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"Race - a metareview"

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Blogger JC said...

hmmm...

>>> did the storyline move at a brisk pace
yes
>>> were Anil Kapoors PJs good?
yes
>>> were the heroines hot?
yes
>>> were the songs good?
yes
>>> was the storyline predictable?
no

so come again why is the movie crap y apart from the fact that sameera reddy only existed to attract rural golt audience?

Tue Mar 25, 01:08:00 pm

Blogger Gaurav Tiwari said...

>>> was there a lot of confusion?
yes
>>> were many scenes forced into the script?
yes
>>> were the songs required?
no
>>> weren't there loopholes in the script?
yes

so come again why is the movie good apart from some great stunts, style and beautiful south africa.

Tue Mar 25, 04:12:00 pm

Blogger Unknown said...

Couldn't have put it better myself, SmokerJoe :D

Additionally, JC - WHAT storyline?!? It genuinely looked like the director duo couldn't agree upon what to do with their wafer-thin plot, and came to a compromise, where either of them gets to do what they want for 10 minutes alternating.

This is the only possible explanation I can think of for the so-called 'twists' in the so-called 'storyline'...

Tue Mar 25, 04:51:00 pm

Blogger JC said...

@smokerjoe
I dont know about you but I can find one loophole/min in most masala bollywood scrips, looking past that what I liked was the complete package of songs, action, suspense, comedy, glamor and style
@shrk
hehe! confused it may be but u have to admit many parts were not predictable which is refreshingly new to hindi movies, prolly thts what I liked.

ps: finding a movie good or bad, most often is based on our own expectations...what the mind expects the eye watches.

Wed Mar 26, 02:20:00 am

Blogger SuperMus said...

@ JC
Storyline? What?! Where??

And Anil Kapoor's PJs did not qualify even to be called pathetic, I don't recall a single line that evoked audible laughter from the audience.

The heriones were hot, but what does a girl like me benefit from that?

The songs were decent, yeah. But the storyline was sooo predictable! Everyone knew SAK wasn't dead! We knew Katrina was shady too. And in fact I predict a RACE-2, surely Akshay Khanna isn't dead either.

Even considering that I am completely jobless at this point of time, this movie ruined 3 precious hours of my life! RACE insults one's intelligence! It's a pity that bollywood's standards are so low that such a crappy movie evokes such good reviews.

If one finds this movie good, then good for him. But seriously, if this is predicted to be 2008's best movie, then God bless Bollywood!

Wed Mar 26, 03:33:00 am

Blogger AB Van Kenabi said...

:D

happens...

Thankfully, I have not seen the movie yet. Read another review saying the movie is so bad that it is a must watch.

btw, that second review in your list gives me the creeps. For no apparent reason, the reviewer keeps "bold"ing random text

Thu Mar 27, 09:51:00 am

Blogger Gaurav Tiwari said...

I agree with you 100% on the director duo not agreeing with each other.

Follow the below link.

http://gauravt168.blogspot.com/2008/03/race.html

Mon Mar 31, 02:40:00 pm

Blogger Gaurav Tiwari said...

oh. regarding unpredictability. movie is bound to be unpredictable when director themselves didn't know what they are gonna show next.

It seems Abbas and Mustan took turns in directing the movie, without knowing what other is doing.

Mon Mar 31, 02:48:00 pm

Blogger Rainbow said...

The movie was like some permutation combination problem. You take 2 guys and 2 girls and make as many straight pairings that change dynamically in intervals [otherwise known as "group dynamics among singletons"] and just add some songs and a cool location.

I watched it with a friend, who at the revealing of every "twist" [yawn] kept yelling - "See! I told you" with giddy excitment. :D That part was fun.

Wed Apr 16, 06:45:00 am

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