U.K. Box-Office (Jan. 23 – 25 Weekend)

Issue dated Feb 1 – 7, 2009

Review of Luck By Chance

On the whole, Luck By Chance is low on entertainment value and will, therefore, fall short of luck at the box-office. It will entail heavy losses to the people associated with it and that will not be by chance!
Released on 30-1-’09 at Regal (daily 3 shows), New Empire (daily 1 show) and 82 other cinemas of Bombay thru Big Pictures.

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Review of Victory

On the whole, Victory will face complete rejection at the box-office because it has nothing except cricket and even that is not exciting or entertaining. Total loss! The film would find it difficult to complete even a week’s run in cinemas.

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Review of Elegy (English)

Is it really possible for an old man to have sex with a variety of beautiful young women and continue to lead a life of independence forever? Yes, thinks David Kepesh (Ben Kingsley), a professor who has a literature radio show, in Lakeshore Entertainment’s Elegy (A).

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Review of Bedtime Stories (English)

Story book tales are boring, so Skeeter Bronson (Adam Sandler) makes up his own to put his sister’s kids, Patrick (Jonathan Morgan Heit) and Bobbi (Laura Ann Kesling), to sleep, in Walt Disney’s Bedtime Stories.

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On Camera – Aishwarya Rai

Check out Aishwariya Rai

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Opinion

Is Story Not The Backbone Of A Film….?
Everyone knows that cinema is all about story-telling and films have to have stories to engage and interest audiences. No question about it.

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Rocking On!

Javed Akhtar and MP Guru­das Kamat formally launch- ed the music label of K Sera Sera’s new music company on 22nd January.

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Jinxed Hoarding Site?

There’s an under-construction building on Link Road at Andheri in Bombay, which has become the un­planned site for film hoardings.

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The Design That Did Akshay In

Akshay Kumar signed Chandni Chowk To China after seeing a poster designed for the film. No story, no narration, nothing more.

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