Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

Two years after experiencing a fast-paced adventure at Manhattan’s Museum of Natural History, Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) leaves his night guard job to become a successful businessman/inventor-designer with products like a glow-in-the-dark flashlight to his kitty.

However, Larry’s heart sinks when all of his museum friends are shipped off for permanent storage to the Smithsonian underground museum in Washington to make way for new hi-tech exhibits....
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English (U/A)
Cast: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Amy Adams, Hank Azaria
Director: Shawn Levy

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince review

English (U/A)
Cast: Michael Gambon, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson
Director: David Yates

‘Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince’ is basically a showcase of director David Yates’ work. He directed Potter once in ‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix’ and he manages to maintain a balanced dose of an artistic touch on adolescent relationship and the forces of evil. However, Potter fans need to realise by now that there are bound to be omissions and additions.
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Boarding Gate review

English (A)
Cast: Asia Argento, Kelly Lin, Michael Madsen
Director: Olivier Assayas
Asia Argento in Boarding GateLust, money and betrayal in the faint shade is back. Asia Argento (of XXX fame) teams up with maverick director Olivier Assayas (who has been making ‘off-the-beat’ films for sometime) in this gruelling emotional thriller.

Miles (Michael Madsen) involved in a shady Paris investment firm is confronted by former girlfriend Sandra (Argento), who cannot forget him. So she visits him now and then, to hit back at Miles personally and also at the same time fulfilling the wishes of her boss Lester (Carl Ng) with whom she is now having an affair.

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26/11: Attack on Mumbai review

Behind the veil of gloom
Deccan Herald

Looking back at the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai is like putting your fingers back into the fire.

It hurts even more because the compassionate stories and thought-provoking commentaries that come up in the aftermath of the bloody event did not serve much purpose. 26/11: The Attack on Mumbai traces the attacks on India’s financial capital as it unfolded in a series of stories from ‘The Hindustan Times’ reporters and some exclusive articles by well known writers and journalists.

Browsing through the book, one could get the glimpse of those trapped inside the Taj, the Oberoi and also the men involved in the rescue operations. It brings forth the emotive human spirit and also why Mumbai city got back to its feet as soon as it was brought down on its knees.

The book also covers the immediate political fallout — the higher middle class angst against politicians and how soon it cooled down; change in Pakistan’s stance — that country for the first time admitted that its citizens were involved in the terror attacks against India. Behind the veil of gloom, 26/11 also presents some amusing stories on politicians and wannabe superstars among India’s top security officials.

Some might feel it’s like re-reading ‘dead’ newspaper reports. That’s where you could get bored. There are also few factual errors which could have been avoided. Otherwise, 26/11 presents a diverse view of the event — from inside and outside, top and below — to let you to draw your own conclusions as to why such a dastardly act could happen. Among the many commentaries, the closing piece, ‘Terrorist’ by noted film director Mahesh Bhatt, leaves a lasting impact on the reader’s mind as he presses the need for redemption through his talks with a terrorist.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

English(A/U)
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel
Director: Michael Bay

Two years after the Transformers hit theatres comes Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen with much more action.

Shia LaBeouf and sexy Megan Fox return as the love couple Sam Witwicky and Mikaela Banes caught in the battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons.

In this edition, Sam goes to the university to pursue higher studies, but before his first class ends he is called back to the battlefront as the Decepticons led by Starscream and Megatron are hell bent on having their revenge by bringing darkness over the Earth forever...
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Ice Age 3 review

English(U)
Cast: Ray Romano, Queen Latifah, Denis Leary, John Leguizamo, Seann William Scott, Josh Peck, Simon Pegg, Chris Wedge
Director: Carlos Saldanha

Ice Age as a franchise is a big name and its latest series Dawn of the Dinosaurs lived upto its reputation, but a lesser....

The film is now much more adult oriented, many of the ‘funny lines’ would be unintelligible to children. On the whole, Ice Age 3 is no longer very cool, but just cool with few laugh spots here and there.
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