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Born in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Dec. 11, 1937, Khan went on to appear in around 300 Hindi- and Urdu-language movies. His movie credits included the Taqdeerwala comedy in 1995, the action romancer Naseeb in 1981, which he co-wrote, and the 1990 action comedy Bapp Numbri Beta Dus Numbri.
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Before you break under the pressure of daily routines, resort to some jolly times by watching a rib-tickling light comedy. Allow us to suggest a list of Bollywood comedy movies, specially curated for you!
Speaking of the Bollywood comedy movies list, how can we not talk of the iconic Hera Phera?! The movie is based on the life of three men who are trying to make a decent living in Mumbai. One fateful night they receive a call from the infamous goon Kabeera who creates more confusion and problems in their lives. This call ensures a hysterical journey that makes them rich overnight. The dialogue delivery and the dynamic sync between the three is an absolute delight to watch. This classic comedy movie will tickle your bones till the very end!
Sulekha is in awe of her brother-in-law (Raghvendra) and thinks he is the smartest person to live. Her husband Dr. Parimal Tripathi challenges her belief and makes a fool out of Raghvendra with the help of his friends Sukumar Sinha and P.K Srivastava. Portrayed by veteran actor Om Prakash, Raghvendra is a strict man of principles who believes Hindi is the greatest language of all. Dharmendra and Amitabh Bachchan form an exemplary duo and Chupke Chupke further cements this. Chupke Chupke is clean and light-hearted, the kind of Bollywood comedy movie you can watch with your family.
After their startup fails, two unsuccessful photographers work for a publication that exposes the rich. While photographing for the same publication they accidentally uncover a high profile murder. They try to milk the murder but in vain. The Mahabharata enactment has earned them critical acclaim. Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro is a classic comedy of errors and deserves a position on the Bollywood comedy movies list.
Easily the most unique Bollywood comedy movie to be made, Tere Bin Laden is a satire based on the most famous terrorist Osama Bin Laden. Small-time reporter Ali Hassan comes across a Bin Laden look alike and uses him to his advantage. The FBI gets involved and creates trouble for Ali and his gang.
Who is the number one comedian of India? Um, Govinda of course! His movie Haseena Maan Jayegi just proves this. Brothers Sonu and Monu are rich yet lazy. Their father wants them to become serious in life instead all they do is play pranks. In the course of playing pranks, the brothers fall for Ritu and Pooja, who happen to be sisters. The comic timing of the entire cast is impressive. Never a dull moment in this Bollywood comedy movie! Also, if you were not aware, the song What is Mobile Number has proven to be a successful wooing tactic. You can try it yourself!
This is a list of all the Indian films available for streaming for free on Amazon Prime in the United States. Many of the movies in this list are also available for rent without an Amazon Prime subscription.
With all the remakes, reboots ("soft" or otherwise), and re-imaginings the film industry blasts out, it's hardly surprising to learn that a particular project existed in some form or another. But things get a little more interesting when you find out that the updated version of a movie has so overtaken the original that you had no idea it was a remake at all.
And that's too bad, because writer/director/producer/star/stuntman H.B. Halicki's Gone in 60 Seconds is an amazing movie. It gives about half of its total runtime to a ridiculous, epic car chase that famously destroyed 93 vehicles. And they weren't even computer-generated because it was the mid-'7os, and filmmakers did not have access to that kind of sorcery. They just went ahead and smashed them up for real.
We don't even remember enough about Sena's movie to talk about it, and we don't like it enough to watch it again. Nicolas Cage probably Nicolas Caged a lot, and at one point he jumps a car over such a ridiculous distance that we didn't know if we were watching an action movie or a gritty remake of The Absent-Minded Professor.
The original Scarface's enduring contribution, other than helping usher in the Motion Picture Code (which ultimately lead to the current ratings system) and providing the basis for a lesser but better-known remake, is its "X" motif, which has the most sinister of letters appearing to foreshadow death. Martin Scorsese ripped this idea off for his Oscar-winning 2006 film The Departed. And that was a more famous remake of the 2002 Hong Kong movie Infernal Affairs, so there's a bonus entry for you.
Guy Ritchie's 2002 version of the 1974 original, which is widely considered the low point of his career, has a rich woman (Madonna) stranded on an island with the first mate of her cruise ship (Adriano Giannini, whose father Giancarlo starred in the original). Because high society apparently does not prepare people to fend for themselves in survival situations, the two have a role reversal before inevitably and inexplicably falling in love. Even "better," this all happens with the same slapping around and attempted rape that the 1974 Swept Away contains, so if you're looking for a silver lining, you're watching the wrong movie.
The actual content of Ritchie's film is pretty incidental, however. The relevant part is that it was his worst reviewed movie to date, and that includes his weird, semi-gangster movie Revolver, which came out three years later. It was a legitimate slump. It's neither fair nor productive to try to place blame here, but we can't help but notice that RocknRolla, both Sherlock Holmes films, and The Man from UNCLE came out after the marriage ended, and they all got way better reviews than Swept Away did.
40 years before Ocean's Eleven gave George Clooney and Brad Pitt an opportunity to hang out with their cool friends and oh, by the way, make a heist movie, Oceans 11 gave Frank Sinatra and a handful of other Rat Pack members a chance to hang out with their cool friends and oh, by the way, make a heist movie. While the earlier crew manages to burgle five casinos in one night, Clooney's group was so laid back that they only make it to three.
Director Roger Corman's microbudget horror-comedy was a precursor of sorts to Mel Brooks' The Producers. Both started as "normal" movies before getting stage adaptations as musicals, and then those musicals got their own film versions later. Unlike The Producers, however, people remember the movie musical based on The Little Shop of Horrors.
The thing is that we aren't even sure the film would have been that great if everything had gone according to the original plan. Original director Richard Stanley, whose previous work included Hardware and Dust Devil, is not one of our favorite filmmakers; his stuff has always seemed to require a certain amount of intoxication or rubbermindedness to really appreciate. So on the one hand, we're mad that we saw a dumb movie, but we also don't envy stand-in director John Frankenheimer (The Manchurian Candidate) for having to go in and salvage something the studio could release.
But director John Carpenter's 1982 film, which is less a straight remake as it is a more faithful version of the original novella, Who Goes There? (which was not about a murderous vegetable-man), has overtaken the '50s movie in the hearts of sci-fi and horror fans. That's thanks to an effective, ambiguous plot that rewards repeated viewings, Carpenter's expert direction that captures the claustrophobia of the setting and the characters' rising paranoia and horror, and the incredible, gruesome creature effects by Rob Bottin (Robocop, Seven).
The creature is the real star of the picture, which is saying something for a movie that has an ensemble cast that includes Kurt Russell, Keith David, and a surprisingly terrifying Wilford Brimley. And save for a single stop-motion gag late during the climax, the alien monster effects are practical, which means they've held up way better than most CGI will. And if you saw the 2011 prequel, which had the studio replacing a lot of the gorgeous mechanical work with dodgy computer effects like a whirling tower of Tetris blocks, you know the difference.
With their meet-cute out of the way, Susan and Coffee Shop Guy (we never learn his name) take off in opposite directions down a sidewalk. They do that "stop, turn, and look" combo that only attractive people in movies can do without looking super creepy, until CSG turns around in the middle of a crosswalk, and he can't see her anymore.
Heat, which stars Robert De Niro as a vicious bank robber and Al Pacino as the cop trying to catch him, is one of the best crime dramas ever made. The onscreen meeting of De Niro and Pacino was a huge marketing hook ahead of the movie's release, and it manages to exceed the hype. But this movie probably wouldn't have happened without L.A. Takedown, an unsuccessful 1989 TV pilot that Mann turned into its own movie.
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