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  Too Much Visual Effects, Eye catchy Sets, Predictable Plot and Grandeur Visuals Looks Rajamouli lost his way because of the huge budget involved in Baahuabli 2 and the expectations surrounding the movie. Even though "Why Kattappa killed Baahubali?" explained in a very logical way, the part seems to be dragged for a while and it test the viewer's patience. Anushka entralls in her role and looks dashing and stunning in authentic vintage costumes, but few scenes we can see Anushka changes drastically that's a bit of let down. Only saving factor of the movie is Prabhas himself, he carries the film on his shoulders. Ramyakrishnan, Nasser, Sathyaraj, Rana,Tammanna and all the supporting cast have done their part well. Especially Rajamouli is able to get the best of the actors. Be it small eye movement to huge stunts, looks a lot of hard work went in to making of the movie. Most of the fight scenes are filled with visual effects and it feels you are watching 3D movie ...

Tim: Sundar, I know you are using an iPhone. Sundar: How do you know that? Tim: Siri has the voice profiles of millions of people and it can identify people by voice. Sundar: That's great but I also know you're using Google Maps. Tim: No way but out of curiosity how do tell that? Sundar: If you were using Apple Maps, you would never have made to the restaurant on time.  There is a small cultural angle too. Eating with bare hands is an Indian practice (which Sundar would have followed at least the first 21 years in his life) due to which parents force their kids sit as close as possible to the dining table and even lean on it. I could relate very much to the position in which Sundar is sitting. In other picture, Tim looks authoritative and Sundar has a satisfied smirk. Bromance is brewing and both are impressed by each other.

Here are some facts i felt are worth trying once. 1. Play “Atari Breakout”(Google Images) Go to  Google Images , type "Atari Breakout", hit the Search button, wait for a second for the game to start. 2. Play Pacman Type "Pacman" and click Search. Click to start playing the game. 3. Play Zerg Rush Type "zerg rush" and click Search in Google Search to play this  cheeky game. Your page is taken over by little o’s and you have to click  on them destroy them, before they destroy your search results. 4. How to Pronounce Big Numbers To have Google Search teach you how to pronounce big numbers, just  type in the figure then add an equal (=) / (in) plus English. This works for up to 13 digits only. This works only for English language. 5.  Solve Geometrical Shapes With google search you can solve for geometrical shapes such as  circle, rectangle, triangle, trapezoid, ellipse etc. Type “solve” and  add a sha...

Ross Geller : Love your work like your life. No matter what , in the end you always get your Rachel. Never eat anyone's food specially sandwich . Rachel Green: Be bold and glamorous. No matter what you were earlier , you can always transform yourself . Make mistakes but learn from them. NEVER cheat on Rachel. Monica Geller: Be passionate about your work. Its okay if you have obsession with something. Sometimes you don’t need the most perfect match for you to make you happy. You find life time happiness in the unexpected things. Chandler Bing: Love your partner more than anything. Make jokes . People like it because Sarcasm is the new sexy. Never open the door of “What’s wrong with me?”. Joey Tribianni: Being stupid is not always bad. Sometimes it is adorable too. Understand the true meaning of friendship. Love food. It brings happiness :p Choose friendship above love. Your HUGSY is your’s ONLY. Phoebe Buffay: Be weird . It feels wonderful ....

10.  Open Range  (2003) - Kevin Costner directed and costarred in this excellent love letter to the western. It's a story about honor and change. It's 1882, the end of the west is on the horizon. Duvall and Costner play ranchers moving a herd across the country. When one of their men is brutalized by a corrupt land baron that is holding a town under his thumb, the two men feel obligated to stop this evil. " Man's got a right to protect his property and his life, and we ain't lettin' no rancher or his lawman take either. " - Boss Spearman 9.  Red River  (1948) - A Howard Hawks/Wayne collaboration. In the Dark Knight, there's a line that goes: " You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain ."  Red River  is an examination of that process. It is also a look at one of the legendary cattle drives from Texas to Kansas. Wayne plays Thomas Dunson, depicted over a 14 year period, as we watch him go from a...

The Expanse  — I haven’t loved a show this much since Deep Space Nine. I mean, take a look at my list. Clearly it’s scifi-centric. But this show does it like nobody else. Legion  — I haven’t loved a show this much since The Exp … oh. Right. I already used this line. The show’s a good fun mind-fuck. Very twisted and dark. Rick & Morty  — Probably the funniest, vulgarest cartoon ever made for TV. Very witty and original. Lots of Nietzsche and Kant. WestWorld  — Another great show that makes you explore the nature of consciousness and sentience. I love how we have to confront the nature of having a pre-determined path but still aware of it. Stranger Things  — Ripped right out of the decade from my childhood. It’s a combination of Spielberg, Abrams and 80’s scifi. Doctor Who  — Doesn’t need explaning. Still … I miss River. Bosch  — IMO, the best show put out by Amazon Prime. Samantha Bee  — She makes me laugh about the fucked up nature of...

​ Page : I’m Special Agent Page, FBI. Sheldon : You say you’re Special Agent Page, FBI. Page : Here’s my I.D. Sheldon : And here is my Justice League membership card. But that doesn’t prove I know Batman.

1. The oldest known selfie (1839). 2.No need for an alarm clock when you had a “knocker-up” (early 20th century). 3. This woman was photographed mid-sneeze (1900). 4. A group of nine kings gather to mourn the death of King Edward VII (1910). 5. These boys – called “pin boys” – set up the bowling pins before the automatic system was invented (1914). 6. This prohibition-era poster shows the sentiments of the time. 7. This policeman is transporting a prisoner in a “mobile booking cage” (1921). 8. Two girls creating an illusion (1920). 9. Beauty pageant winners (1922). 10. Women’s bathing suits used to be measured to ensure they weren’t too short (1920).

For the 90s kids 1. The Exorcist The Exorcist is a classic horror movie, and for a good reason. This story of an innocent little girl possessed by an evil demon has been captivating audiences since the movie’s release in 1973. You won’t forget the image of the child’s possessed face, or her unnatural body positions, including the famous revolving head scene. The claustrophobic nature of the setting – an ordinary family home – adds to the creepiness of the situation. It also helps that the acting is superb. Expect to be scared silly by this creepy horror flick, which has been making audiences afraid to sleep alone for more than forty years. “The Exorcist” is based on the terrifying novel by William Peter Blatty that has spawned a total of five movies. However, none can compare to the original which was nominated for 10 Academy Awards. Even without the help of special effects, the film is thoroughly convincing and contains some truly heart-stopping moments that terrif...

Anonymous writer. 30 year old,Indian male. I started my career with an Indian IT firm at age of 23. After working for while in bangalore for close to 3 years I was sent to US for a client engagement,there I stayed for another 3 years before I raised a request to move to India to my base location aka Bangalore.However after 5-6 months I finally stepped down from my corporate job and moved to my hometown Jaipur. Purpose of writing all this “tell me about yourself” kind of para above, is because I feel that person who is reading this answer should get a gist that my life till now has been quite unsettling as well as volatile. Coming from small town to metro then to US, I literally saw myself evolving a lot during whole process.I will discuss about three different phases of my life in response to this question my distant past,my recent past and my present (only restricted to my experience with different social environments). Distant past (Bangalore) Bangalore was quite organise...