Reverberations

After a while, my wife and I were ready for a comedy movie and we decided to watch “Tamil Padam”. I was very skeptical in the beginning, but it ended up being a good entertainer, though he second half felt like little extended unnecessarily. The best thing about the movie is, in 3 hours it makes you laugh continuously and it brings back nostalgic memories of Tamil cinema over a period of 10-15 years. A different kind of spoof, but well done. Nothing special about the movie; more to say, there is not even a complete story surrounding it. If you just want to spend 3 hours just enjoying, this is it.

I am now ready to watch the movie with a gang of friends to enjoy it completely. Since we have some diehard fans of few heroes, scenes and situations spoofed in the movie, it will be extremely entertaining for the rest.

After about hundred or so movies in a couple years, I was totally blown away by this movie. James Cameron has showed why he is one of the greatest director of all time. If you want to do justice to the movie, go watch it in IMAX-3D and please don’t complain about the story. This is one of those movies that assert loudly that a movie is not just a story. There are so many aspects from a variety of perspectives that make a great movie. You can apprieciate almost everything except for the story. Besides the normal storyline, this movie distances itself from all others and redefines excellency.

All I can say is, “Hats off Mr. Cameron. I’m blown away. Wish I could get my space in pandora”. I am not hinting anything about the story. Go, get donned in 3D glasses and let the movie gobble you up. You’ll never regret.

Not just in the world of movies, even in the technology space I esteem Mr. Cameron. If you find time, watch movies my Mr. Cameron and keep the timeline in your mind. This guy has been directing/producing movies that bring technological breakthroughs for the past 2 decades. This movie uses a fusion camera system that he co-developed.