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To me, M N Shamylamy's (sp, w/e) is sorta the equivalent of Tolkein's Roverandom. Not comparing Shamylamy to Tolkein, just Roverandom's relativity to his normal work. Its a more sort of whimisical fun peice.

Saw the movie today, and I enjoyed it. My only tiffs were that the beginning and end weren't developed enough.

Also, in most his works, something about the directing would strike me as above par. Unluckily, it didn't in this one.

20% is only critics, users is 80%. Critics seem to have some trait that makes them different from the majority. Despite their vast expierance with movies as their occupation, rarely do their opinions reflect the public's.

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Originally Posted by Musharraf

Uhh okay... well I have never been a fan of Shyalaman's work. I think he's the Uwe Boll for rich people.

Thats a terrible comparison. Even if you dont like the story, you must admit he can direct, as well as manages to pull in some pretty good cast members. All Boll can do is gain the funding for the films; all other aspects are way way sub par.

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no, your paper journalist didn't listen very well.

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