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Believe The Unbelievable
The story of an Indian boy named Pi, a zookeeper's son who finds himself in the company of a hyena, zebra, orangutan, and a Bengal tiger after a shipwreck sets them adrift in the Pacific Ocean.
Life of Pi
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Suraj Sharma Irrfan Khan Ayush Tandon Gautam Belur Adil Hussain Tabu Ayaan Khan Mohd Abbas Khaleeli Vibish Sivakumar Rafe Spall Gérard Depardieu James Saito Jun Naito Andrea Di Stefano Shravanthi Sainath Elie Alouf T.M. Karthik Amarendran Ramanan Hari Mina Bala Wang Bo-chieh Ko I-Chen Jag Huang Ravi Natesan Adyant Balaji Chirag Agarwal Ahan André Kamath Om Kamath Srilekh Katta Swati Van Rijswijk Show All…
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Fox 2000 Pictures Dune Entertainment Ingenious Media Haishang Films Big Screen Productions Ingenious Film Partners Netter Productions
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漂流少年Pi, ZHizn Pi, Життя Пi, Cuoc Doi Cua Pi, Historien om Pi, Hayey Pai, Life of Pi: Una aventura extraordinaria
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Adult Pi Patel: "I suppose in the end, the whole of life becomes an act of letting go, but what always hurts the most is not taking a moment to say goodbye."
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Wow.
Every year cinephiles struggle to find a film that reminds them exactly why they love cinema. The exact type of film differs from person to person, and what you look for can constantly change from year to year. But you know those films when you find them, because there's that feeling you get. You sit there with your heart and mind open. Nothing else matters. You begin to reflect on yourself and your life, and how the film relates to you. As the credits roll, you let go of your breath, as if you had been holding it in the entire time.
This year, I have found that film in Ang Lee's Life of Pi. It is the film…
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Rest in Peace Irrfan Khan 🙏🏻
you will always be in my heart.
Love you my man ❤️ -
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Life of Pi released concurrently to the collapse of my faith structure. Being exclusively in a Catholic school system since the age of five will tend to do that. If there's a message here, it's that I didn't care for Life of Pi upon first viewing, as you can imagine. It was, and still is, impossibly gorgeous, like the most vivid dream conjured into existence, but I struggled to find a valid path of understanding it, a through line of unlocking its secrets. The major moments, like the tiger on the beach, or the scene in the hospital room, didn't resonate like they do now. My relationship with religion hasn't necessarily changed, but Ang Lee's craft is vital in this journey of clinging to faith and not letting go. And Suraj Sharma and Irrfan Khan both provide devastating performances.
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some shots in this movie are so beautiful i wanted to straight up die
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I am an atheist. I get totally pissed off when I see people using the name of God to indulge in their vices and hunt for power. I get angry when someone is overtly attached to God. I have gone the distance of even swearing at them. But I am also the one who yearns, the most for God.
The only thought which over powers my thinking of "There is no God" is the earnest wish that " Things would be different in the world had God really existed"
The people who believed in God's existence bothered me greatly. I never knew why I had spent such a lot of time trying to convince people why God does not exist.…
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A feast for the eyes from start to finish, Life of Pi is an enthralling journey of adventure, hope & triumph of the will to survive against all odds and is as rewarding an experience visually as it is emotionally. It tells the story of Piscine Patel aka Pi who is left stranded on a lifeboat after a shipwreck as the only human survivor and is accompanied by a zebra, an orangutan, a hyena & a fearsome Bengal tiger with whom he forges an unlikely bond.
Director Ang Lee has always captured the wonders of nature in intimate manner but with this film, he takes the film's photography to an even higher level of cinematic art as Life of Pi presents Lee…
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Probably one of my favorite movies. You don’t know what awestruck terror and loss feels like till you’ve seen the ship sinking scene. I tend to really love one-location “stranded/trapped” premises in general.
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sometimes survival films can get on my nerves - i can find them unrealistic/narcissistic/predictable, but this one is done right. even though most of it takes place on a small boat and a few pieces of wood in the middle of the ocean, it takes you on an insanely entertaining adventure with amazing visuals and totally immerses you in it's world, and also leaves you with a very touching, meaningful and relevant message about humanity. and irrfan khan is an absolute legend. what a guy.
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