Kunal Bajaj

My days are not complete with watching the meticulously researched and wonderfully produced episodes of John Oliver. I love the wit, the occasional self-deprecating humour and the reasonable view points presented on various issues. I do not like in the USA and I am not an American but I really respect this show and what it offers John and his entire crew deserve standing ovations for what they turn out each week. Plus, I learn so much about issues and topics that I had no idea even existed.

A smart, visually minimalistic and yet beautiful sci-fi psychologically drama/thriller. With just four main characters throughout the entire movie, it's a very unique take on AI and what man-and-his-machines would do. I've heard so much about this movie and after finally watching it I understand why it has received so many accolades.

Good Will Hunting absolutely deserves the label "Timeless Classic" and with very good reasons: the movie not only asks the viewers to question the importance that high-education provides in a society in which the elite thrive but also to ask the same very basic question that Sean [Robin Williams] asks Will [Matt Damon] "What do you want?" With fantastic storyline-progression, "real human" performances and dialog which will remain etched in your mind forever make no mistake: you can watch this movie in any year and in any time and it will still have the same impact. "How do you like them apples?" will be a rhetorical question you can't wait to use after you watch this. As the final shot ends with a car on a highway and the credits start to roll, you will be both satisfied at the ending while sad that the movie itself is over. Do not miss this. Ever. It's worth every minute.