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Movie Review – We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) (R)

December 18, 2011 posted by admin
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Are monsters born, or are they made? It’s obvious that Eva (Tilda Swinton) was ambivalent about her pregnancy, and by the time her son Kevin was born, she realized that having a child was never something she wanted. Throughout all stages of the Kevin’s life, we see just how aware he is of his mother’s indifference, and how he uses it against her.

I’ve seen all the previous Mission: Impossible films, and while I do recall liking them to varying degrees, I’m hard pressed to say that I remember anything about their plots, characters, stunts, special effects, or even their casts. What I do remember, obviously, is that they all starred Tom Cruise. With Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Pixar veteran Brad Bird not only makes his live-action directorial debut, he’s also eager to have you forget the first three entries in the series entirely. He succeeds.

Movie Review – Carnage (2011) (R)

December 18, 2011 posted by admin
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There are many moments in Roman Polanski’s Carnage that elicited laughter from me, but that doesn’t mean that I found it funny. If anything, it was an unconscious reaction, a defense mechanism against the ugliness the film depicts. The only experience I can liken it to is listening to your parents fight; as they scream at each other, you find yourself doing whatever’s necessary to distract yourself, be it laugh, clap your hands, or simply cover your ears. If you examine this story from a distance, you may find that it really isn’t a comedy at all.

I’ve seen all the previous Mission: Impossible films, and while I do recall liking them to varying degrees, I’m hard pressed to say that I remember anything about their plots, characters, stunts, special effects, or even their casts. What I do remember, obviously, is that they all starred Tom Cruise. With Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Pixar veteran Brad Bird not only makes his live-action directorial debut, he’s also eager to have you forget the first three entries in the series entirely. He succeeds.

Movie Review – Carnage (2011) (R)

December 18, 2011 posted by admin
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There are many moments in Roman Polanski’s Carnage that elicited laughter from me, but that doesn’t mean that I found it funny. If anything, it was an unconscious reaction, a defense mechanism against the ugliness the film depicts. The only experience I can liken it to is listening to your parents fight; as they scream at each other, you find yourself doing whatever’s necessary to distract yourself, be it laugh, clap your hands, or simply cover your ears. If you examine this story from a distance, you may find that it really isn’t a comedy at all.

Movie Review – We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) (R)

December 18, 2011 posted by admin
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Are monsters born, or are they made? It’s obvious that Eva (Tilda Swinton) was ambivalent about her pregnancy, and by the time her son Kevin was born, she realized that having a child was never something she wanted. Throughout all stages of the Kevin’s life, we see just how aware he is of his mother’s indifference, and how he uses it against her.

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol is entertaining enough, with its globe trotting adventures, high-stakes tactical espionage, life-or-death extraction methods, white-knuckle infiltration and creative interrogation channels; but for all its nonstop action, it’s indiscernible from every other Mission: Impossible movie or contemporary James Bond flick. The same obligatory catfights, amplified sound effects, hand-to-hand combat sequences, car chases, and literal suspensions from various vertiginous buildings make their way into this stunt-stuffed visual extravaganza. The light-hearted mindlessness of it all is a pleasant break from darker competition this holiday season, but there is still absolutely nothing new about Ethan’s latest assignment, despite being…

Movie Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)

December 16, 2011 posted by admin
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The opening scene tells all – Sherlock Holmes is still a master of disguise, highly skilled as a martial artist, capable of conjuring amazingly accurate premonitions of future events, and can slow down time through momentary meditation. He’s still good with the ladies, quick with his tongue, and proficient with the impossible. He’s still absolutely nothing like the Sherlock Holmes authored by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle or any other filmic adaptation.

If a talent is not exhibited in a productive manner, then it would go down the drain without exploiting the opportunity of making it big. Many of the people do not open up and put their talents to proper use. However, there are a few who make the most out of it.

Explore Talent in You to Make Your Opportunities Count

December 16, 2011 posted by admin
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Talent is a combination of skills, abilities, passion and strengths. All of us have some kind of talent or the other in us, but it takes a lot of dedication and determination to explore them and build careers out of them. Success comes only with implementation of ideas, persistence and hard work.

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