01-06-2009, 05:51 PM
Shoot, I can't argue with that.
As for remembering B&P, i confess, I had to IMDB it. Then there was this:
http://brotherhoodofdoom.com/phpBB3/view...?f=6&t=271
The other thing that might exclude SM and B&P from Bollywood is that they are too short. Most Bollywood flicks run 2-3 hours. We saw this one war flick when we were in Pune. I don't remember any dance numbers, but there was a few songs and a lot of crappy fight scenes. It was freakin' hilarious. I'm not sure we made it through the whole flick because we saw it with a double feature. Two flicks at 2-3 hours each is a long time to spend in a movie theater. The other film was Pardes, which totally rocked.
At movies in India, the audience cheers wildly at happy or heroic moments. Wildly, like sports events. And they hand out free cough drops with admission. I thought that was extremely considerate. And the snack bars are awesome - total chaat smorgasbords.
Did I mention that I've been at that Mumbai train station in SM? I've been at Taj too. Oh yeah. Pom Papa worldwide.
As for remembering B&P, i confess, I had to IMDB it. Then there was this:
http://brotherhoodofdoom.com/phpBB3/view...?f=6&t=271
The other thing that might exclude SM and B&P from Bollywood is that they are too short. Most Bollywood flicks run 2-3 hours. We saw this one war flick when we were in Pune. I don't remember any dance numbers, but there was a few songs and a lot of crappy fight scenes. It was freakin' hilarious. I'm not sure we made it through the whole flick because we saw it with a double feature. Two flicks at 2-3 hours each is a long time to spend in a movie theater. The other film was Pardes, which totally rocked.
At movies in India, the audience cheers wildly at happy or heroic moments. Wildly, like sports events. And they hand out free cough drops with admission. I thought that was extremely considerate. And the snack bars are awesome - total chaat smorgasbords.
Did I mention that I've been at that Mumbai train station in SM? I've been at Taj too. Oh yeah. Pom Papa worldwide.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse

