Reviews by khan amir

Set in near future, thanks to medical advancement, when no one dies due to ailment, but the haunting fear of death still looming. The only way to safe life is DON'T DEFAULT and be safe from the ruthless clutches of the Repo Men on the payroll of, The Union.

Totally Gross and too much so in-humane that what i think of this movie. Sorry no offense for the fans of the movie but it is indigestable.

Proof, the John Madden adaptation of David Auburn’s prize winning play. Gwyneth Paltrow plays the title role, giving one of her best performances. Paltrow going the emotional ebb on the eve of her father's death had to deal with lot more ....

A light movie with a tragic end. A story of an american family that ends up in a tragedy. A story of lies, deception and suspicion. The epilogue of the movie has completed shifted the mood while I was going through the movie.

Well I truly got disappointed by the movie as the movie is not upto the expectation and hype created. It could be more powerful, being a powerful plot but the sensation could not be materialized.

9 Academy Awards Winner, including the best film. One of the best movie of 20th Century, most unabashed and powerful love stories, using flawless performances, intelligent dialogue, crisp camera work, and loaded glances to attain a level of emotional connection that many similar films miss.

Magical Movie Revisited, graced by melodious song Unchained Melody. A treat to watch. A story of love, passion, fear, longing and asunder

How would the human race collectively react to a biological catastrophe?

NOTHING SPREAD LIKE FEAR

This grim thriller follows the rapid progress of a deadly, fast-acting global airborne virus that kills within days, leaving the medical community scrambling to somehow curtail the outbreak, helmed by Oscar-winner director Steven Soderbergh and populated by an all-star cast (including Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow, among many others.

Film may be too intense and/or overwhelming for some given its stark, depictions of death and the somber, sometimes scary exploration of what it's like to live in a constant state of fear.

Twilight star questions true identity in action thriller. A thriller centered on a young man who sets out to uncover the truth about his life after finding his baby photo on a missing persons website.

By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film Critic

'The Help' is an excellent adaptation of the bestselling novel about an unlikely rebellion in a Southern town in the 1960s among black maids serving white families and one white woman who wants them to tell their life stories.