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Organizing Media…

July 3, 2009June 23, 2009 by Haas

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If you didnt know, I happen to have a huge media collection. Everybody has Giga bytes of music and maybe a few episodes of their favorite tv shows. I have that and about 80 unwatched movies on my comp at any given time :P

For me one of the biggest problem was to decide which movie to watch next. Normally what happens is that, I read a review of a movie or someone recommends one to me… I get my hands on the movie and forget about it. Months later I browse thru the names and wont recognize the movie… I am too lazy to lookup IMDB each time so that basically means I wont watch it for the next few months as well.

Short Movies…

May 13, 2009 by Haas

Here are a couple of short movies made by a friend of mine. Personally, I think making (short) movies is uber cool and takes loads of talent. Obviously I think he is one of my coolest friends :P

Do check out the short films, they are pretty interesting… you wont be disappointed :)

Raghu Romeo – Movie Review

March 31, 2009 by Haas

[rating:4] Raghu Romeo is a 2003 Hindi movie that received a lot of critical acclaim but did not make it big in the box office. The movie went on to win the Silver Lotus for the Best Feature Film (in Hindi) at the National Film Awards. An award whose recipients over the years were Black … Read more

Letting go…

March 18, 2009 by Haas

We’re meant to lose the people we love. How else would we know how important they are to us?
– Mrs. Maple (The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button)

My favorite quote from The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button. I wasnt overly impressed with the movie, the makeup is great and the story is very unique but I felt the movie dragged in parts. Anyway the quotes from the movie is what I enjoyed the most… Here are a few that I will hold onto for a while

Delhi 6 – Movie Review

March 2, 2009 by Haas

[Rating:4]

A lot of people warned me about watching Delhi 6, the reviews weren’t entirely flattering and a lot of my friends simply refused to watch the movie. Despite all that I was determined to watch the movie and judge it for myself. One of the best decisions I have made off late :)

Delhi 6 is possibly the best encore Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra could have made after Rang De Basanti. The two movies deep down endured the same villains and told beautiful narratives yet the fact that Rang De Basanti was such a huge success, I think has more to do the subtle difference in the message between the two movies.