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- Death threats don't scare Ram Gopal Varma who is ready with ‘Rakht Charitra'… says he is not guilty of making a violent film! We like.
- "Ranbir Kapoor can be the next Amitabh Bachchan," says ‘Anjaan Anjaani' director Siddhartha Anand… is there anyone who can be Big B? We doubt.
- Writer-lyricist Gulzar diagnosed with Malaria… Ouch, ek machchar…!
- Shah Rukh Khan and Arjun Rampal revive their friendship at SRK's dinner party… yeh dosti!
- "No chance of Shah Rukh and I coming together," says Salman… their spat makes for an interesting script!
- At 67, Amitabh Bachchan decides to do dangerous stunts in his next film directed by Rajkumar Santoshi… the angry young man returns!
- Salman to play Gunmaster G-9 played by Mithun earlier in Nikhil Advani's next film… Salman as a spy?… exciting!
- ‘Robot' film title in controversy… a Delhi-based filmmaker claims it belongs to him… phew!
- Preity Zinta is sweating it out in the gym to act in films again… we so want the dimpled beauty back on screen!
Critics walk out of Cannes
More than ten years ago, when director Lars Von Trier made The Idiots, he was told to blur out sexually intimate scenes are they were almost pornographic. The director’s latest Antichrist, however, is completely uncut, and appallingly so.
The movie is incredibly gory. This includes scenes wherein the actor’s complete anatomical parts are not concealed, and it involves a scene where the lead actress uses a pair of scissor to cut into her privates. In fact, that is not all. Most scenes in the movie depict the director’s perversions into blood and gore and had many disgusted critics walking out of a private screening at Cannes. The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has definitely become more liberal over the past couple of decades. Films that would have been rated 18 in the past are now 15 or 12A.
