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From: Appu s
on 5th June 2010 09:08 PM
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All the best to these youngsters
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From: viraajan
on 5th June 2010 10:27 PM
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I got BWP in mind as I was reading through that paragraph. They have mentioned it
Good to hear. Looking forward. Will try to catch it if it gets good reviews.
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From: bingleguy
on 6th June 2010 08:24 AM
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adai pathi sollama irukka mudiyumaa VR
as such namma oor la andha maadiri most of the movie view point la eduathu vandha maadiri enakku nyabagam illai .... may be idu first attempt nnu kooda sollalaam ....
I myself have seen the house in Munnar - dared to go inside - even the very look of the house in bright daylight was very spooky ... andha maadiri oru idathula night la shooting panradhu ellam .... phew ... ennala ninaichu kooda paaka mudiyala....
u wont believe - indha veetai paathutu when we started from there - while coming downhill oru second kku brake pudikkalai nnu enga driver sonna udane romba bayandhuttom .... andha bayam poga kitta thatta andha journey full aachu
infact one of the director's of the movie had his id created earlier in mayyam too ... but i guess he didnt receive email from Mods for access yet i believe ...
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From: NOV
on 6th June 2010 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
infact one of the director's of the movie had his id created earlier in mayyam too ... but i guess he didnt receive email from Mods for access yet i believe ...
Pls PM me his chosen id.
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From: bingleguy
on 6th June 2010 08:47 AM
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kandippa solren NOV
avaroda peru Hareesh Narayanan ... ID ungalulkku kettu solren ....
thanks for adding up the photo here ....
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From: raghavendran
on 6th June 2010 08:52 AM
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From: bingleguy
on 6th June 2010 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by
raghavendran
view point filmnna enne?
POV nnu sollalaam Raghavendram ... thats Point of View scene - where we see the actions/events thru the person whos acting in the character ..... like we are experiencing whatever the actor is experiencing ..... Imagine your eyes being the camera and you see all the rest of the actors from one of the character's view ....
indha movie la varum character Nakulan Ponnusamy enna ellam pAtharo - adu namma pArpadhu polave amaichu iruppaanga ....
hope i made justice to explain it correct
Blairwitch project may be a classic example
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From: Appu s
on 6th June 2010 10:15 AM
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What about REC,bingle? that is view point of a TV camera man.
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From: bingleguy
on 6th June 2010 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by
Appu s
What about REC,bingle? that is view point of a TV camera man.
Appu .... nAn andha padam pAkkalai - may be that too should have been POV ... infact there were a lot of movies which were taken as POV ..... nethu net la paathadhula teriya vandhudhu ..... pretty old movies like Hitchcock's ... and some Humprey Bogart's movie too .... oru example kkaaga BWP sonnen
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From: MumbaiRamki
on 6th June 2010 09:42 PM
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guys , let us know where u r releasing in chennai ..company quit panitu, nalla pdam parka oru varam gap iruku
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
guys , let us know where u r releasing in chennai ..company quit panitu, nalla pdam parka oru varam gap iruku
Sure .... discussion is on for deciding the theaters ..... Satyam la kooda shows kku try panraanga .... so, we must know about this...
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From: dell_gt
on 7th June 2010 06:24 AM
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the trailer look good.. will be release in Malaysia?
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From: Dinesh84
on 7th June 2010 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
raghavendran
view point filmnna enne?
POV nnu sollalaam Raghavendram ... thats Point of View scene - where we see the actions/events thru the person whos acting in the character ..... like we are experiencing whatever the actor is experiencing ..... Imagine your eyes being the camera and you see all the rest of the actors from one of the character's view ....
indha movie la varum character Nakulan Ponnusamy enna ellam pAtharo - adu namma pArpadhu polave amaichu iruppaanga ....
hope i made justice to explain it correct
Blairwitch project may be a classic example
Oh, just like first person perspective computer game? am i right?
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 7th June 2010 02:44 PM
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enathu pEi padama :
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by
dell_gt
the trailer look good.. will be release in Malaysia?
Not sure about that Dell_gt ..... but i know they had to jump a lot of hurdles to get em released in TN .... well Novice team cud have been the reason - and this does not have any masala stuff like songs or parandhu parandhu fight
etc ..... so distribution itself was a big challenge ....
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by
Dinesh84
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
raghavendran
view point filmnna enne?
POV nnu sollalaam Raghavendram ... thats Point of View scene - where we see the actions/events thru the person whos acting in the character ..... like we are experiencing whatever the actor is experiencing ..... Imagine your eyes being the camera and you see all the rest of the actors from one of the character's view ....
indha movie la varum character Nakulan Ponnusamy enna ellam pAtharo - adu namma pArpadhu polave amaichu iruppaanga ....
hope i made justice to explain it correct
Blairwitch project may be a classic example
Oh, just like first person perspective computer game? am i right?
If am understanding you right .... you are mentioning as the player being the character and viewing all events on his/her perspective - then YES !!!! absolutely .... only difference being - the player(watcher) is just a mere spectator :P
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
enathu pEi padama :
pei pathi namburavangallukku idu verum thigil padam
something beyond normal nnu nambaravangalukku idu oru thigil kalandha knowledge padam
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 7th June 2010 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
enathu pEi padama :
pei pathi namburavangallukku idu verum thigil padam
something beyond normal nnu nambaravangalukku idu oru thigil kalandha knowledge padam
I fall under the second category
irunthaalum konjam bayamaa iruku
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 08:18 PM
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The team started this venture exactly during the same time two years ago .... when one of the directors Hareesh came up with this subject for discussion with Hari (one of the three directors)
Initially they found the topic not been pondered much and they didnt want to make just any other fictional story revolving around the subject .... but they wanted the subject to be pondered in detail and daringly with research .... Though the team has reached a consensus amongst themselves - they were little scared about selling this idea to a mass - who have cared for movies - as nothing less than entertainment.... But believing in the what they say "Change is Constant" - the team were ready to face the battle - with the strong notion that a new ideology and a new approach would always have its cheer and charm ...
Now the team wanted to name their subject .............
<to be continued ... >
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
enathu pEi padama :
pei pathi namburavangallukku idu verum thigil padam
something beyond normal nnu nambaravangalukku idu oru thigil kalandha knowledge padam
I fall under the second category
irunthaalum konjam bayamaa iruku
not for the feeble heart - if you ask me :P andha maadiri oru thigil veetulaye thairiyama poi padam eduthirukkaanga
aduvum iravu nerathula ........... avanga bayathai share seyya (atleast paathu) neenga ready ya nnu oru kelvi kettirukkaanga
adukku enna badil sollalaam
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 7th June 2010 08:27 PM
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bingle I do have feeble heart 'only' when it comes to Pei's
When Prashanth's 'Shock' released I refused to watch it in Cinema
I watched it at home with volumes turned down
I will watch it for Sure but with Vols turned down at home
and not alone
I have Maddy's yaavarum nalam at home, I still have not seen it
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From: bingleguy
on 7th June 2010 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
bingle I do have feeble heart 'only' when it comes to Pei's
When Prashanth's 'Shock' released I refused to watch it in Cinema
I watched it at home with volumes turned down
I will watch it for Sure but with Vols turned down at home
and not alone
I have Maddy's yaavarum nalam at home, I still have not seen it
hmn .... if music startles u ... well, you must pei movies watch it only at home
but if music is good and you dont see any gory faces or blood shed n things like that - this movie should interest you
Have you seen Omen?
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 7th June 2010 09:23 PM
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No I have not seen Omen, any good?
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From: G.T
on 7th June 2010 11:31 PM
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Where can i watch the trailer
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by
G.T
Where can i watch the trailer
GT - i ve shared it on the first post on this thread .... here it goes again... saving you the time
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjraP4pcxzo
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 01:47 AM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
No I have not seen Omen, any good?
well pei padam paaka bayappadura person nnu solreenga
adunaala indha padam neenga paakala nnu nambaren
this is a very famous movie back in the late 70s.... starring Gregory Peck... One of its kind to talk about the anti-christ ..... Jerry Goldsmith won one Oscar for its Original score and Nominated another for Original song...
hmn .... one of the movie which could make a chill run on your spine just by hearing the BG music
no gory faces etc....
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From: MumbaiRamki
on 8th June 2010 01:18 PM
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Theatre list sollunga sir ... 2 more days
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 8th June 2010 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
No I have not seen Omen, any good?
well pei padam paaka bayappadura person nnu solreenga
adunaala indha padam neenga paakala nnu nambaren
this is a very famous movie back in the late 70s.... starring Gregory Peck... One of its kind to talk about the anti-christ ..... Jerry Goldsmith won one Oscar for its Original score and Nominated another for Original song...
hmn .... one of the movie which could make a chill run on your spine just by hearing the BG music
no gory faces etc....
You know I am not scared of all pei movies, I don’t find English pei movies that scary compared to Tamil / Hindi ones! I find most of English horror movies 'grossly disgusting' rather than scary, on sky TV channel 320, is horror movie channel, i have seen loads of so called 'horror' movies , I did not find them scary, I cant remember the names, but some how Tamil horror movies gives me the creep
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Theatre list sollunga sir ... 2 more days
ys ys koodiya seekiram
as this is a complete digital movie - we cannot expect it on HUGE theaters .... this would need shorter projection ...
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 06:26 PM
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cmon param
konjam bayam irundha dhaane swarasyam irukkum
bayam illama dhigil padam sweetness illadha payasam maadiri
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 8th June 2010 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Theatre list sollunga sir ... 2 more days
ys ys koodiya seekiram
as this is a complete digital movie - we cannot expect it on HUGE theaters ....
this would need shorter projection ...
even I thought so, it looks similar to ' Blair witch projects '
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Theatre list sollunga sir ... 2 more days
ys ys koodiya seekiram
as this is a complete digital movie - we cannot expect it on HUGE theaters ....
this would need shorter projection ...
even I thought so, it looks similar to ' Blair witch projects '
yep ... they had to use handy cam for lot of the shots .... but still some of the POV shots were still taken using professional camera ... The actor (who is also the Cinematographer) prepared a hand made camera-hold which he had to wear like a jacket with stand ... and he has done some very difficult shots while driving with that ..... infact he had to drive on the mountain roads of munnar with this handheld and seeing thru the LCD piece of the camera ....... phew .... thats quite dangerous ...
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 8th June 2010 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Theatre list sollunga sir ... 2 more days
ys ys koodiya seekiram
as this is a complete digital movie - we cannot expect it on HUGE theaters ....
this would need shorter projection ...
even I thought so, it looks similar to ' Blair witch projects '
yep ... they had to use handy cam for lot of the shots .... but still some of the POV shots were still taken using professional camera ...
The actor (who is also the Cinematographer) prepared a hand made camera-hold which he had to wear like a jacket with stand ... and he has done some very difficult shots while driving with that ..... infact he had to drive on the mountain roads of munnar with this handheld and seeing thru the LCD piece of the camera ....... phew .... thats quite dangerous ...
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
i didnt quite get you .... or may be i dont know much about you
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From: Rajaruud
on 8th June 2010 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
i didnt quite get you .... or may be i dont know much about you
He is saying that he use to do that when he is filming
Avarruku athulae anubavam irukkunnu solluraaru :P
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by
Rajaruud
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
i didnt quite get you .... or may be i dont know much about you
He is saying that he use to do that when he is filming
Avarruku athulae anubavam irukkunnu solluraaru :P
i do get that point Raja
but i didnt know about his experience in filming .... i mean, whether he is a director? or novice cameraman? or cinematographer? or passionate about filming .... adai ketten
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From: Rajaruud
on 8th June 2010 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Rajaruud
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
i didnt quite get you .... or may be i dont know much about you
He is saying that he use to do that when he is filming
Avarruku athulae anubavam irukkunnu solluraaru :P
i do get that point Raja
but i didnt know about his experience in filming .... i mean, whether he is a director? or novice cameraman? or cinematographer? or passionate about filming .... adai ketten
Passionate abt filming
Avlo thaan... :P (Enakku therinja varaikum)
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 09:30 PM
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kool then
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 8th June 2010 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Rajaruud
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Yes I laernt all these things when we were filming
i didnt quite get you .... or may be i dont know much about you
He is saying that he use to do that when he is filming
Avarruku athulae anubavam irukkunnu solluraaru :P
i do get that point Raja
but i didnt know about his experience in filming .... i mean, whether he is a director? or novice cameraman? or cinematographer? or passionate about filming .... adai ketten
None of the Bingle, hero pa :P
London la film panninOm, aana Financial problems film release pannala . Ellarum SL tamil artists thaan except Chandrasekar (actor parthipan's bro)
I do know how to operate steady cam, crane (fitted with camera) , camera angles, lightings etc etc quite a bit :P
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From: pamrang
on 8th June 2010 09:37 PM
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Is this a Shankar (director) production?
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From: bingleguy
on 8th June 2010 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by
pamrang
Is this a Shankar (director) production?
I wish
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From: Dinesh84
on 9th June 2010 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Dinesh84
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
raghavendran
view point filmnna enne?
POV nnu sollalaam Raghavendram ... thats Point of View scene - where we see the actions/events thru the person whos acting in the character ..... like we are experiencing whatever the actor is experiencing ..... Imagine your eyes being the camera and you see all the rest of the actors from one of the character's view ....
indha movie la varum character Nakulan Ponnusamy enna ellam pAtharo - adu namma pArpadhu polave amaichu iruppaanga ....
hope i made justice to explain it correct
Blairwitch project may be a classic example
Oh, just like first person perspective computer game? am i right?
If am understanding you right .... you are mentioning as the player being the character and viewing all events on his/her perspective - then YES !!!! absolutely .... only difference being - the player(watcher) is just a mere spectator :P
you understood right !
for the info
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 02:29 AM
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Or Iravu Preview News on Behindwoods
http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-mov...orr-iravu.html
oru chinna typo error - the haunteddddd house is not in Kodai but Munnar .....
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 10th June 2010 08:47 PM
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Bingle,
was there an Old film called Or iravu, if so details pls
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From: Thirumaran
on 10th June 2010 08:59 PM
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Chennai la enthentha theater la release aaguthu.. mudinjaa Paarkanum this week end
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:03 PM
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Param
"Or Iravu" title la already oru padam irukku .... AVM production la Thiru CN Annadurai ezhuthula uruvaana padam ... it was infact a medai nadagam
padam script panninadhum OR IRAVIL ..... andha padam muzhuvadhum nadappadhu OR IRAVIL
main actors - hero nnu kidayaadhu ... but stage actors like KRR (one of the key persons in DMK party), Balaiyah, Nageswara Rao matrum palar ...
Though the movie was not a BIG HIT ... it was really a wonderful movie .... Normally in tamil movies - story starts from Hero being a child and grows along with him till he marries etc ... but this movie was little different in which it talks about events that happened in one single night ....
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From: Appu s
on 10th June 2010 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Chennai la enthentha theater la release aaguthu.. mudinjaa Paarkanum this week end
http://i48.tinypic.com/2mfccc0.jpg
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 10th June 2010 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Param
"Or Iravu" title la already oru padam irukku .... AVM production la Thiru CN Annadurai ezhuthula uruvaana padam ... it was infact a medai nadagam
padam script panninadhum OR IRAVIL ..... andha padam muzhuvadhum nadappadhu OR IRAVIL
main actors - hero nnu kidayaadhu ... but stage actors like KRR (one of the key persons in DMK party), Balaiyah, Nageswara Rao matrum palar ...
Though the movie was not a BIG HIT ... it was really a wonderful movie .... Normally in tamil movies - story starts from Hero being a child and grows along with him till he marries etc ... but this movie was little different in which it talks about events that happened in one single night ....
Oh
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From: Thirumaran
on 10th June 2010 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by
Appu s
Only 2 theaters in chennai as per adv.. abirami 2 shows.. Devikala la onsite booking la illa..
So only 2 shows overall..
better to wait
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by
Appu s
Thanks for the info Appu .....
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:31 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
Appu s
better to wait
???? wait?
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 10th June 2010 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
Appu s
better to wait
???? wait?
he is saying better to wait for 'Thirutu' DVD
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From: Thirumaran
on 10th June 2010 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
Appu s
better to wait
???? wait?
for reviews..
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:35 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
Appu s
better to wait
???? wait?
he is saying better to wait for 'Thirutu' DVD
indha rendu show kku avanga patta kashtam ellam veen aagum ...
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:39 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
Originally Posted by
Appu s
better to wait
???? wait?
for reviews..
Hope u really meant to say this
To add a tidbit ..... Kalaipuli S Thanu sir is helping these folks a lot .... basically to promote this movie .... Thanu sir was totally moved by the preview of this movie... he himself was not able to take this movie - due to his commitments for the year .... but as he was impressed - he wanted to help the team by promoting the same ...
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From: Appu s
on 10th June 2010 09:39 PM
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Releasing time is not so good,bingle.Next week Raavanan
is releasing,it will occupy most of the theatres.singam is already running.hope the WOM gets them some more theatres.
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From: Thirumaran
on 10th June 2010 09:41 PM
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If it releases in mayajaal or in Tambaram area at least, i would try to see.. illainaa
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by
Appu s
Releasing time is not so good,bingle.Next week Raavanan
is releasing,it will occupy most of the theatres.singam is already running.hope the WOM gets them some more theatres.
well ... i agree ... infact as you say - most of the theaters would be filled in with very famous movies
...... neechal teriyumnnu vandhaachunna nadhi enna kadal enna .... face pannuvom
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:45 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
Thirumaran
If it releases in mayajaal or in Tambaram area at least, i would try to see.. illainaa
thEdalum oodal pondradhE .... sugamAnadhu
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 10th June 2010 09:54 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
No I have not seen Omen, any good?
Paramu .... Namma ellaam siva bhaktargal... Sivanae bootham madhiri... Avar viricha mudi paarthu niraya devargal bayanthu poi irukkaanga..avarudaya bhaktargal pei pathi ninaikkavae koodathu.... Anyways i will watch this movie for bingle and also bcoz its a new kind of stuff as wat they say...
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From: bingleguy
on 10th June 2010 09:57 PM
[Full View]
Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
No I have not seen Omen, any good?
Anyways i will watch this movie
for bingle and also bcoz its a new kind of stuff as wat they say...
but i assume you are not considering this by force :P jk ....
namma oor cinema kku technical Paranormal stuff - pudhusu ....
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From: great
on 10th June 2010 10:04 PM
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BG, Are you involved in this film?
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From: viraajan
on 10th June 2010 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
adai pathi sollama irukka mudiyumaa VR
as such namma oor la andha maadiri most of the movie view point la eduathu vandha maadiri enakku nyabagam illai .... may be idu first attempt nnu kooda sollalaam ....
I myself have seen the house in Munnar - dared to go inside - even the very look of the house in bright daylight was very spooky ... andha maadiri oru idathula night la shooting panradhu ellam .... phew ... ennala ninaichu kooda paaka mudiyala....
u wont believe - indha veetai paathutu when we started from there - while coming downhill oru second kku brake pudikkalai nnu enga driver sonna udane romba bayandhuttom .... andha bayam poga kitta thatta andha journey full aachu
Nice
Anyone seen paper ads? Releasing in theaters like Satyam, Inox??? I will watch it next week
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 10th June 2010 10:25 PM
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definitely if this film receives gud reviews it shud get gud collections... Jackie chan's karate kid isn't getting that much gud reviews.... It seems to be average as per usa reports...so this film must do some business before raavanan ....
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 10th June 2010 10:28 PM
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for paper ads thanthi is best..... Anyone chck e paper of thanthi... I can't bcoz i use mobile and it takes hell lot of time to load...
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From: NOV
on 11th June 2010 06:01 AM
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 11th June 2010 09:17 AM
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nov
where did u get this ad??...Its mentioned '' india's first viewpoint film'' .... What does it mean??
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From: NOV
on 11th June 2010 09:27 AM
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vinodh - from bingleguy.
see first few pages for your query...
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 11th June 2010 09:42 AM
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ohh... then it must look like computer games.... But surely it would be awesome to view such a thing on bigscreen... The problem is that there musn't be any romantic scenes...
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From: bingleguy
on 11th June 2010 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by
great
BG, Are you involved in this film?
en kekkareenga Great ?
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From: Sudarsh
on 11th June 2010 10:42 PM
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looks interesting
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From: bingleguy
on 11th June 2010 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
ohh... then it must look like computer games.... But surely it would be awesome to view such a thing on bigscreen... The problem is that there musn't be any romantic scenes...
well .... not a romantic subject .... and as far as my knowledge goes - romance vara vaaippu romba romba kammi - this being a technical movie n all ...
well ... computer games maadiri nnu solradhu evvalavu sari nnu enakku teriyala .... example kku quote pannalaam - to explain how is it gonna be for watching .... but neenga solra maadiri velli thirai la paaka kandippa different aa dhaan irukkum ....
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From: bingleguy
on 11th June 2010 10:44 PM
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Was anybody able to see the movie yet? movie paathavanga yaaraavadhu review sollungalen ...
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 11th June 2010 11:04 PM
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okie frnds... Movie paakalaamnu ponnaen... But innaiodu ennoda gprs booster mudiyuthu... Iruntha 100 adhula pottutaen.... So came back without seeing the movie.. Sorry bingle
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From: Sudarsh
on 11th June 2010 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Was anybody able to see the movie yet? movie paathavanga yaaraavadhu review sollungalen ...
where is this film running?
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From: bingleguy
on 12th June 2010 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by
Sudarsh
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Was anybody able to see the movie yet? movie paathavanga yaaraavadhu review sollungalen ...
where is this film running?
not abroad for now Sudarsh
got released in Chennai today ...
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From: bingleguy
on 12th June 2010 12:35 AM
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No worries !!!
theres always time
Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
okie frnds... Movie paakalaamnu ponnaen... But innaiodu ennoda
gprs booster mudiyuthu... Iruntha 100 adhula pottutaen.... So came back without seeing the movie.. Sorry bingle
appadinna ?
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
No worries !!!
theres always time
Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
okie frnds... Movie paakalaamnu ponnaen... But innaiodu ennoda
gprs booster mudiyuthu... Iruntha 100 adhula pottutaen.... So came back without seeing the movie.. Sorry bingle
appadinna ?
It means internet topup card...since i use mobile for net purpose i have to topup once in month....
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From: bingleguy
on 12th June 2010 12:53 AM
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From: VinodKumar's
on 12th June 2010 01:34 AM
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Movie release aagirucha ?
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 01:51 AM
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.. Vino..today...
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From: VinodKumar's
on 12th June 2010 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
.. Vino..today...
Madurai la release aagiruka ?
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 02:01 AM
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adha paaka thaan ponaen... But did some other thing instead (mentioned above)
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From: bingleguy
on 12th June 2010 02:18 AM
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Guess movie got released in Chennai only for now Vinod ..... not a multi-crore budget movie .... but i wish them soon for their forthcoming ventures would be nation-wide release
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From: VinodKumar's
on 12th June 2010 02:26 AM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Guess movie got released in Chennai only for now Vinod ..... not a multi-crore budget movie .... but i wish them soon for their forthcoming ventures would be nation-wide release
Eppdiyum naan net la thaan pakkanumnu ninaikiraen.
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From: bingleguy
on 12th June 2010 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Guess movie got released in Chennai only for now Vinod ..... not a multi-crore budget movie .... but i wish them soon for their forthcoming ventures would be nation-wide release
Eppdiyum naan net la thaan pakkanumnu ninaikiraen.
i would wait for them to release their DVD .... but i spoke with the director and the team yesterday - to wish them on the release - they told that they are planning for a web release soon .... lets see how it goes
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From: VinodKumar's
on 12th June 2010 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Guess movie got released in Chennai only for now Vinod ..... not a multi-crore budget movie .... but i wish them soon for their forthcoming ventures would be nation-wide release
Eppdiyum naan net la thaan pakkanumnu ninaikiraen.
i would wait for them to release their DVD .... but i spoke with the director and the team yesterday - to wish them on the release - they told that they are planning for a web release soon .... lets see how it goes
hmmm.
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 01:08 PM
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ORR IRAVU MOVIE REVIEW
Review by : Behindwoods review board
Direction: Hari Shankar, Hareesh
Narayan & Krishna Sekhar
Music: Venkat Prabu Shankar
Production: Hari Shankar
One of the first Indian films to take a
scientific approach to the paranormal is
here; Orr Iravu. Some of you might
wonder whether there can be a scientific
approach to the supernatural which is
considered to be under the realm of
superstition. But, there are people who
believe in this and study such
phenomenon with avid interest.
Orr Iravu
tells the story of one such researcher who
is out to know the truth behind a haunted
mansion in Munnar.
The film begins at a TV talk show with the
debate being on the supernatural. One of
the pro-supernatural beliefs participants
opens up on his own experiences. He
claims to be the owner of an ancient
mansion in Munnar where many dark,
unusual and eerie deaths have taken
place over the years. In an attempt to get
to the bottom of it and ‘exorcise’ the
spirits if necessary, he contacts a student
of paranormal phenomenon based in
London. The student is ready to accept
this challenge as part of his project work
and lands up in the mansion all alone with
his equipments to know what is really
happening inside.
Once inside, he starts to
realize that it is not for silly reasons that the
mansion has been unoccupied for many
years; even the owner doesn’t enter the
place. He discovers that the depth of the
actual problem has been hidden from him
and that he is up against spirits that are
baying for the blood of anyone who dared
to intrude into their peace.
With his
scientific approach to the matter, he begins
studying the issue and discovers the death
of previous paranormal observers in the
mansion. He is shaken to know that even
professionals at this matter have not been
able to escape the premises. But, there is no
way out for him now but to fight the
terrors that the haunted castle holds.
Does
the human spirit prevail over the
supernatural forces; watch Orr Iravu to find
out.
The first thing about Orr Iravu is that the
chief protagonist’s face (the paranormal
phenomena student from London) is not
shown throughout the length of the movie.
From the moment his character is
introduced, the movie moves in viewpoint
mode i.e. what is shown on screen is what
the character sees. That in itself makes Orr
Iravu a different movie experience. The
movie takes a new approach to horror. It is
not the usual kind that appears in Indian
cinema with eerie sounds and shrieks,
hideous faces and forms which sometimes
make us nauseous rather than scared.
Orr
Iravu gives a completely different treatment
to the supernatural. What is interesting is
the paranormal specialists’ approach to an
exorcism challenge. They do not face the
issue with a cross or the grail; like we have
seen in many films before. The approach is
completely scientific; with detectors, walkie
talkies, equipments to detect abnormal
frequencies, cameras that are strategically
set up in different positions to capture
unusual activity etc.
Three of the most important factors in a
horror flick are the camera work, lighting
and the background music. Camera work is
just what the director ordered for such a
kind of movie. Of course, the camera is
controlled by the character’s movements in
the viewpoint shots and thus gives us a
realistic feel. It is really a unique experience
to see the camera become the face of the
character and make the audience
experience the movements first hand.
Lighting too has been faithful to the movie.
There has been no attempt to artificially
alter the lighting to make things darker or
brighter than they normally would be
within a haunted castle without electricity
or human presence for years. As a viewer,
one feels that the lighting is just what
would have been ambient in such a setting.
There are no attempts to induce fear by
showing dark corners which could hold
unknown terrors.
Background music is fine,
but could have enhanced the impact of
many scenes if done in a better manner.
Orr Iravu has a clear agenda; to scare. And,
the directors (three of them) have
succeeded in giving the audience a good
scare. One would not rate it as spine chilling;
but there are moments which can give you
cold feet.
That in itself is a victory of sorts
for the film makers because to genuinely
scare an audience is a tough job. With a run
time of just over 100 minutes Orr Iravu is
also crisp. There are also no speed breakers
in the name of songs or any other
unpleasant intrusions.
The only drawback
of the film is its climax which falls flat after
all the scaring and mystery of the preceding
portions. But, in a unique attempt of this
kind, it can be overlooked.
If you are the type who loves to be given a
scare in theaters and also love unique
viewing experiences in cinema, chances are
that you will like this one.
Verdict: Successfully scary
http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-mov...ie-review.html
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From: VinodKumar's
on 12th June 2010 01:12 PM
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 01:17 PM
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vino... Behindwoods rating is 2.5/5 which is very gud for a debut movie....
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From: ajaybaskar
on 12th June 2010 03:25 PM
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Bingle,
Even in chennai, the film has been released only in one major theatre if i am not wrong. Not much of publicity as well. I remember a dubbed thriller called 'A film by Aravind' being released in good number of screens.
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From: MumbaiRamki
on 12th June 2010 03:56 PM
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Its released in albert ( 10 Pm) and in bala abhirami ( 12 noon, 10 pm shows )..Lets see if i can catch up on monday ..
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 07:48 PM
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 12th June 2010 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Its released in albert ( 10 Pm) and in bala abhirami ( 12 noon, 10 pm shows )..Lets see if i can catch up on monday ..
Nalla plan panni thaan show timings vatchirukkaanga... 10 pm..
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From: bingleguy
on 13th June 2010 08:17 PM
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thanks for sharing the review Madurai Vinod
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From: bingleguy
on 13th June 2010 08:17 PM
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From: bingleguy
on 13th June 2010 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by
ajaybaskar
Bingle,
Even in chennai, the film has been released only in one major theatre if i am not wrong. Not much of publicity as well. I remember a dubbed thriller called 'A film by Aravind' being released in good number of screens.
Depends on a lot of factors .... technically it would be a decision for the distributors..... only the team can answer this question i suppose ...
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From: bingleguy
on 13th June 2010 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
Originally Posted by
MumbaiRamki
Its released in albert ( 10 Pm) and in bala abhirami ( 12 noon, 10 pm shows )..Lets see if i can catch up on monday ..
Nalla plan panni thaan show timings vatchirukkaanga... 10 pm..
u bet ..... indha padathai Morning show light pottu paathaallum
bayamuruthum :P
andha veetai nerla 9 AM kku dhaan paathen
appove it was scary
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 13th June 2010 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Since its in tamil i couldn't read it... But the images look very
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 13th June 2010 08:38 PM
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the directors shud have made some songs for more publicity... I think that's the reason why it didn't receive much screens... Also since its a ghost type film, women and children won't be interested much...
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From: bingleguy
on 13th June 2010 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
the directors shud have made some songs for more publicity... I think that's the reason why it didn't receive much screens... Also since its a ghost type film, women and children won't be interested much...
as far as i know the directors got an OK for the release of the movie only a week before ..... enga paathaalum contacts vechirukkiravangalukke oru vaaram pathaadhu
ellathaiyum ready aa vechirundhu last one week release panra dhula and publicity la mattum concentrate pannuvaanga
but ivangalukku ready aagardhukke one week dhaan irundhadhu
but Kalaipuli Thanu helped them a lot on their release .... infact avar padam paatha apram dhaan viru viru nnu release velaigal thuvangithu ...
Your second point is true ... Summer vacation time illiyaa ... so women n children paakara maadiri dhaan movies release pannuvaanga
CINE-BIT - infact Naga sir oda Anandhapurathu veedu is also getting delayed since S pictures wanted to release RETTAI SUZHI during summer hols ....
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From: bingleguy
on 14th June 2010 07:57 PM
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ennappa ... yArAchum indha padam pAtheengala
oru mayyam review kkaaga aavalaa kaathu kittu irukken
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 14th June 2010 09:49 PM
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Watch Or Iravu, get spooked
"You've got to be careful in places like these. Your own shadow will terrorise you," Nakulan Ponnusamy (Sathish G) says to himself as he wanders from room to room, voice-recorder in hand, inside a haunted house.
A paranormal investigator, he sits in semi-darkness, listening to odd sounds and tracing light patterns late.
Or Iravu(One Night) -- directed by Hari Shankar, Harish Narayanan and Krishna Shekar -- has taken a few leaves from Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity, but it still manages to be original.
This is reportedly India's [Images] first viewpoint film, which means there is no protagonist. The camera takes that place; you hear what it does and move when it moves.
The Tamil movie begins with a TV show, which investigates bizarre murders. The anchor invites various people on the panel -- including Anand, an industrialist, and Tungsten, a paranormal investigator, to probe Ponnusamy's murder. As members of the public hem and haw through their perceptions of ghosts and the police explain the evidence, you're yanked from the show into the past by Nakulan, who decides to take you through his death through his own eyes. - ¡è MUST BE THE PLOT OF THE FILM ¡è
You follow Nakulan, a paranormal investigator with a degree in supernatural sciences, as Anand employs him to check out a haunted house in Munnar. You follow him as he gets his stuff together and travels to Munnar, rain spattering his windshield, listening to his life history, watching him give a lift to a random guy and getting directions from Govardhan, Anand's friend, who guides him to the house.
Govardhan won't come in, so an amused Nakulan moves away foliage, breaks open the lock (the key doesn't fit) and establishes himself in the ruins.The equipment to track paranormal activity (the word ghost is very rarely used in the movie by Nakulan) are numerous: walkie-talkies, tiny cameras that track the smallest movements, clocks, voice-recorders and what-not and there's junk food and books like Psychic Killers to keep Nakulan amused.
Sathish G, as Nakulan, is so down-to-earth that you can't help identifying with him. His voice portrays dry commonsense and nervousness very well.The dialogues are refreshingly real.The camera work, by Sathish, is excellent, 
while Shankar's editing is slick, especially in the first half. You do wish that he'd done some pruning in the second half, though.
Venkat Prabhu Shankar's background score works by not being too jarring; there are no songs.The only low points are the climax, which can be muddling if you have not paid attention to the movie, and the drop in the spook-factor in the second half, because it becomes predictable.
This movie doesn't cater to lovers of gore, blood-baths and eerie spirits that walk in white. Paranormal activity is tracked in a scientific fashion, making the film mostly mysterious, sometimes puzzling and plain spooky at other times. The pace is intentionally slow, but the attention to detail is mesmerizing. This is definitely worth a watch.
Rediff Rating: 3/5 
http://movies.rediff.com/review/2010...w-or-iravu.htm
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on 14th June 2010 09:50 PM
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 14th June 2010 09:54 PM
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 14th June 2010 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Late hit aaguma ?
almost all tamil films that were released this year had received a rating of some 2 or 2.5 or 3(very rare) out of 5... This film is a maiden venture for the crew... since some prominent websites have given a very gud review plus rating , it must be a hit for sure provided the movie is given more publicity...
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From: ajaybaskar
on 14th June 2010 11:08 PM
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One friend of mine watched this weekend and has been forcing me to book the tickets at the earliest.
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From: bingleguy
on 14th June 2010 11:11 PM
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Thanks for sharing the review Ilaya Vinod
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From: bingleguy
on 14th June 2010 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Late hit aaguma ?
almost all tamil films that were released this year had received a rating of some 2 or 2.5 or 3(very rare) out of 5... This film is a maiden venture for the crew... since some prominent websites have given a very gud review plus rating , it must be a hit for sure provided the movie is given more publicity...
Great to hear these inputs from you !!!! No other publicity is prominent as Word of mouth
You may spend a lot of money to create interest - but if the first person who see is not impressed - it carries ...... padathai pArthu kidaikkira vetri mrudhuvaaga vandhaalum mirattaludan vetriperum
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 14th June 2010 11:35 PM
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Orr Eravuu
Monday, June 14, 2010
Come and experience a new experiment over the horror genre. For those brimmed with same thoughts that ghosts would crawl all over the walls, kill its victims mercilessly and protagonist ’s vain to put an
end is a horror film all about, here’s a surprise.
‘ORR ERAVUU’ travels on a crispier narration as it puts an end to those clichés that were meant perpetual in horror movies. Let’s keep it short with synopsis.
A talk show exposes the problem of an individual, who reports that his mansion in Munnar has been possessed by ghosts. A student involved in studies of paranormal sources emerges out to sort out the mystery. Soon as he starts raveling mysteries behind the murders that took place inside that mansion, he is unaware about a gruesome enigma that ’s awaited for him.
''Ever came across a film that never recorded hero ’s face over the screens. ORR ERAVUU pioneers with this rummy approach.'' - the highlight of the movie as per the website.
For those familiar with Hollywood’s ‘Blair Witch Project’, (a film made with low budget and grossed with biggest collections at box office), this one may not be a new thing to experience. Nonetheless, the
technical aspects are far better than the Hollywood film. .. Nice to hear this.
With a running length of 90mins, the audiences will surely enjoy this film as the trio filmmakers: Hari,Harish and Krishna have added the right elements of a horror film.
The background score hasn ’t got more scope, but has some worth-mentioning sound effects. Venkat Prabhu Shankar on his musical take deserves special mention.
Since, the film has been crafted out as a docu-drama style, the narration is completely different and serious film lovers will find a lease of experience on it.
There are few important sequences that ’ll make
your senses shudder and remains deep into your memories even after walking out of theatres.. Well..well..then i have to reset my mind to stay away from the film since they say some scenes will remain deep rooted in our memories....
But at the box office level, one can expect this film to do wonder as this release is queued between big tickets like ‘Singam’ and next week release ‘Raavana’.
- What works: Shorter duration, Screenplay, P.O.V camera shot offers new experience.
- What doesn’t work: Music, climax and few unconvincing shots
- Verdict: Watch it for a different experience
+ Production: Hari Shankar
+ Direction: Hari Shankar, Harish Narayan & Krishna Sekhar
+ Star-casts: Sathish, Avanthika, Ajay, Asha
+ Music: Venkat Prabhu Shankar
www.top10cinema.com/review/5013/orr-eravuu
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:23 AM
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Another good one from top10cinema
Thanks for sharing the same Vinod .....
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:24 AM
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Everybody hints about the climax of the movie not upto the expectations ......
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:28 AM
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'Orr Eravvu' (Tamil, Horror, 2010)
Directors: Hari Shankar, Hareesh Narayan, Krishna Shekar
Cast: Sathish G, Haivantika, Asha, Anand and others
The horrific consequences one needs to face, as one tries to cross the line between the supernatural and the normal, forms the crux of 'Orr Eravuu'.
This novel experiment has three debutant directors wielding the megaphone. The film belongs to the docu-fiction-horror genre and is shot through a camera that is strapped on the narrator, giving a sense of realism, as the protagonist goes through harrowing experiences. With a well-planned script sans any distraction, and its unconventional narration, the film offers an engaging and thrilling experience to the viewer.
The film opens with a TV channel discussing the mysterious death of Nakulan Ponnusamy aka Nakul (Sathish G, the film’s cameraman and obviously the protagonist and narrator), an investigator of paranormal phenomena. The TV hostess interrogates the near and dear ones of Nakul and the neighbours around the haunted bungalow where Nakul had gone for his investigation.
The footage captured on camera by him and others before him, all form part of the discussion. And it’s then that we get to see from Nakul’s viewpoint what happened to him that fateful night, and his sense of foreboding with which he had crossed forbidden barriers. Nakul had been approached by businessman Anand (Anand Chandrasekhar) to investigate the presence of paranormal forces in Anand’s dilapidated bungalow in Munnar. Anand had however failed to inform Nakul that he had already sent three parapsychologists there, with unfortunate consequences. Nakul drives down to Munnar, fully equipped with gadgets that would trace out any paranormal activity. But after a night’s stay, he is found dead under mysterious circumstances.
The film does not try to scare you with gory scenes or ghosts suddenly popping up to jolt you out of your senses. But an eerie ambiance is maintained throughout, generating a sense of apprehension and fear. The spooky sound track, the background score (Venkatprabhu Shankar), the impressive cinematography particularly in the night shots in the bungalow (Sathish G), the live sound and the slick editing, all enhance the mood and feel.
The touch point seems to be films like 'Paranormal Activity' and 'The Blairwitch Project' (rehashed to disastrous results in 'Aghyath' in Hindi).
Every filmmaker claims his film to be different. But this film will truly be a different and a unique viewing experience for a Tamil viewer with a penchant for the supernatural-horror genre.
With a running time of about 110 minutes, 'Orr Eravuu' is a laudable and a novel attempt from a team of freshers
Courtesy : http://expressbuzz.com/entertainment...vu/181310.html
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:38 AM
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Courtesy: TOI
Movie Review: Old timers may recall a film with the same title which came out years ago, and was based on Annadurai’s story. However, the new ‘Orr iravu’ has other reasons to snag your interest. With the directors (there are three of them) claiming that this is the first viewpoint film in Indian cinema, with the content pegged around the paranormal, this is one outing which has the potential to take movie watching to an altogether different level.
A haunted house in Munnar, and Nakulan (Sathish G), a paranormal scientist setting out to unravel the mystery with gadgets which can record the presence of spirits-- the combination is enough to spook you out, and drive you to the edge of the seat. The wrong key given by the caretaker, the bone with which the lock is broken, and the sketch on the wall of a woman whose features are not detailed, all give you the chills so very nicely.
With the directors opting to use ‘mystery crimes’, a television programme to take the story forward, and letting you know early on that Nakulan died unnaturally, you begin to chew your nails instead of the pop corn. However, all the feverish excitement is lost when the film stays confined to the documentary feel. The viewpoint shots following every move during the night become tedious after a while, and the badly canned shots merely give you a headache. There are too many loopholes in the story. Nakulan is sent to explore the haunted house by businessman Anand Chandrasekar, but how come the paranormal scientist fails to ask the basic questions of whether other teams had been sent in the past ? How is it that the planchet paper is discovered by Nakulan, but nothing happens for hours after that? How does he have the time to remove all the elaborate wiring he had put in place when he finds the presence of numerous orbs (spirits)? Above all, the basic answer to a murder mystery remains unanswered: Why do the spirits suddenly murder him, when they had left him alone for hours? Although Nakulan says that he has crossed the fine dividing line between the world of spirits and the earthy world, the claim is not substantiated by his actions. They never go beyond using gadgets to record the presence or absence. You come out feeling cheated of goosebumps
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:39 AM
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Originally Posted by
ajaybaskar
One friend of mine watched this weekend and has been forcing me to book the tickets at the earliest.
neenga kandippa paathutu unga review kodunga Ajay
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 12:43 AM
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Courtesy : Galatta.com
http://tamil.galatta.com/entertainme...%20Eravuu.html
Darkness, associated with evil, has always horrified humanity. Nights are considered to be the time when evil forces are in greater control. We have all heard numerous folklore and legends associated with nights and creatures of the night. Curious over these legends and baffled by some inexplicable phenomena, some developed paranormal science, a branch of study and methods to study these phenomena. Eraa in pure Tamil means night.
What is it about?
Eraa, now renamed Orr Eravuu, is a film based on paranormal science and the horror associated with nights. Orr Eravuu is presented from the protagonist's viewpoint, thus enhancing your involvement and deepening the thrill. The film is about a TV reporter and her experiences when she goes in search of clues to unravel the mystery behind the sudden death of paranormal investigator Nakul.
Nakulan Ponnusamy (aka) Nakul, a paranormal investigator, goes in search of concrete evidence to prove the existence of ghosts and spirits. Believed to be haunted, the unoccupied house of a leading Industrialist in Munnar is chosen as the subject of study by Nakul.
After a complete night's stay for his primary investigations, Nakul is found dead under mysterious circumstances. Interestingly Nakul has recorded all the incidents that took place inside the house on a video camera and a leading TV channel is all set to air the tape on their prime time programme. What happened to Nakul? How did he die? Watch out in Orr Eravuu!
The Performance
Orr Eravuu is produced by Hari Shankar; Sathish G. handles the camera while editing is done by Hari Shankar. Music is composed by Venkat Prabu Shankar. Hari Shankar, Hareesh Narayan and Krishna Sekhar have penned the story and screenplay of Orr Eravuu apart from wielding the megaphone.
Orr Eravuu looks very promising and will definitely change the way horror films are made in Kollywood. The film does not rely on graphical representation of gory scenes, sex and songs, but will still send chilling sensations down your spine.
Other
With this film, many modern gadgets and concepts, which are really used by paranormal scientists and investigators, are introduced to Kollywood. Some of these are:
EMF: Electromagnetic field meter is used to detect the presence of ghosts, which according paranormal investigators, alters the EMF of an area.
EVP: Electronic voice phenomenon is the presence of unusual and unexplainable noises in any type of video or audio recording; these noises sound pretty close to human voices; many paranormal investigators claim these are messages from the dead who are trying to contact us constantly.
Orbs: They are little unexplainable objects seen when normal photographs are developed. Though many believers claim these are ghostly apparitions, many write them off as mere reflections.
Ouija board (pronounced Wee-Gee board): This object, familiar to many of us, is a board printed with letters, numbers and other symbols, and having a pointer. It is claimed that spirits can spell their messages to us through this board.
All these are claims of paranormal investigators and the rest of the scientific community is highly sceptical about them.
But when put together in a horror film, the thrill is maximized. Orr Eravuu brings all these concepts (found mostly in Hollywood films) to Kodambakkam and has given a new dimension to horror films of Kollywood.
Though made with newcomers, this horror thriller will surely have a blood-curdling impact on its viewers. So be ready to be thrilled!
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From: Dilbert
on 15th June 2010 12:53 AM
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Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
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From: VinodKumar's
on 15th June 2010 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
Dilbert, u watched the movie ?
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From: Dilbert
on 15th June 2010 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
Dilbert, u watched the movie ?
nope. some of the reviews / tralier , indicates my peeling..
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
padam paatheengala ? did it look like a copy ????
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From: VinodKumar's
on 15th June 2010 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
Dilbert, u watched the movie ?
nope. some of the reviews / tralier , indicates my peeling..
Oh ok.
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Originally Posted by
VinodKumar's
Originally Posted by
Dilbert
Another rip off from Hollywood. with Indian masala .
Paranormal Activity.. !
Cloverfield!
Dilbert, u watched the movie ?
nope. some of the reviews / tralier , indicates my peeling..
ah !
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 02:54 AM
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IMO, (since i ve not watched the movie yet) - the concept may be what we have heard a lot these days in Hollywood ... and there are clearly many types of approaches to a concept .....
this is one such approach
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 15th June 2010 02:33 PM
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Bingle
Padam paathutu unga review podunga, naa volume ah kuraichutu parkirEn
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Bingle
Padam paathutu unga review podunga, naa volume ah kuraichutu parkirEn
adu seri ..... online la eppo release pannuvaangalo nnu edhirpaathukittu irukken
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From: PARAMASHIVAN
on 15th June 2010 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by
bingleguy
Originally Posted by
PARAMASHIVAN
Bingle
Padam paathutu unga review podunga, naa volume ah kuraichutu parkirEn
adu seri ..... online la eppo release pannuvaangalo nnu edhirpaathukittu irukken
theriyala
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 07:54 PM
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Courtesy:
http://www.clapsandboos.com/reviews/...ormal-activity
Orr Iravu initially called ‘ERAA’ comes with a tag ‘India’s first viewpoint film’ also called ‘camera point of view’ movie. Perhaps we have seen and astonished at the recent Paranormal Activity or the classic Blair Witch Project. In the lines comes an Indian answer to Paranormal Activity, Orr Iravu.
Movie starts with a serial and never goes or drags like an usual serial. The momentum keeps going with awesome non linear play. The movie takes break between the reality show and the protagonist’s narration. What I mean by Protagonist is the camera itself. The story is pretty simple and cool about the mystery involved in the death of Nakulan Ponnusamy, a Paranormal Investigator. A dead man narrating his death is something unusual but that’s excellently connected with the help of the reality show in the form of evidences and proofs.
For Tamil Cinema, we have literally drenched on seeing White Ujaala Saree, Fox howling, Blood shed faces, etc., We keep telling ourselves when will we change from these portrayal of ghosts! Well, we have finally a movie of such kind, which really speaks about reality. This is just to stress the fact that the amount of investigation and ground work has been done by the team for talking a movie which is very much lacking in many potential directors. Now days, we hardly see a movie without song, glamour, lip lock scenes, etc., These are just bitter facts about the trend that we have and there are movies like this which needs a welcome.
There are so many things in the movie to be enjoyed. First thing that will make everyone to speak is the camera man! The hero himself has handled the camera and this is an excellent work. Beautiful usage of natural lights and thoroughly maintained the realism throughout the movie. Another thing to be loved is the narration and dialogues. We have very less cast in the movie and most of the play was occupied the camera himself. I started enjoying the dialogues when Nakulan started to feel from the moment he walked out of Anand’s house after collecting his assignment. He takes us a ride along side with him explaining how he enjoyed things as he sees. There were witty dialogues and teasers kept then and there. Lovable haunting back ground score. If I had to name one horror movie in which I enjoyed and literally haunted by the music, I would say ‘Rosemary’s Baby’. A background score for a movie earns full marks when it buzzes your ear after several hours of the movie. Rosemary’s Baby’s BGM score haunts me even now! But now I have watched Orr Iravu. Period. Well, it’s not just the BGM alone, there are 3 brilliant men behind the scenes as well as in the scenes, the directors of this paranormal thriller. Handheld camera shoot is probably the toughest work for the editing department. But Hari has made it look so smooth and pleasant without any abrupt jumps. The directors of the movie have done a remarkable job by keeping the audience engaged every minute. It’s seriously a roller coaster experience, as the movie makes you yourself what will happen next? Thought it’s quite evident that Nakulan will die, it’s quite commendable job to make the audience engaging even though they knew what’s gonna happen at the end.
Verdict – A must watch for the brave attempt and a roller coaster experience!
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 07:55 PM
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Courtesy:
http://www.clapsandboos.com/reviews/...nt-experience-
What makes it so special ?
Let me be frank , Most of us( atleast me) are not interested in low budget flicks shot by a bunch of amateurs. When such flicks release along with a big movie , We tend to opt for the big ones by skipping such low-bud flicks no matter how different or appealing they really are.
The main problem with such Low-Bud's is that most of them are made out of a point of "Novelty" and they seldom contain content beyond that "Novelty" or "USP". Many such films have sunk UN-noticed because those film-makers work over-time in improvising their "USP" and forget to add any content to support them and the end product looks like a pretty piece of garnish scrapped over pathetic food.
Thankfully thats not the case with this thriller, Eraa (a.k.a) Orr Iravu is one of the very few exceptions that successfully manages to find a place into the elite category of films which scores a tick mark on both "content" and "novelty" check-boxes
"India's first view point film" - This is what the makers promised and this is what anybody will expect out of the movie. According to me ,a movie can be called as 'good' if it manages to satisfy the amount of expectations a viewer has on it. Now what do you call a movie that not only satisfies the viewer's expectation but also greets the viewer with a lot more present surprises that are extremely enjoyable ?? In my diction - Such a movie is "Great" and Orr Iravu easily falls under the "great" category.
The thing that makes the movie seem so great is that the makers have taken significant care in packaging the movie with a lot of content that works as a back-bone to the USP of the movie, thereby churning out a quality product that stands very tall. The content and the USP are excellently co-related in such a manner that it grips the audience throughout the running length.
The Plot
We have Nakul, an adventurous guy with a passion for Paranormal sciences ( graduated in a degree on paranormal sciences in London), taking up a case for a typical businessman Anand who wants to build a housing complex over a stretch of land that is plain and desolated except for a small manor that stands in his way. People believe that it is haunted, and Nakul reaches the spot for investigation. What happens next forms the crux of the story.
The Writing
As i said before , the writing involved in this movie is excellent. A lot of research has been done and we are introduced to an array of accessories that a paranormal investigator uses during the process of a investigation. The twists and turns are placed quite well in between and the screenplay itself which travels from present to past quite often is very much engrossing.
What makes the writing seem very enjoyable is the attention that is paid for minute details. For example , while Mystery TV telecasts the investigation over Nakul's demise ( the TV has a "Mystery TV" Signature in its Mid-Left portion - a detail that is seldom noticed I must say !! ) his girl-friend's face will be darkened and we do not get to know her name. We also have a web-cam quality relay from a United States' professor about the Video Orbs with dimmed clarity. This might seem simple as we have came across such videos and censorship only in TV channels ,but it seldom features in movies. Such small nuances helps us to relate with the happenings on the movie screen as it feels very natural and realistic.
Now the part that writing plays does not end here. The makers seem to have incorporated few bits of symbolism and foreshadowing in a lot of places.
When Nakul moves to Munnar , we get to see a lorry that carries a pack of Buffalos. If u are in good terms with Indian mythology - u must be aware that a Buffalo is Lord Yema's vehicle.
You think its a mere coincidence ??? If yes, then did u notice that the place in which the manor rested was called "Bison Valley". More than a coincidence is it not ?
This leaves a clue to an impending disaster that Nakul is going to face. Such intelligent writing extends its hands to the characterization department too as it makes the endeavors of Nakul more believable.
Technical Department
The movie is technically brilliant. The Camerawork needs a special mention. It is not easy to walk with a High definition camera, yet the cinematographer took up the challenge and his work exceeds all expectations. If he can maintain his good form, He will become the next big thing in the industry for certain.
BGM is very good as it brings out the eerie feeling pretty well without harming the viewer's ear. Sound mixing was excellent and the sound of door cranking and alarming thuds sends a chill down our spine. The clarity of dialogues are a point of concern , as a couple of sequences had dialogues that lacked clarity and volume.
Editing is slick and smooth . There is no lagging moment in the movie. The repeated jump from present and the past sequences are a challenge for any editor , but this guy seems to have passed it with flying colours
Overall Round up
The flaws are less in numbers. The biggest one being the Climax that is very difficult to comprehend. I do understand that the makers have tried to walk in a line between "Amanushyam" and "science" without falling on either sides , but the climax did not work for me at all. That too for a film made with such brilliance, climax seems to be a big let down.
Also the acting from the cast ( esp. Anand ) did not fit in the "realistic" image that the movie carried throughout.
But these flaws are so small in number and are very far apart to be even considered as "negatives"
To sum it up- Orr Iravu offers lot more than just the first ever "View Point" experience. With a running length of 1 hour and 40 minutes, its racy and the momentum does not abate at any point of the movie. It not only offers you with a mind-blowing " View Point " experience , but also greets the viewer with a well packaged thriller that will keep you on the edge of the seat throughout the movie.
My Verdict - 4 / 5 : Must watch on the "Big" screen
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From: ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
on 15th June 2010 08:10 PM
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... So climax seems to be the real culprit.
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From: bingleguy
on 15th June 2010 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by
ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
... So climax seems to be the real culprit.
enakku Climax nijamaa teriyaadhu
except for one small detail
that a Professor from US university's opinion is relayed as part of the climax (webcam la pesara maadiri) ... but conclusion pathi eduvum teriyala .....
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From: bingleguy
on 16th June 2010 08:25 PM
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Courtesy : Cinefundas.com
http://www.cinefundas.com/2010/06/14...l-movie-review
So far Hollywood films have been inspiring our K-town moviemakers in a more clichéd way. Especially, the kind of horror films we have been witnessing over past few decades, they have been a mere replica of those best Hollywood horror blockbusters. Say for instances, Exorcist, Gothika, One Missed Call and so on. These movies had the white ghostly figure flying jumping across the walls and sometimes chilling your spines.
But here’s something much dissimilar and completely unique from those stereotyped flicks. Again, ‘ORR IRAVU’ is inspired by Hollywood’s trendsetting film ‘Blair Witch Project’.
BWP was a low-budget film made by independent filmmakers, in which the lead characters weren’t shown over the screens till the last moment. This was an extraordinary film about group of media students embarking a journey into the deep woods on investigating paranormal activity. In all likelihood, ‘ORR IRAVU’ is about one student of paranormal studies accepting an offer to investigate about phenomenal mysteries buried inside a big mansion at Munnar.
It’s could be really shocking for the student when he discovers that the owner himself hasn’t dared to enter it. With the aid of certain equipments and technical instruments that grasp such phenomenal vibrations, the student sets out to unravel the mystery hidden inside the house. Soon as he disentangles the mystery behind each murders revolving the mansion, things are gonna be very complicated for this young chap.
Let’s start the analysis on appreciative note. Three Filmmakers Hari, Harish Narayanan and Krishna Sekhar have set forth with a really challenging theme. Doubtlessly, it’s a film meant for wannabe filmmakers, who were brimmed with wrong beliefs that big budgets and hero-oriented films alone would make them win. Say for instance, right from the beginning till the end, the protagonist’s face isn’t shown as the entire sequences moves from his point of view.
Well, there’s nothing here to speak about the actor’s performance as the complete film belongs to the creative narration. As mention earlier, there aren’t any repeated traits of horror genre as you don’t feel the thrill in the same way. But of course, you may be frozen down with few shots in unusual manner.
However, the film’s climax could have been set on a different style as it reminiscences of prototyped attribute. Kudos to these auteurs as they have narrated the entire film with sleek approach of just 100mins…
On the whole, ‘ORR IRAVU’ has something new to offer for the serious film lovers while others, who ardently watch commercial cinema, may find this to be an alien in Kodambakkam.
Cast & Crew:
Star-casts: Sathish, Avanthika, Ajay, Asha
Direction: Hari Shankar, Harish Narayan & Krishna Sekhar
Production: Hari Shankar
Music: Venkat Prabhu Shankar
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From: rifath
on 16th June 2010 10:27 PM
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i wanted to introduce things like EMF EVF and
and those "destination truth" kind of things in my script
but unfortunately they used it 1st
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From: bingleguy
on 17th June 2010 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by
rifath
i wanted to introduce things like EMF EVF and
and those "destination truth" kind of things in my script
but unfortunately they used it 1st
Well, there is nothing called first about these things Rifath..... its about how its related to the script ..... if the same could be shown in a different way - why will viewers not accept .......
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From: rifath
on 17th June 2010 09:26 PM
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[quote="bingleguy"]
Originally Posted by
rifath
i wanted to introduce things like EMF EVF and
and those "destination truth" kind of things in my script
but unfortunately they used it 1st
Well, there is nothing called first about these things Rifath..... its about how its related to the script ..... if the same could be shown in a different way -
why will viewers not accept .......[/quote]
no but for viewers the idea will be more fresh in this movie.
but hopefully they accept my story
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From: ajaybaskar
on 22nd June 2010 09:54 PM
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According to the ads in the dailies, the film is gonna be re-released in major multiplexes very soon.
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From: bingleguy
on 22nd June 2010 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by
ajaybaskar
According to the ads in the dailies, the film is gonna be re-released in major multiplexes very soon.
wow ... tats amazing ..... this would surely mean the movie has received a warm welcome in the initial arena ...
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From: bingleguy
on 24th December 2010 01:45 AM
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"ORR ERAVUU" won BEST INDEPENDENT TAMIL FEATURE FILM AWARD... Jai Ho..!
