Amazingly I Am

2008 action film...directed by Timur Bekmambetov starring James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie, Morgan Freeman, Thomas Kretschmann and Terence Stamp is a movie which is partly inspired by the comic series by the name 'Wanted'. This movie is about elite assassins, which follow the 'Fraternity' formed thousands years ago (hee hee) to kill the people whose name appear through the Loom of Fate(Whao), a loom that gives the names of the target's through binary codes hidden in the weaving errors of the fabric. Discontent with his life, Mr. Wesley Gibson (James McAvoy) is taken over by this Fraternity's head Sloan (Mogan Freeman). Fox (Angelina Jolie) is the women who is given the charge to train Wesley. After his training is complete, its now his turn to assassinate a man called Cross who is pictured to have killed the father of Wesley. Well if nothing else, but something like seeing a weakling turn into the strongest person was kind of liberating. Wesley tries to find his ide

"Where I’ve grown up, they try to keep me from hearing the music, but when I’m alone it builds up inside me" This movie revolves around 3 characters... Evan Taylor (orphanage kid), Lyla Novacek (the real mother) and Louis Connelly (the real father). This movie is all about music and goes on to prove how true the theory of musical prodigy is. The movie is directed by Kirsten Sheridan and produced by Richard Barton Lewis. I surely don't know what was in the minds of the writers when they sat down to write for this beautifully imagined work but this movie has a punch inside it.. which is 'NEVER GIVE UP'. The way this kid believes that his parents are still alive and they always wanted him... is the true indication of the fact that if u truly believe that something is existing... it surely is.. U just have to keep your eyes open and look around for it. You never know, may be its just next to you or just around the corner. Though this movie takes us far away from what

tera mujhse hai pehle ka nata koi...unhi nahi dil lubhata koi... jaanne tuuuuu ya jannee naaaa... maane tuuu... ja mannee naa.... awesome song and awesome movie..woh kehte hai na... "too cute to be true" wahi wali baat hai.. well its Amir Khan's production, toh jayaz hai movie toh acchi honi hi thi...but itni achhi hogi.. JESUS.. HATS OFF TO AAMIR AND MANSOOR KHAN...(the producers) simple, cute and adorable scenes.. this is a debut of Aamir Khan's nephew "IMRAAN KHAN"...man..another aamir in the making. i couldnt take my eyes off the screen for even one second. just loved the movie. this movie revolves around the love life of Aditi urf meow and Jai urf Rats (chua aur bili) who dont realise that they are in love until the last moment. the story of this movie is nothing different from general hindi masala movies but what makes it different from others is its screenplay, its dialogues and everything related to it. the funniest part is that everybody else on the

i generally do not copy from another people's opinion but this one was too intriguing.. :) the link is given below.... the original source is New York Times website. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/06/opinion/06dowd.html?em&ex=1215576000&en=d4478a87ff0f0caa&ei=5087%0A July 6, 2008 Op-Ed Columnist An Ideal Husband By MAUREEN DOWD This weekend, we celebrate our great American pastime: messy celebrity divorces. There’s the Christie Brinkley/Peter Cook fireworks on Long Island and the Madonna/Guy Ritchie/A-Rod Roman candle in New York. So how do you avoid a relationship where you end up saying, “The man who I was living with, I just didn’t know who he was” — as Brinkley did in court when talking about her husband’s $3,000-a-month Internet porn and swinger site habit? (Not to mention the 18-year-old mistress/assistant.) Father Pat Connor, a 79-year-old Catholic priest born in Australia and based in Bordentown, N.J., has spent his celibate life — including nine years as a miss