@drgrudge, I accept
Matrix fights defied gravity... But the concept of the movie itself was controlling with the mind. The matrix world itself where play with the mind happens. If you remember
Morpheus' dialogue "A body can not live with out the mind". It took Neo time to realize that it is his mind which is to be controlled and realized in the matrix world and the potentialities of Mind is unexplainable, i think its pretty understandable. I guess you would accept with me if I say, its something like "
telekinesia" as it comes in the show Heroes.
Tamil and Bollywood movies portray no concept of that sort, not even in 1 movie, so that comparison is pretty lame.
Otherwise, in my purview, Tamil movies are at least equally as good ad Bollywood. In fact I would say, Talent is more in Tamil than in Hindi field, the budget of the movies are relatively higher, may be, in Hindi (with the exception of
Rajni movies and some other) and its completely wasted with ridiculous acting.
I personally hate SRK movies. I am sick of the typical plots.
I am from Tamilnadu, and if I have to btich abt Tamil movies then,
1) I am sick of heroes and villains shouting "ayyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeehhhh", "hueyyyyyyyyyyyyyehhhh"... But, I guess its now in every language now except for may be "malayalam"??
2) Gravity defying fights?? Holy CRAP. I accept in some hollywood movies also, this occurs, especially, this recent 2007 crap "
hitman"... See that!
3) I have to accede, professionalism is more in Hindi movies, at least I think so, for... Hindi actors are more fit (even if they dont act... very good ex:
john abraham), they look like they can at least stand the vindictive villains... See Dhanush, Jeeva, Simbu.... I am not talking about looks but professionalism. Also, "red eyes" as one of them mentioned, half-drunk happens more frequently in Tamil than Hindi,
to my knowledge.It may be wrong.
4) song lyrics are horrible. the problem is that the population in city is more educated than say 20 yrs before, but the gap with villages have widened.. So, when it becomes necessary to satisfy the audience in villages,towns etc... it becomes so low and undervalued for ppl who expect a story line, reality, believable, continuous movie!
5) Screenplay is more or less like advertisement (compared to Hollywood movies)... and this is not in all movies... Hindi movies suck more in this regard.
Finally, I recommend you to see the movie "Michael Clayton" starring George Clooney, written and directed (debut) by Tony Gilroy (previously in screenplay)... See the gravity of the movie with a very simple concept. It is all I ask!! I need no super-hero stunts... no ubersexy dances....
I hope my opinion helps a few among you to continue btiching about either industries