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A great remake that will definitely enchants kids and adults. The CGI characters are excellent and there is an entertaining atmosphere of humor, adventure and suspense. Mowgli is a lost boy in the Jungle, but has been grown up by the animals- Bagera (Panther), Raksha (Wolf Mother), Baloo (Bear). Soon Mowgli realizes that since he is a human he needs to live with the humans. Yet, he cannot abandon his loyal animals who have already taken care of him since he was a baby. "The Jungle Book" 2016 has a different, but an amazing ending than "The Jungle Book" 1967. I can guarantee that you will see a perfect movie with Great Graphics IMAX Effect and The Best 3D I have ever seen. All Disney movies are enchanting.

I'd just watched WAKE UP SID! Wake Up Sid has a fresh exuberance brought by the actors especially by Ranbir Kapoor who plays "Sid" who starts out as a spoiled brat who has no ambitions in life other than spending his dad's earnings. Through the course of the movie, he finds his true passion, true love and independent life. As a college student who is about to graduate, I can totally relate to this story about the fear and excitement about starting a new life without any help from his parents. The perpetually underrated actress Konkana Sen Sharma plays Aisha Banerjee who travels to Mumbai in hope of becoming a writer. She befriends Sid on her first day when she met him at his college's students farewell party. Eventually, they become friends. Even though both of them have completely opposite types of view on life, they are able to live with each other. The movie does have a predictable ending which dampens the overall impact of the film. However, if you can overlook some of the predictable story lines, you can definitely enjoy this coming-of-age movie that will transform the lead character. Final Verdict: A Refreshing Coming Of Age Movie!

As soon as I Finished watching Gandhi, I thought to myself "This movie had to have to won Best Picture." I think it's one of the best epics of all time. It masterfully tells one of the most important stories of the 20th century, That of India's struggle to free itself, spearheaded by one of the most extraordinary man of all time, Mahatma Gandhi. I would be hard pressed to name anything to lack about it. Direction, Cinematography, Costumes, they're all great. And Ben Kingsley! Without a doubt his portrayal of Gandhi is one of the best performances of his career, if not the best. Playing the pacifist Indian Lawyer-turned-leader couldn't have an easy task, and I don't think anyone could have pulled it off as well as he did. This Movie deserves all the praise anyone gives it and more. Excellent. Final Verdict: A Great Epic; Ben Kingsley's best performance.

I AM LEGEND: The way they created the look of Manhattan in this movie was just wonderful and Will Smith pulls off one of his best acting turns as Dr. Robert Neville. The way he has his days planned out and still attempting the research to find a cure for the virus is a key part of both characters and most of all plot. Samantha (Sam) plays a strong part in the movie and is a great companion, friend and the protector figure for Will Smith. The way he holds his conversations with Sam is very touching indeed and makes you really feel that Sam is the integral part of his survival and sanity. There's an effective use of flashbacks that partly tell us the story of how we got to where we're at in this grim New York City; and the flashbacks also serve to give us an overwhelming contrast between Life Before and Life After the apocalyptic disaster wiped out the city. Yet the use of flashback was sparing, which I found all the more effective. The Cinematography was excellent throughout, the storyline and script is brilliant. The use of a dog, Samantha, as a key actor was perfect to show us both Robert as companion and Robert as lonely, isolated survivor. Final Verdict: Gut-Wrenching movie full of adventure and heart.

Collateral is a masterpiece of American cinema. Jamie Foxx is Max, a Los Angeles cab driver with dreams of his own limo company, "Island Limo". After twelve years on the job he has become quite gifted at discerning the most intimate details of his passenger's lives... just a glance at their clothes, and he knows. His worldly insight manages to tear down the defenses of his passengers, a State Attorney played by Jada Pinkett Smith, who graces him with her phone number. Max hasn't even begun to revel in the pleasure of possessing the beautiful Attorney's digits when he gets his next passenger, Tom Cruise as Vincent, a slick hit-man in town for a night killing. When a body drops out of a fourth story window and onto Max's cab, he becomes an unwilling partner on Vincent's murder spree. Director Michael Mann (The Insider, Ali) does a masterful job manipulating texture and tone throughout the movie, taking us to settings as diverse as a junkie's apartment, a penthouse, a hospital room, and a smoky jazz club, all the while making the city of angels a central character in the story. The soundtrack is also excellent, with a mixture of popular music and ambient tracks perfectly-timed and synced to the story... tribal drumbeats during the chase scenes, haunting rock ballads at pivotal moments, and one track that reminded this viewer of the scene at the other end of Tom Cruise's career, when he drives his father's Porsche out of the garage in "Risky Business" to the accompaniment of a thumping synth track. A bizzare side-note, I know. As the movie builds to a climax, The police are hunting for Max, believing he is the one on a killling spree, and Vincent stalks his final victim in a blacked-out-high-rise office to a backdrop of the brilliant LA skyline, reflected in multiplicity by the office's dozens of glass cubicles. Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx, and Jada Pinkett Smith all rise to the occasion in Collateral, and together they transcend their previous appearances on film. Mark Ruffalo gives a good performance as the cop who knows everything is not what it seems. There are a few minor plot points which didn't sufficiently suspend my disbelief (like when Max agrees to take Vincent the vicious hit-man to see his Mother in the hospital), But overall this a fantastic movie.

Kaante boasting of a dream star cast, is among the finest action films made in India. Even though there are some loopholes in the story but the slick direction and great performances make this film. Technically the films seems to be flawless, with stylish direction by Sanjay Gupta, great music, amazing background score and breathtaking cinematography. The story is about 6 NRIs who plan to pull off a robbery, with one of them turning out to be an undercover cop. All the lead actors portray their characters with great aplomb. Amitabh Bachchan is great as always as the leader of the group. Suniel Shetty, Kumar Gaurav and Lucky Ali also do a good job, but the surprise package is debutant Mahesh Manjrekar, who surprises you with his amazing comic timings and keeps you alive with his one liners. But it's Sanjay Dutt who steal the show with his invincible screen presence. Though the movie is inspired by Reservoir Dogs, but that doesn't stop it from being a great movie watching experience. Worth your time... Overall, a great film.

E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL , in my opinion, is a very touching movie about a special friendship for all ages that will warm your heart and make you cry. I really loved the magic that E.T. performed. the background score was good, the costumes were perfectly designed, everyone was cast perfectly, and the direction was flawless. A very heart touching movie about a special friendship for all ages that will warm your heart and make you cry.

The Godfather part 3 is generally underrated because it is more intellectual, subtle and psychological than the first two. There's lot more Italian language, operatic venues, references to the subtleties like the P2 masonic lodge, and then there is the inner revelation of Michael Corleone's soul. Al Pacino should have won the Oscar for his outstanding performance. The movie would be good staging point for a Godfather 4, with "Vincenzo Corleone" and Connie Corleone running things, while developing the further relationship between Michael, and his wife and son. Overall, Underrated Film.

Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo continue their epic saga into the lives of the infamous Corleone family, which is headed by Michael Corleone (Al Pacino). It is a film which does best than its predecessor, "The Godfather". The film flip-flops graciously and beautifully between Michael's struggle over the family business and the life of young Vito Corleone(Robert De Niro, in a brilliant, Oscar-wining performance) in his rise to power as well. Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton, Lee Strasberg, and John Cazale give excellent supoorting performances. Carmine Coppola's and Nino Rota's background score is a masterpiece of music. The movie is expertly filmed and the cinematography is superb. Overall, A Hollywood Masterpiece!!!!