Comments on: Sivaji the Movie - [BBC] http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/ It's my home, the place I relax!!! Sat, 11 Oct 2008 21:31:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Mayooresan http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/#comment-261 Mayooresan Sun, 20 Apr 2008 16:08:43 +0000 http://mayuonline.com/eblog/?p=35#comment-261 @ Ravi Done! @ Ravi
Done!

]]> By: Mayooresan http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/#comment-78 Mayooresan Wed, 20 Feb 2008 05:15:22 +0000 http://mayuonline.com/eblog/?p=35#comment-78 Manjula, no one understands!!! Ravi, I corrected it. Theena, Agreed :) Manjula, no one understands!!!

Ravi, I corrected it.

Theena, Agreed :)

]]> By: ravishankar http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/#comment-39 ravishankar Thu, 30 Aug 2007 10:56:42 +0000 http://mayuonline.com/eblog/?p=35#comment-39 mayu, anniyan music is by harris. please correct it in favt ta songs page mayu, anniyan music is by harris. please correct it in favt ta songs page

]]> By: Manjula http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/#comment-25 Manjula Mon, 16 Jul 2007 04:58:37 +0000 http://mayuonline.com/eblog/?p=35#comment-25 Kollywood movies have the widest overseas distribution after Telugu and Hindi films and becoming more popular outside its region especially in Japan and Austral-asia. High budgeted lucrative commercial Tamil cinema targets wider audience yet still I don't understand the mindset of this audience. Kollywood movies have the widest overseas distribution after Telugu and Hindi films and becoming more popular outside its region especially in Japan and Austral-asia. High budgeted lucrative commercial Tamil cinema targets wider audience yet still I don’t understand the mindset of this audience.

]]> By: Theena http://mayuonline.com/eblog/sivaji-the-movie-bbc/#comment-22 Theena Fri, 13 Jul 2007 06:06:44 +0000 http://mayuonline.com/eblog/?p=35#comment-22 Most expensive Indian film ever? Who cares? His last good movie was Baasha. Granted that movie all the elements that have now become cliched about a Rajini movie, Baasha was deliciously over the top without being cheesy. I recall the flashback scenes and I have to say they were pretty good for what they were trying to achieve. I am sorry, Rajini lost it a long time as far as I am concerned. What is sad is that he used to be a pretty good actor. Anyone watching his performance in Sri Rangavendra Swami will be left in no doubt that if he put his mind to it, he is right up there with the best. Right now, he could be the Tamil James Bond, Superman or Batman, and I couldn't care less. As for Shankar, his only claim to fame is making every subsequent movie project progressively bigger, brasher, dumber and more expensive. If that is what makes a good film director, then Michael Bay should be worshiped. Most expensive Indian film ever? Who cares?

His last good movie was Baasha. Granted that movie all the elements that have now become cliched about a Rajini movie, Baasha was deliciously over the top without being cheesy. I recall the flashback scenes and I have to say they were pretty good for what they were trying to achieve.

I am sorry, Rajini lost it a long time as far as I am concerned. What is sad is that he used to be a pretty good actor. Anyone watching his performance in Sri Rangavendra Swami will be left in no doubt that if he put his mind to it, he is right up there with the best. Right now, he could be the Tamil James Bond, Superman or Batman, and I couldn’t care less.

As for Shankar, his only claim to fame is making every subsequent movie project progressively bigger, brasher, dumber and more expensive. If that is what makes a good film director, then Michael Bay should be worshiped.

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