In the Mood for Movies

I've seen so many Bollywood Films via Netflix in the last few years and I thought I'd add more film titles here, which are about 22 of them that I can remember seeing and have loved and enjoyed watching. Unfortunately, I haven't seen any new Bollywood movies lately since Netflix haven't add anything new and interesting that catches my attention nor worth a look. There isn't anything new that stars my favorite Bollywood actors either. So, they're pretty much most of the same old movies I've already seen and others I don't really care for. I'm waiting for something new to be added soon (hopefully) that'll capture my interest and will make me want to see it. Anyway, here's my new list of  22 Bollywood films I've seen in recent years...

This week's movie to watch (our 36th film pick) will be ... Bride & Prejudice (2004) Starring: Aiswarya Rai, Martin Henderson Watch the trailer below: [source: NorthangerPark ] Enjoy watching Bride & Prejudice until Friday next... After viewing this movie, be sure to answer the following list of questions (to post and discuss with fellow FF participants in the following Friday in the P&P thread here or post a comment here in my Movies Blog ) below: 1) Post a brief review of the movie (ie. story, plot, location, cast, acting, music/score, costume, cinematography, directing, etc.) 2) What did you think of the movie? 3) What would you rate this movie out of ten? Would you see it again? 4) What is/are your favorite scene(s) from the movie? 5) Most Favorite character(s) and why? 6) Least Favorite character(s) and why? 7) Most Favorite scene(s)? 8) Least favorite scene(s)?

Ok, I'm not Indian nor do I speak Hindi or any dialect they speak, lol... but I must say, I love their movies. Lately, I found myself watching a lot of Bollywood films. I love how characters sing (though I've recently found out that the actors lip syncs to songs from playback singers) and dance in between scenes of their movies and their beautiful music and colorful costumes. I discovered Bollywood movies after seeing Bride & Prejudice movie (the Bollywood version of P&P) a few years ago and I've just been into it more recently as a co-worker of my Mom would let her borrow Bollywood movies (while he/she borrows my American movies on DVDs, hehe). One of the few things I didn't like about Bollywood movies though is that they don't really kiss nor they do love scenes in most of them (except for a certain few films such as Salaam Namaste . Love this one). Not that I can't watch them without the kissing or love scenes, but sometimes they should be shown for...