Great series, and has even improved a lot since the previous season. This season consists of four episodes, and I will say that every episode is actually better than an average movie with topic about capturing-serial-killer. In this season, the makers have played with different story telling concepts, and at the same time been loyal to the overall theme.
Münich is the story of the secret Israeli squad assigned to track down and assassinate the 11 Palestinians believed to have planned the 1972 Münich massacre of 11 Israeli athletes. The movie isn’t as pro-Israel as we can have thought if we take into consideration the director’s, Steven Spielberg, Jewish and pro-Israeli background. The director has highlighted his standpoints, which also are highly inspired by the book Vengeance.
This movie comes from the team behind the award winning “Iqbal”. The special thing with Iqbal was its unique story and its plot. “Bombay to Bangkok” disappoints to some extent if we compare it to Iqbal. But still not a bad movie at all and it has its own unique plot based on humor and drama.
This movie is inspired from a real story where there was discovered in 2001 a double agent in FBI in USA who has been selling vital information to Soviet Union and later Russia for 20 years. The plot was interesting, and the makers tried to make a thriller of the story. Unfortunately, I don’t find the high suspense factor in these so-called thrillers in these days, and these movies should rather be called dramas instead of thrillers. This movie was also nice, and had suspense somehow above average.
Adventurous action movie, which follows in the same path as the previous movie in this series. Great entertainment.
Interesting movie about a guy who feels that his life and his surrounding can be summarised to number 23. He gets panicked by this, and the movie is about how he deals with it.
OK movie. Seems like that the director was in rush at the ending, because it went over quickly at the end.
Interesting criminal novel, which also won the award for best European crime novel in 2006. This is the second novel in Javier Falcon series. The first novel in this series is “The Blind Man of Seville”, which I started on twice, but never got motivated to finish it and only read around 10 pages or something.
Lost movie with strange and stupid characters, boring script and even more boring music and finally totally screwed up execution.
OK and time pass movie. I didn’t found anything special with this one. The topic of the movie could have been an advantage from an artistic point of view, but Julie, which came some years ago had similar topic. (The topic is the destiny of a female escort).
This is the sequel to the zombie-kind-of-horror “28 Days Later” which came some years ago. The speciality of these two movies is they aren’t just like another zombie movies, but focuses also on artistic effects to make the movie special. For instance, I liked the visuals which show London in a different angle and the background score which helps to give the feeling of the atmosphere in the script.
The whole story began with that this movie was going on B4U. I watched some of it, while waiting for the song “Jiya Jale”. During watching it, it captured my interest, so I decided to watch the whole movie again after almost 10 years.
