a character from Inception. These words, however, are the legendary artist Salvador Dali’s; and he uttered them in all seriousness … Continue reading →

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