surfer zombie spies invade the Princess Club: "Jaan Pehechaan Ho"
Much beloved for its role as "best clip of a movie watched by a character in another movie," I loved this song even more in its original full context, even though that context was pointless to the movie (Gumnaam). But whatever fancy roping it takes to set up a scene like this is all worth it. I played it twice and danced along both times. And then I settled in to watch the rest of the movie. It was enh. It wasn't really my kind of story, no matter the language or setting, and I was sleepy enough that keeping track of who was who was overwheleming. I will say the ruined church with the incredibly creepy religious statues - like a plastic manger lawn scene left to sit in nuclear fallout - was effective, as was Helen's Helenness. Very bad fake-pretend dead people, though.
Now get out of your chair, put your arms out like a mummy, shake them all about, and do the twist! Sweet!
Now get out of your chair, put your arms out like a mummy, shake them all about, and do the twist! Sweet!
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When I lived in Toronto, there was a tv station that showed old Indian movies on Sunday mornings, and I used to watch bits of them when "Coronation Street," my weakness at the time, was over. In retrospect, I wonder what I missed! I'm proud to say, though, that I did dance along to a few numbers here and there....