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This is a good movie, beyond telling! Non-stop laughter for 3 hours, with a pinch of emotional bit towards the end. Aamir Khan is just a fantastic actor! And not to mention, charming! His movie Taare Zameen Par is also good, he played as an inspiring art teacher (:

And I HIGHLY recommend you to watch this. Like I said this is awesome, but saying all these won't justify how good this movie is.


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And I've recently watched this too, the final French DVD out of the ones Sitt lent to me. Boy, I took more than a semester to finish. Blame school haha.

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Yes this movie has a great deal of gore, not bloody though just violent. And the whole concept of it is unique but scary. Betting on the lives of others. Never heard of, which I think makes it a one interesting movie.


Next french movies to watch:
- L'auberge Espagnole (A Spanish apartment)
- À la folie... pas du tout (He loves me, he loves me not)

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